Ahmed Aziz

6 days ago | middleeasteye.net | Maha Hussaini |Mohammed al-Hajjar |Ahmed Aziz

Israeli forces have committed a new massacre targeting Palestinian aid seekers in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 32 people and wounding scores more, the Palestinian health ministry said on Sunday. According to eyewitnesses and local officials, Israeli troops opened fire directly on civilians gathered at two US-Israeli food distribution points in Rafah and central Gaza. At least 31 people were killed in Rafah and one in central Gaza, while over 200 were wounded, many of them critically.

2 months ago | middleeasteye.net | Ahmed Aziz |Nader Durgham

As Palestinians prepared to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, Israeli air strikes on Gaza killed at least nine people - including five children. The dawn attacks struck as families were either asleep or getting ready for Eid celebrations, witnesses told Middle East Eye.

2 months ago | popularresistance.org | Ahmed Aziz |Sondos Asem |Rayhan Uddin

Above photo: (A man mourns those killed in overnight deadly Israeli strikes on Gaza on 18 March 2025 MEE/Mohammed al-Hajjar. And Breaking Truce. Hospitals are overwhelmed with the dead and wounded as Israeli jets bomb homes and schools across the enclave. Israel killed more than 400 Palestinians, including over 100 children, in one of the bloodiest bombardments of the Gaza Strip early on Tuesday, unilaterally ending its ceasefire with Hamas.

Jan 19, 2025 | middleeasteye.net | Ahmed Aziz |Ahmed Dremly |Maha Hussaini

As the long-awaited ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect on Sunday morning, thousands of displaced Palestinians rushed to return to their homes. For many, the return was a bittersweet journey marked by shock, loss and uncertainty. What they have returned to is mostly flattened homes and, at best, half-standing structures.

Jan 15, 2025 | middleeasteye.net | Ahmed Aziz |Mohammed al-Hajjar |Nader Durgham

As the long-awaited ceasefire in Gaza was announced on Wednesday, displaced Palestinians celebrated and expressed both relief and fear while hoping that the agreement would hold. Shourouk Shahine, a Palestinian journalist in Deir al-Balah, told Middle East Eye that she feels “a very conflicted feeling, very mixed emotions, we are holding our breath”.