The ‘Resistance Secret’ to Sustained Fighting

Military expert Major-General Fayez Al-Duwairi, said the different resistance groups have long adapted to the ground field in Gaza and allowed them to continue fighting the Israeli army since last October 2023.

It was necessary for the resistance to develop its combat performance in the battlefield after it resorted to confrontational stances in the first stage of the war that cost the movement both materially and in terms of human resources, Al-Duwairi of Al Jazeera explained, in his analysis of the military scene in Gaza.

The military and strategic expert described the resistance development, interms of performance and new tactics as giving then greater  “heights of skill and intelligence” that was necessary in the latter stages of the war as the Israeli occupation penetrated the whole of Gaza and its north.

He added it is here where the resistance started moving in small groups and harnessed all available means to achieve their goal of beating the enemy.

Thus the ambushes and the use of TNT fillings and explosive devices appeared in a greater way and effectively against the occupation’s military armor, especially later in the battles of Khan Yunis and Rafah in the south, he maintained.

Regarding the return of the Israeli soldiers to Khan Yunis for the third time, the military expert, said the Zionist army were not able to achieve its goals in the previous two times, noting the Khan Yunis Brigade of the Qassam Brigades – the Hamas military wing – was by far superior as a fighting force.

He added the Israeli fighting in Khan Yunis, the first time, lasted for months, during which they failed to find the prominent leaders of the Qassam Brigades, and failed as well to discover and destroy the underground strategic tunnels and the detained Israeli prisoners as pointed out in the Jo24 website.

The occupation withdrew from Khan Yunis last April, returned to it, especially in its eastern areas on 22 July, before withdrawing from it again at the end of the month.

The Israeli war in the Gaza Strip entered its 11th month, and resulted in the martyrdom of 39,699 Palestinians, including 16,314 children and 10,980 women, according to data from the Ministry of Health in Gaza, in addition to the widespread destruction of schools, hospitals and infrastructure.

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Israeli Forces Kill Two More Journalists Spiking Total to 168


Israeli forces killed two Palestinian journalists in Gaza, topping the number of media workers who were killed by Israel to 168.

The first was Palestinian TV journalist Tamim Ma’mmar. He was killed after Israeli forces bombarded his house in Khan Yunis, Friday, killing him and his family instantly.

Their killings are trending on the social media with images.



In a separate air strike Israeli forces targeted the home of Al-Aqsa TV journalist Abdullah Al-Sousi, massacring him and his family.

The Israeli army carried out airstrikes on Khan Yunis, killing Tamim Muammar along with his wife Islam Fayez and two children Mais and Salam. The Israeli strikes also killed Abdullah Sousi along with two of his nephews according to the Quds News Network.

Last week, the government media office announced the death of Al Jazeera correspondent Ismail Al-Ghoul and its cameraman Rami Al-Rifi in an Israeli airstrike that targeted their car in Gaza City.

Despite repeated warnings from Palestinian and international organizations, Israel has continued targeting press teams in Gaza, even those clearly identified with press vests and helmets. This defiance of international warnings has drawn widespread condemnation.


These attacks underscore Israel’s deliberate targeting of Palestinian journalists in Gaza. The number of journalists killed in Gaza is much more than the number those killed during the whole of World War II between 1939 and 1945.

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HRW Probe: Israeli Soldiers Throw Grandes on House of People

An investigation by Human Rights Watch found that Israeli soldiers executed eight members of the al-Khalidi family. On 21 December, 2023, the soldiers stormed their home in northern Gaza, threw grenades inside, and opened fire on a room where the family was sheltering.

Here’s their harrowing story:

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US ‘Appalled’ by Smotrich’s Starvation of Gaza Remarks

The US administration is “appalled” by remarks made by the Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich Monday of starving the entire population of Gaza as “justified and moral” to release the Israeli prisoners.

“We are appalled by these comments and reiterate that this rhetoric is harmful and disturbing,” a State Department spokesperson said in a statement to The Times of Israel according to the Quds News Network.

The statement added that US President Joe Biden and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken have repeatedly stressed “the need to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, remove any obstacles to the flow of aid and restore basic services for those in need”.

Meanwhile British Foreign Secretary David Lammy called on the Israeli occupation government to retract and slam Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s remarks on starving the entire population of Gaza.

He said in a post on X, “There can be no justification” for the statements. “International law could not be more clear – the deliberate starvation of civilians is a war crime,” Lammy added.

Speaking at a conference hosted by the Israel Hayom outlet on Monday, Smotrich expressed support for blocking aid to the Gaza Strip but said Israel lacked international legitimacy to do so.


“We are bringing in aid because there is no choice,” the far-right minister said.

“We can’t, in the current global reality, manage a war. Nobody will let us cause two million civilians to die of hunger even though it might be justified and moral until our hostages are returned,” he added.


He said that Israel needed “international legitimacy for this war”.

For about 10 months, the Israeli occupation has imposed a tight siege on the Gaza Strip, extremely limiting the flow of life-saving essential food and medical items.

In June, independent UN investigators said Israel was using starvation on the Palestinian population as a weapon of war. The hunger crisis has led to the death of dozens of people due to malnutrition, mostly children according to the Quds News Network.

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Tech Firms in Cahoots With Israel Army in Gaza

Recent reports reveal that the Israeli army has been leveraging cloud services and AI tools from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft to enhance its military operations in Gaza.

Col. Racheli Dembinsky, commander of the Israeli army’s Center of Computing and Information Systems, confirmed the use of these technologies in a July 10 presentation according to the Quds News Network.

 The army’s use of Amazon Web Services (AWS) for “endless storage” of intelligence data on nearly everyone in Gaza underscores the scale of surveillance and data collection.

As the genocide continues, the role of these companies in military activities shines a light on the intersection of technology and warfare, challenging us to reflect on the responsibilities of global techfirms in such contexts



While these cloud services boost operational efficiency, they also raise serious ethical concerns. The partnership, part of a $1.2 billion deal known as Project Nimbus, has sparked protests among employees of these tech giants, some of whom were dismissed after speaking out.

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