Fayha’ Shalash

1 month ago | english.palinfo.com | Fayha’ Shalash

By Fayha’ ShalashJannat never imagined that her room would become the site of a terrifying memory that would change her life forever. In a single moment, the Palestinian girl was subjected to a life-altering accident in her own room, losing her sight in both eyes, all because of Israeli army bullets. Her life—and the life of her family—was completely turned upside down, forever shattering the dreams of this once cheerful, energetic girl.

Nov 11, 2024 | english.palinfo.com | Fayha’ Shalash

Every October during the olive season, Abdullah Samhan heads with his family to their land in the village of Al-Lubban Al-Gharbi, west of Ramallah, to pick olives. At the beginning of last month, he and his family were filled with joy as they headed to their land to kick-start the olive harvest season. However, this joyful experience quickly turned distressing, as the illegal settlers had other plans for this Palestinian family.

Sep 10, 2024 | english.almayadeen.net | Fayha’ Shalash

In mid-August, Alaa Srouji was surprised when the Israeli army handed him a notice to remove his greenhouses near Tulkarm. The official reason was that he did not have a permit for them, but when the other farmers in the area received similar notices at the same time, concerns were raised. Many now suspect that “Israel” may be planning to establish a buffer zone in the Shweika Plain area.

Sep 4, 2024 | english.almayadeen.net | Fayha’ Shalash

The family of detainee Layan Nasser, 24, from Ramallah, has been following every news related to Israeli prison conditions since the re-detainment of their daughter five months ago. The recent increase in the arrest of Palestinian women by the Israeli army shows disregard for their special circumstances. Among the female detainees are sick elderly women, mothers and pregnant women, and those wounded by bullets.

Sep 4, 2024 | ozarab.media | Fayha’ Shalash

Life for Jenin residents ‘in paralysis’ as Israeli operation enters second week Hospitals have ceased operations and schools have closed amid continued deadly raids Fayha Shalash Wed, 09/04/2024 – 14:44 A dog walks towards a man in Jenin, occupied West Bank amid destruction and excavations left by the Israeli army on 4 September, 2024 (Zain Jaafar/AFP) As the Israeli military operation in Jenin and its environs in the occupied West Bank enters its second week, the situation has only gotten...