five of the victims were killed near the balata camp east of nabllus and other four in tolcurm camp. on the 27th of december 2008, the israeli occupation began one of its many military aggressions against the gaza's trip with an operation called cast lead while the palestinian resistance chose to call it the battle of al-furqan and it lasted about 23 days ending on january 19, 2009, now known as the day of gaza. the islamic republic of iran commemorates the day of gaza every year as the symbol of resistance of palestinians against the zionist regime. this year, the day of gaza will have very special impact given the genocide gaza is still currently living through as zionist israel gets away with terrorism and aggression yet again. the 2008-2009 war resulted back then in at least 1500 murders including 300 children and math.

amit intensified raids on refugee camps. five of the victims are killed near the balata camp east of nabllus and other four into a car arm camp. she's three months old, let the world see her, these are the targets the israeli occupation claim to be terrorists. this is the army's language, but the whole world.

five of the victims were killed near the balata camp east of nabllus and other four into karam camp. the victory of the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 was watershed in iranian politics. the ties between tehran and tel aviv were cut off overnight and instead the palestinian cause became a centerpiece in iran's foreign policy. in humanitarian terms, it behooves all to do everything in their power to put an end to the plight of the palestinians who have long been subjected to the atrocities of the israeli regime. in islamic terms, all muslims are required to do their best to help their palestinian brothers out. but what about state actors? are they obliged to to do what they can for the palestinian cause? what about their own national interests?