This is all that remains of 10-year-old Rayyan Quwaidar, brutally murdered by Israel. His shattered body, barely fragments of flesh, was gathered by his grandfather in a rice bag from beneath the rubble of their home, destroyed in an airstrike yesterday in eastern Khan Younis.

“It was like wild animals killing their prey mutilating one after the other” Mahmoud Abbas - aka Abu Mujahed - relays what he witnessed in Lebanon’s Sabra and Shatila Camp 42 years earlier, where Israeli-backed militias slaughtered thousands of Palestinians and Shiites

A plane flew over our school tent in the South. ✈️ The children thought help was coming and got really excited: 'Aid for us! Aid for us!' 💔 Hamdan got up and started clapping. #WeWillReadAgain

Israeli airstrikes targeting civilians in Gaza continue. In an attack on a tent sheltering displaced civilians in Deir al-Balah, two Palestinians lost their lives, and the wounded are being transported to the hospital. In al-Sabra neighborhood, the home of the Mohammed al-Shami

Six-month-old Atef Tayeh from Gaza was diagnosed with cancer just a few months into his life but he can’t get treatment there or travel abroad due to Israel’s war on the besieged enclave and its closure of the Rafah border crossing.

Israel’s reported mass cyber attack on hizbullah/Lebanese communication devices is not targeted assassination, it is an act of mass terror and war crime that does not distinguish between civilians and combatants

We’re destroying every rule of war, every aspiration to a viable international law regime, every sense of accountability. Eventually there will be the inevitable blowback, but for now it’s the drunkenness of power

Microplastics have been found in the human brain for the first time, a study has revealed. They have previously been found in the lungs, heart and blood - but until now, have not been reported as reaching the brain which is protected by the blood-brain barrier.

What happened today in lebanon is an act of terrorism against civilians. Even wars have rules. Principle of distinction requires that parties to an armed conflict at all times distinguish between civilians and combatants and between civilian objects and military objectives.

Israel had absolutely no idea who would be standing nearby when those beepers exploded. They didn't care, because civilian life is meaningless to them.

Today, in Kamal Adwan hospital in the north of Gaza, I met with many children enduring terrible suffering.🧵

“This baby struggles to live alone” 9-month-old baby Amal Awadallah lost all the members of her family in an Israeli attack on al Nasr neighbourhood in Gaza. Now, she struggles for survival after suffering from severe burns

I strongly condemn the massive terror attack in Lebanon and Syria, which injured thousands of people. A brutal escalation of violence. Silence is not an option. An international investigation is called for. The bloodshed must end.

Killed by war, swallowed by chaos. Where are Gaza’s lost children?

US doctor Tammy Abughnaim, who returned from a humanitarian deployment in Gaza, says children are being slaughtered by Israeli quadcopters “Someone in Israel has decided that these children need to die, and someone in America has decided that it is okay,” she tells TRT World

The Israeli government committed mass terrorism on Lebanon yesterday. They were not intimidated by whatever the US — their largest weapons supplier — said in response. Politicians & the media meanwhile whitewashed, even glorified it. So they went ahead and did it again today.

International humanitarian law prohibits the use of booby traps – objects that civilians are likely to be attracted to or are associated with normal civilian daily use – precisely to avoid putting civilians at grave risk. hrw.org/news/2024/09/1…

It has been revealed today by Save the Children UK that 710 newborn babies have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. If you can not condemn the actions of a Government that has killed 710 newborn babies, and demand sanctions against them, what more will it take?

Lebanon explosions ‘almost certainly criminal’, says human rights lawyer channel4.com/news/lebanon-e…

Thousands of pagers and other electronic devices have exploded across Lebanon, killing at least 21 people, including two children, and injuring thousands. Using everyday civilian objects as explosive devices puts civilians at grave risk and violates the laws of war.