Gaza Under Attack: Victory For Palestinian Unity

The US-Israeli genocide in Gaza grinds on unabated.

At least fifty-five Palestinians have been killed in the coastal strip in the past 24 hours or so, pushing the death toll since October last year to more than 39 thousand. Israeli raids in the Occupied West are also ongoing.

Occupation forces have killed at least four Palestinians during a raid in Qalandia refugee camp and other areas. Lebanon's Hezbollah has conducted multiple operations against Israeli military outposts in response to a deadly Israeli airstrike on a region in southern Lebanon that killed a commander of the resistance movement. Palestinian unity in the face of genocide. It's called the Beijing declaration: a reconciliation accord brokered by China signed between Hamas, Fatah, and other Palestinian factions and welcomed by the UN. Also, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in the US to address Congress, where he's expected to face a number of empty seats. Among those not attending: Kamala Harris, the most high-profile Democrat who's now running for president. Outside Congress, protesters are saying Netanyahu isn't welcome. On this side of the Atlantic, France has deployed a thousand police officers ahead of the Israel-Mali Olympics football game amid demands to exclude the genocidal regime from the competitions.