Mohammed AbuHalima

Israeli occupation forces launched a violent raid on the city of Jenin and its refugee camp on Monday, firing missiles at a residential building and shooting at a hospital, local…

It is no longer possible to say that there are safe areas in the Gaza Strip! As the Israeli bombardment affected areas in the center of Gaza City that one…

Israel Hayom’s website reported that the Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has implemented a Knesset-approved law from two months ago that abolishes the Disengagement Law from evacuated settlements in the…

As Israeli aggression against Palestinians at Islam’s third holiest site intensifies, Muslims must reevaluate their approach to visiting
Jerusalem.

Boycotting Israel and supporting Palestine
Of course, Palestinians do not believe they have the only authority to select
who from the Muslim world may and cannot attend Al-Aqsa. They have,
however, requested support for their cause.
Since 2005, this call has taken the shape of the Boycott, Divestment, and
Sanctions (BDS) movement, which encourages “people of conscience” all
over the globe to boycott Israel in solidarity with the Palestinian people .
One alternative is to heed the call and refuse to travel to Jerusalem.
However, there is another possibility: a pilgrimage to Jerusalem might
provide visitors with a chance to express international solidarity with the
Palestinian cause .
Israel uses tourism to whitewash its misdeeds, and anybody who travels
must oppose these deceptive techniques.

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Hebrew media has claimed that the Israeli occupation army thwarted the smuggling of weapons from Jordan to the occupied West Bank through the King Hussein Bridge (Allenby) by a member…

On Monday morning, dozens of settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque, while Israeli occupation police soldiers vandalize al-Rahma gate in the Al-Aqsa compound. According to Jerusalem sources, dozens of settlers stormed…

Gazans breathed a sigh of relief as they able to mark Eid peacefully and in
comfort after fears of a new escalation

Israeli police this morning restricted freedom of religion for young Palestinian Muslims who wanted to worship at their holy site, Al-Aqsa Mosque, in Jerusalem’s Old City, in this holy month…