Sally Ibrahim is a local journalist based in the Palestinian Territories, specifically Gaza. Her work has been featured in publications such as GlobalResearch and The New Arab. Sally's articles cover a range of topics including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, human rights issues, and the daily struggles faced by Palestinians in Gaza.
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Sally Ibrahim's work focuses on local stories in the Palestinian Territories, particularly Gaza, with an emphasis on culture & society and government & politics. She often features evolving stories and expert commentary related to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, war, displacement, and humanitarian crises.
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Analysis: Israel is attacking police and other civilian forces in Gaza to erode public order and foster internal chaos.
The decisions came after the sudden fall of the Assad regime in Syria and the control of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) over the country.
Osama Hamdan, a Hamas leader, said during a press conference in Algeria, "Trump must be more disciplined and diplomatic and work to stop the war..."
"So, why don't we make our own graves? Either to protect us from the cold or to bury us in them if the Israeli army bombs the place where we live," he said.
"We have recorded 4,500 amputation cases by the end of 2024 as a result of the continuous Israeli airstrikes and ground attacks on Gaza."
"Every time I fail to obtain one piece of information about them, my fear and anxiety increases. We do not even know if they are alive, or they were killed."
By: Sally Ibrahim
Despite the official announcement of the ceasefire, the Israeli army continued to launch airstrikes on various areas of Gaza, killing of about 40 Palestinians.
Crowds have gathered to celebrate the ceasefire across Gaza, with some hopeful and others skeptical about the current truce.
By: Sally Ibrahim
"These trucks are not just aid; they are the beginning of a new life after months of pain and death," Raed Nassar, a Palestinian man based in Rafah, told TNA.
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