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Cancer patient and paralyzed mother from Gaza gets stuck in the rubble of her bombed house along with her daughter. pic.twitter.com/tIEB7Awc5y

— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza) November 7, 2023

■ Palestinian Resistance Stands Firm Against Israeli Invasion as Aerial Assaults Bring Devastation | In a heart-wrenching display of brutality, Israeli aircraft have unleashed a relentless onslaught, raining down terror upon Palestinian civilians and targeting the very essence of life itself. With hundreds of raids, they have left no stone unturned, bombarding innocent civilians and subjecting them to unspeakable horrors. The latest chapter in this tragic saga unfolded near the Ansar roundabout, west of Gaza City, where the occupation artillery struck a school housing displaced people. The scene was one of unimaginable devastation, as the innocent lives of thirteen citizens, most of them children, were abruptly cut short. Eyewitness accounts, relayed by Al-Manar’s correspondent, paint a grim picture of the aftermath.

■ Palestinian Resistance Continues to Defy Zionist Invasion | To retaliate against the merciless massacres targeting civilians, the Palestinian resistance, led by the Martyr Ezz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, has once again struck a blow against the Zionist invasion of the Gaza Strip. For the 32nd day in a row, the heroic fighters have unleashed their might, destroying enemy vehicles and eliminating soldiers and officers. According to the spokesman for the Martyr Ezz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the past few hours witnessed the destruction of 15 military vehicles on the outskirts of the Beach Camp and in Beit Hanoun. The invading forces were also bombarded with mortar shells, as fierce clashes erupted on various fronts of the fighting.

■ ’We Will Not Be Exiled’ - The Final Messages of Gaza Victims | ‘Israel’s’ relentless bombing of Gaza since 7 October has flattened entire neighborhoods and left the besieged enclave resembling an apocalyptic nightmare. The death toll, one month on, has surpassed 10,000 people and includes more than 4,000 children, as places of safety, such as mosques, churches, media centers, hospitals and supermarkets, have been bombed. On the ground, Gaza's residents describe the air strikes, the constant explosions and near-death experiences. The surrealism of the situation is seen on social media, as Palestinians use platforms like X, formerly Twitter, and Instagram to get their voices out, only for those same voices to disappear forever after the people who posted them are killed in air strikes. Many post their stories with the caveat that this message might be their last.