A young Palestinian man commenting on the news about the force displacement of Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt: "even if we drink its sewage, will not leave it."
Tears of joy during the first meeting of a Palestinian family who had been separated between the north and south of the Gaza Strip during the war of annihilation.
This is an image of an emotional scene of families reuniting in Gaza, where people embrace each other with tears of joy amid the surrounding destruction.
After 15 months of forced displacement, hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians return to the north of Gaza as part of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
بعد 15 شهرا من النزوح القسري، مئات الالاف يعودون إلى شمال غزة
A citizen from Jenin writes: "By Allah, brothers, the situation here is terrible and very difficult. The bulldozers have destroyed the town, and the sound of explosions and demolitions doesn't stop. There are people who haven't left their homes for days and can't even go to the shops to buy anything. Some don't even have money because all work has stopped. I don't know if the world knows or not what's been happening here for the past six days."
Palestinians bid farewell to Adam Sob Laban who was shot dead by the Israeli occupation forces near the Qalandia military checkpoint, north of Jerusalem.
وداع الشاب آدم صب لبن الذي ارتقى برصاص الاحتلال قرب حاجز قلنديا شمال القدس
Speaking in slurred speech, Anas Al-Aqra, a Palestinian captive from Qabalan, south of Nablus, struggles to communicate after losing his hearing and speech due to torture inside Israeli detention camps. Arrested in 2016 at the age of 19, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison and fined 15,000 shekels for allegedly causing minor injuries to an illegal Israeli settler during an incident in Jerusalem. On January 25, 2025, he was released as part of the prisoner exchange deal known as "The Flood of the Free." Upon his arrival in his hometown, he was greeted with immense warmth and a celebratory reception by local residents. Shortly after his release, Israeli occupation forces stormed Anas Al-Aqra's home in Qabalan, attempting to suppress the celebrations by firing stun grenades and tear gas, which led to several citizens suffering from gas inhalation.
