After the announcement of a ceasefire and prisoner swap in Gaza, attention quickly turned to Hamas’s weapons and the question of who will govern the Strip after the war, issues the Resistance’s spokesman Hazem Qassem addressed in an interview with Al-Estiklal.

Has “Israel” lost its popularity even among Americans? That seems to be the reasoning behind its reliance on multiple PR firms and social media influencers to market its narrative, improve its image, and cover up its actions in Gaza for millions of dollars.

Over two years of relentless Israeli bombardment and mass killings in Gaza, only a handful of protests and small vigils have been held by ’48 Palestinians, mostly emerging in the later stages of the aggression.

The growing presence and military buildup of the Egyptian army in the Sinai Peninsula has become a new headache for the Israeli Occupation, even affecting the “historic gas deal” between both sides.

"Israel's" use of explosive robots and drones has wrought mass destruction and displacement in Gaza, yet over 600,000 residents remain, underscoring the campaign’s failure.