it's uh uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh, october 7th, 2023, defining moment in the... هذا

a meticulous operation, unmatched sophistication, it surprised israel, then shocked it, then rocked it. it brought to the foreground the plight of the forgotten.

we say that designism and the state of israel is the cause of bloodshed, they're the ones who are the criminals, they are the villains, the victims are the people of gaza. it was in revenge for innocent blood. it was operation. imagine this, you live in a region under siege, occupied and isolated. soldiers at the

border refuse to allow anything in or out until they're compelled to. this includes the most basic necessities like food, hungers at you. the spectra of violence looms over you all the time. schools and hospitals, facilities many take for granted, are either underfunded or raised to the ground. access to electricity and fuel is severely restricted, often leaving you completely in the dark. you are doomed to have such miserable life from the cradle to the grave. welcome to gaza, prewar. gaza a good day.

just one week prior to operation alaxso flood, gallup completed its poll on palestinians in gaza, conducted between july and september 2023. the findings were telling, people living in gaza were disproportionately struggling to afford food, 57% of people. in gaza said they could not afford food at time in the past 12 months. the same was true of shelter, the inability to afford shelter matched its record high in gaza before the conflict with 29% struggling to afford adequate shelter. according to gallup's basic needs vulnerability index, which measures people's ability to afford food and shelter and their social safety nets, two-thirds of... residence in gaza that

67% could be classified as highly or moderately vulnerable before the war. palestinians were also feeling the strength. of daily life before the conflict errupted, more than half of palestinians living in gaza, that's 53%, reported feeling lot of daily stress. since 2014, daily stress had averaged 54% in gaza. anger was also on the rise. in summer 2023, 44% of palestinians in gaza said they experienced a lot of anger the day before they were surveyed. this was the highest level of anger recorded in gaza since 2018, when the great march of return protests began, which called for an end to the

blockade on gaza and the right of return for displaced palestinians. thousands of palestinians were killed and injured in that period. the alarming truth is that much of the gallop findings wasn't new. the united nations had been sounding the alarm for years, warning that gaza could become unlivable by 2020." اي سبب من هذه الاسباب هي تدفع المقاومه لان ترفع صوتها من يتالم يصرخ هم قالوا هم صرخوا وهذا هذا وصرخوا باسم شعبهم

وظنوا بانهم بذلك سيزال كل الاثار والاسباب التي لا تمكن الشعب الفلسطيني والسكان في قطاع غزه من استمرار حياتهم كما باقي المواطنين في اي مكان في العالم وعلى الاقل في الضفه. gaza's population is among the youngest in the world, with roughly half of its residents under the age of 18, but before the war made their futures even more uncertain, few palestinians in gaza said children have the opportunity to learn and grow where they live. confronted with the ruins of destroyed homes and the failures of peace efforts, older and young generations found themselves against the backdrop of pessimism, poverty and pain. the dream of permanent peace now felt further away than ever. gaza was

besieged as it had never been before, and that was just before october 7th, and that was not all. دوليه تحدثنا فيها منذ سنوات طويله مؤامره الصمت التي شجعت الاحتلال على ارتكاب مزيد من الجرائم بحق الشعب الفلسطيني واستفردت بالشعب الفلسطيني وتعاملت مع المواطنين على انهم ليسوا بشر كانهم يتعاملون مع اقل من حيوانات بعمليات القتل وحجم حجم القنابل والمتفجرات واستخدام كل انواع الاسلحه ضد ضد مدنيين in the troubling landscape of recent years, the israeli regime had prioritized the expansion of settlements above all else. this unsettling trend

intensified in june 2023, when israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu made a highly controversial move, passing a resolution that granted his cabinet unchecked authority to... more settlements in the occupied west bank. it was decision that only deepened the wounds of occupation. just a month later, the situation took a turn for the worse. yasi dagan, the head of the regional council for west bank settlements presented a shocking proposal to netanyahu. his vision was to increase the number of settlers in the northern west bank from 170. to alarming 1 million by 2050. this outrageous plan threatened to reshape the demographic realities of the region in a way that few could justify. the settlement expansion was

yet part of a grim, unchecked ambition and blatant disregard for human rights and international law, where the aspirations of some trample over the rights and lives of many, mushrooming across palestine, these illegal settlements had inflicted immense suffering on palestinian communities were sitting in already desperate situation. families found themselves stripped of their homes, leaving them bereft of mental, physical and economic security. the relentless expansion of settlements coupled with the evictions of palestinians, often led to the devastating loss of livelihoods, pushing more families deeper into poverty. damage didn't stop there, each settlement expansion was synonymous with the uprooting

of palestinian trees, the destruction of cultivated land and a systematic discrimination in the management of water resources all skewed in favor of the settlers. now let's fast forward to the day just before october 7th, gaza had been held in a... suffocating grip for decades, an open air prison, so to speak, without israel's permission, no one could enter or exit. israel controlled the crossings like taps, they could turn on and off. the regime wanted to know exactly what was going into gaza, to the point that it kept palestinians there a calorie control diet. in 2022, a staggering 1.84 million people, 1/3ird of the population

struggle to secure enough food eat, according to the world food program. among this vulnerable group, 1.1 million individuals were classified as severely food insecure, with a shocking 90% of them residing in gaza. by limiting food supplies to the bare minimum, israel sought to exert pressure on hamas, after it assumed power in 2007. gradually, normal life became highly abnormal, اي سبب من هذه الاسباب التي نتحدث عنها وتتحدث عنها حماس والشعب الفلسطيني، سواء كان بعمليه تبادل الاسرى الذين التي لم يكتب لها النجاح. وبرغم كل الوساطات و بالرغم من تقدم حماس ب بكل التنازلات من اجل اتمام عمليه

صفقه تبادل اسرى قبل 7 اكتوبر ثم الحصار ثم مقاطعه مقاطعه حكومه حماس ثم الفقر ثم الاغلاق المتكرر و والسماح وال والمنح لبضائع والسلع التي تدخل وكانهم يتعاملوا مع حظيره حيوانات. the blockade had mercilessly crippled the economy of the gaza strip, resulting in soaring unemployment rates and pervasive poverty. with nearly half of the population unemployed, gaza stood as one of the regions with the highest unemployment rates globally. disturbingly, data reveals that over 80% of gazans lifed in conditions of poverty, trapped in a cycle of despair, and that was

all before october the 7th. in such conditions, the residents of gaza were practically confined like prisoners. now picture them in actual prisons controlled by the israeli occupying forces. operation allo flood was partly aimed at securing the... release of palestinian presidents. before october 7th, around 5,200 palestinians languished in israeli prisons enduring perilous and inhumane conditions. among these detainees, nearly 2,00 were handed life sentences based on unfounded charges. in these grim facilities, palestinian prisoners faced appalling treatment. suffering from torture, starvation and dehydration while being systematically denied access to

essential medical care. كل الاسرى تعرضوا لهذا الامر. مثلا في الموقع العسكري الذي نزلنا فيه، الذي يشبه جوانتنامو كما انا اقول، تم وضعنا على حصى، حصى ناعمه جرحت ركبنا واقدامنا. جميع الاصر. الذين اعتقلوا معنا تم وضع يعني تعرضوا لهذه الطريقه كل الاسرى اقدامهم وركبهم ورماناتهم تعرضت. muslims and their sacred sites became a triggering point for hamas's military response, labeled operation also flood, named after al-aqsa mosk. just days before the operation, at least 800 israeli

settlers attack the area surrounding the mosk, violently assaulting pilgrims and palestinian shops, incidents of entering the mask with boots on, assaulting worshippers, unleashing gunfire and grenades, had tragically become common place at alaska, the third holiest place for muslims.

despite international law prohibiting the annexation and continued israeli occupation of east algos, israel had claimed sovereignty over the entirety of al-ghts, including the old city and the alaxa mask compound. in the 1980s, the far right jewish underground group

plotted to blow up the dome of the rock, while in 1990 is... forces shot dead 17 palestinians and injured 150 others at the site during protests against attempt by the temple mount faithful hardline group to lay the cornerstone for temple there and to that end the regime's excavations under the compound aimed at finding remains of the second temple which have affected the foundations of the islamic buildings on the site. israel's far right cabinet, which came into power in december 2022, includes top officials such as itamar, who once said that the alaxa mask was there temporarily, and that the temple would be quickly built in their days. الحصار على قطاع غزه، رفض اقامه الدوله الفلسطينيه الانتهاكات بحق المواطن

الفلسطيني في القدس في ضفه تعديات والتدنيس للمقدسات الاسلاميه سياسه الاعتقال الهدم. الاحتلال بحد ذاته هو سبب رئيس يعني من الاسباب التي كان لابد من ايصال رساله قويه باللغه الدبلوماسي. in december 2009, two years into the blockade imposed by israel and gaza, and few months after israel's first major campaign of bombing of the enclave, israeli-american journalist larry durfner put the right questions to his fellow israeli citizens in the jerusalem post. اسرائيل تحاصر غزه منذ اكثر من 17 عام وحماس قدمت كل ما يمكن لكي يرفع الحصار واستجابت وتنازلت احيانا كثيره

ولكن ماذا يطلب من شعب ومن حكومه. قدمت نفسها على انها حكومه مقاومه و ولا تستطيع اداره البلاد بسبب اولا الحصار وبسبب مقاطعه المجتمع الدولي لحكومه حماس وبسبب استمرار الانقسام الذي تغذيه وهم اساسه المجتمع الدولي وحكومه الاحتلال الاسرائيلي the biggest answer to larry durfner question came after years of diplomatic failures by hamas to: reach a real solution for the lingering humanitarian crisis in gaza. it came as natural response to years of brutal occupation and the agonizing suffering it rought. it searched forth from gaza, a land ravaged by relentless settlements marred by ceaseless violence and

shackled by a stagnant economy, territory littered with crumbling homes and shattered drained, nation emboldened by the knowledge that it had little left to lose. والشعب الفلسطيني يتعرض. للمظالم ويتعرض للاستهداف ويتعرض للتامر عليه وعلى وجوده وعلى قضيته العادله. وبالتالي تاريخ القضيه الفلسطينيه يعود الى وعد بلفر والى عام 48 حيث نكب الشعب الفلسطيني وما زالت النكبات والنكسات مستمره ومتواصله حتى اليوم. october. 7th, caccofany of explosions shattered the quiet. in mirror moments, thousands of rockets soored into the

sky, overwhelming israel's vaunted missile systems, while fearless palestinian resistance fighters broke free from the smoke-choked ruins of besieged gaza, charging into the very heart of israeli settlements nestled in the gaza unvelate. قوات من الطيران نزلوا في مظليات قوات من البر ومن منطقه زكيم من شمال بيت لاهيه من عده محاور هذا الدخول اضافه الى الرشقات اكثر من 5000 رشقه صاروخيه تم توجيها لغلاف غزه والى شمال قطاع غزه هذا الامر الذي جعل العدو بحيره

للمقاتلين الفلسطينيين كان هناك برامج مكثفه مهارات ميدانيه عاليه خطط وتكتيكات عسكريه كان هناك معركه عقول وادمغه استطاع الفلسطينيين ان ينفذوا العديد من السيناريوهات التي حاكت تنفيذ عمليه طوفان الاقصى soon whispers spread through social media like wildfire. "the towering wall that encircled the gaza strip, a grim monument of oppression meant to keep its 2.3 million inhabitants in perpetual confinement had been breached. for the

israelies, the scenes were incomprehensible, it was as if they were trapped within a waking nightmare. بعد الاخبار ما يحدث الاخبار كانت صعبه جدا الصور كانت صعبه جدا ومؤثره جدا اثارت غضب كبير

عندي في الساعات الاولى لم يكن هناك القوات الكافيه للتسدي لمثل هذا الهجوم كان هناك الاف من عصر حماسه التي دخلت الى الاراضي الاسرائيليه انت لا تستطيع كجيش اسرائيلي ان caught off guard, the israelis had never imagined that palestinian fighters would descend into southern territories under constant israeli watch. the images that flooded social media were unbelievable, merkava tanks enngulfed in flames. israeli

soldiers dragged from their steel fortresses, settlers fleeing in terror, instead of taking a single israeli soldiers, echoing the tactics of 2006, this time hundreds of israelis would find themselves trapped within the confines of besieed gaza, trade it like pawns for the release of palestinian prisoners languishing in israeli jails. في اليوم السابع من اكتوبر كانت هناك مفاجاه ميدانيه كبيره جدا وعدم استعداد من الجيش يجب ان اذكر هنا اخر ايام فتره الاعياد الكبيره لدى الشعب اليهودي سقط اخر يوم سكوت اخر يوم عطله يوم السبت الاخير من هذه الفتره وبنفس الوقت كان تم تحويل بعض القوات الى الضفه الغربيه بسبب التوتر التي شكلها هناك. of flood had

irrevocably shattered the one mighty myth of invincibility surrounding tazaha, mosat, shinbet, markava tanks, iron dome and the entire apparatus of the israeli military forces. استطاع المقاتلين الفلسطينيين ان يسيطروا على الثكنات العسكريه وعلى المستوطنات غلاف قطاع غزه لاكثر من اربع ساعات لم يتمكن الجيش الاسرائيلي من مواجهتهم ميدانيا الا بعد مرور

سته ساعات وكان لا يوجد لديه اي معلومات امنيه واستخباريه بدليل ان المقاومين الفلسطينيين الذين اقتحموا المواقع استطاعوا ان ياسروا مئات من العسكريين الضباط والجنود وهم الان موجودين في انفاق قطاع غزه what had once seemed an unassailable fortress crumbled under the sheer weight of desperation and استمرت في تنفيذ عملياتها الفرديه لفتره طويله من الزمن وثم انتقلت من العمليات الفرديه الى عمليات الخلايا ومن ثم الى كتائب مقاومين اعلنت عن نفسها حاولت اسرائيل جاهده عبر السنتين الماضيتين ان تمنع وتوقف نمو تطور المقاومه ال

palestinian drones soored through the skies, striking multiple sensor towers with ruthless precision, paving the way for paragliding infantry to glide unnoticed into enemy territory, t-shirt clad, ak-47 wielding assault teams surged forward, shattering the wall and crossing a border that even stray cat. قطاع غزه محاصر برا وبحرا وجوا لمده 17 عام يلا يا شباب والشعب الفلسطيني ايضا يعاني منذ 75 عام من الجيش الاسرائيلي ومن العقاب الجماعي والحصار الاقتصادي وكل ما يمكن قتل الحياه عند الفلسطينيين ومع كل ذلك استطاع هذا المقاتل الفلسطيني ان يعد نفسه ويجهز نفسه بامكانيات متواضعه جدا و... استطاع ايضا ان

يصنع الاسلحه قدر ما استطاع في داخل قطاع غزه وهذا ما اعطاه قيمه اضافيه للمقاتلين الفلسطينيين مقابل الجيش الاسرائيلي المدجج باحدث انواع الاسلحه. inevitably israel retaliated with unrestrained fury, unleashing torrent of destruction upon the gaza strip, a suffocating cage of just 365 square kilometers, crammed with 2.3 million souls.

the indiscriminate bombardment targeted refugee camps, schools, civilian apartment blocks, musks and the impoverished enclaves of battered populist. "but the damage was already etched in history, as the days turn into a relentless passage of violence, the foundations of israel began to crumble like a fragile house of cards. sir phillips, a former british diplomat who served as ambassador to israel and the kingdom of saudi arab..." wrote on april 9, 2024 in haarats that hamas had succeeded in his objective of obtaining the release of as many palestinians held in israeli prisons as possible and of reasserting themselves as a forced to be reckoned with.