The Palestinian Center for Human Rights has documented testimonies of systematic rape and sexual torture committed by the Israeli occupation inside prisons, as reported by recently released Palestinian detainees. #Gaza

Winter in #Gaza is not an ordinary season; it is a struggle for survival.

Our home is no longer a home,the war turned it into rubble, and the rain made the pain worse. Water seeps in from every side, the cold is harsh, and there’s nothing to protect us. Winter in Gaza is not just a season, it’s a recurring catastrophe.

On World Children’s Day We remember the 20,000 children of Gaza who were denied their most basic right: life. They were killed by bombs, hunger, and cold. In Gaza, childhood is not lived — it is buried. #WorldChildrensDay #GazaChildren #ChildrenUnderAttack

On this World Children’s Day - 20,000 children killed in Gaza - 105 were under 1 year old - 40 were born and killed during the war - 154 died from hunger - 14 died from the cold What kind of world celebrates children’s rights… while burying Gaza’s children in silence?

Where is Gaza’s childhood? 20,000 children martyred — Killed by bombs, hunger, cold, or just moments after birth. On World Children’s Day, we are not asking for celebration ! We are demanding justice. #ChildrenOfGaza #StopKillingChildren #WorldChildrensDay

World Children’s Day in Gaza means graves, not gifts. 20,000 little lives lost. Tiny bodies under rubble, not blankets. Cries of hunger instead of laughter. This is not a tragedy — it’s a crime. #GazaChildren #ChildrenUnderSiege #WorldChildrensDay

Children are not targets. Yet in Gaza, 20,000 of them were. Some died before they could walk. Others were born into war — and never made it out. Their only crime: being born Palestinian. #StopKillingChildren #GazaUnderAttack #WorldChildrensDay

What does World Children’s Day mean to Gaza’s children?* Not toys. Not school. Not warmth. It means fear, hunger, rubble, and silence. It means growing up too fast — or not growing up at all. #ChildrensDay #JusticeForGaza #LetThemLive

"Our home in the first rain of the season" #Gaza

Winter used to be a beautiful season, but now it has become a tragedy because of what we are going through, destroyed homes, no roofs to shelter us, cold winds cutting through broken walls, and rain flooding what's left of our lives in #Gaza .

Humanitarian tragedy in #Gaza: Thousands of displaced families’ tents flooded after a severe cold front, with children and families crying from the intense cold and hunger.

With every winter storm, the same tragedy repeats itself. Tents are no longer enough and are not worthy of human dignity. We are in urgent need of caravans to protect us. #GazaGenocide‌

Every rainfall in Gaza reveals a painful truth: Tents cannot withstand the cold, the wind, or the floods. Our families deserve safety, warmth, and dignity. Caravans are not a luxury — they are a necessity.

Heavy rainfall and rising sea waves have flooded the tents of displaced people in the Al-Mawasi area of khan Yunis, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis as shelters were overwhelmed by water and mud. #Gaza

Is there anyone who feels? Or has the world become numb? Gaza is drowning.

#Gaza is suffocating under rubble and waste.

How was 2025? #Gaza

Angelina Jolie, speaking from Rafah, said that Palestinian stories “shatter the heart,” as she highlighted the human toll of the war on civilians. A child girl, whose family was killed by Israel and who is receiving treatment in Egypt, invited Angelina to share dinner with her.

Angelina Jolie visited the Rafah crossing to monitor the flow of humanitarian aid and assess relief efforts for Palestinians, marking a rare high-profile visit to the area amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.