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+972 Magazine is a collaborative online publication created by a team of journalists, bloggers, and photographers dedicated to delivering unique, firsthand reporting and insights about events in Israel and Palestine. Our group is passionate about human rights and the free flow of information, and we stand against the occupation. It's important to note that +972 Magazine does not represent any organization, political group, or specific agenda. We view +972 as a space for our contributors to express their analysis, reports, ideas, images, and videos through their own channels. Each contributor maintains ownership of their channel and its content (unless stated otherwise). The content shared on individual channels is solely the responsibility of the respective bloggers, and the views expressed are those of the authors, not necessarily those of +972 Magazine as a whole.

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PHOTOS: A ruined university in northern Gaza becomes a refuge

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Jonathan Adler |Ruwaida Amer

In the early morning hours of March 22, Omar Al-Za’anin, 60, and his family of six hurriedly left their home under heavy rainfall in the northern Gaza neighborhood of Beit Hanoun. Five nights earlier, as Israel unleashed a wave of deadly strikes across the enclave — killing 400 people and injuring hundreds — the army dropped evacuation leaflets over Al-Za’anin’s neighborhood, declaring it a “combat zone” and urging them to evacuate immediately to known shelters in western Gaza City.
Gazans plead for intervention as Israeli attacks intensify

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Ruwaida Amer |Ahmed Ahmed

Since Israel shattered the ceasefire in Gaza last month, Palestinians have been facing horrors reminiscent of the first days of Israel’s genocidal onslaught. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, the Israeli military has killed over 1,300 people and wounded more than 3,000 in the past three weeks, in which time the overall death toll in the enclave has surpassed 50,000.
In Gaza’s hospitals, treatable patients face ‘slow, quiet death’

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Mahmoud Mushtaha

In recent days, details have emerged about a particularly gruesome Israeli massacre targeting Palestinian medical teams in southern Gaza. On March 23, a team of Red Crescent and Civil Defense personnel were sent on a mission to rescue colleagues who had been targeted earlier in the day in the Rafah governorate. At a certain point, contact with the team was lost, and they were assumed dead.
Israel’s latest vision for Gaza has a name: Concentration camp

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Meron Rapoport

Two weeks ago, the right-wing Israeli journalist Yinon Magal posted the following on X: “This time, the IDF intends to evacuate all residents of the Gaza Strip to a new humanitarian zone that will be arranged for long-term stay, will be enclosed, and anyone entering it will first be checked to ensure they are not a terrorist. The IDF will not allow a rogue population to refuse evacuation this time. Anyone remaining outside the humanitarian zone will be implicated.
Germany to deport four foreign residents for pro-Palestine activism

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Hanno Hauenstein

The four slated for deportation have not been convicted of any crime but are alleged to have participated in protests against Israel's assault on Gaza. facebook twitter email link Berlin’s immigration authorities are moving to deport four young foreign residents on allegations related to participation in protests against Israel’s war on Gaza, an unprecedented move that raises serious concerns over civil liberties in Germany.
Rage at Israel fuses with ire at Hamas as protests rock Gaza

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Ruwaida Amer

For the past two days, Palestinians across the Gaza Strip have taken to the streets to demand an end to Israel’s genocidal onslaught and to Hamas’ rule of the territory. Beginning in the northern city of Beit Lahiya, demonstrations quickly spread to other parts of the enclave including Shuja’iyya in the north, Nuseirat and Deir Al-Balah in the center, and Khan Younis in the south.
Israeli violence is rapidly emptying Jordan Valley of Palestinians

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Jonathan Adler |Dikla Taylor-Sheinman |Georgia Gee

On the first day of Ramadan, Yasser Abu Aram sat and stared despondently at his plot of land in Khirbet Samra in the occupied West Bank. Months of relentless harassment by young Israeli settlers — who stole his livestock and encircled the small shepherding community day and night — had taken their toll. “Everything that is happening here is also happening in the surrounding communities,” Abu Aram told +972 Magazine. “Today it’s me.
Palestinians across Gaza awake to new Israeli massacre

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Jonathan Adler |Ruwaida Amer

I heard the missile before it exploded. It was 2 a.m., and I had just woken up to pray and read the Quran. I went to the bathroom, when suddenly the door swung open: our home shook with the bomb’s impact. We later learned that one of our neighbors’ houses, in the Al-Fukhari neighborhood in Khan Younis, had been directly targeted. Across the Gaza Strip, Palestinians awoke to the resumption of Israel’s genocidal war.
Fasting while starving, Gazans struggle to mark Ramadan

1 month ago | 972mag.com | Ben Reiff |Ruwaida Amer |Ibtisam Mahdi

On the first night of Ramadan, an aerial image of thousands of Palestinians in Rafah sharing an Iftar meal over a long red table went viral on social media. Stretching hundreds of meters and flanked on either side by destroyed buildings and rubble, the table was adorned with cheese, zaatar, bread, falafel, and olive oil.
'Anyone who goes near the water risks his life. But if we leave the sea, we die'

2 months ago | 972mag.com | Amos Brison |Ruwaida Amer

For 17 months, Ahmed Al-Hissi, a 54-year-old fisherman from Gaza’s Al-Shati refugee camp, hasn’t touched his fishing rod. It remains in the storage room by the port where he stashed it shortly after Israel launched its onslaught on the Strip, and he hasn’t dared retrieve it — even after the ceasefire took hold. “We have large families, and fishing is our only source of income,” he explained to +972 Magazine.