Amid the ceasefire, horrifying glimpses of Israeli atrocities in Gaza are slowly emerging. A 🧵to document some of the footage Israel & Biden's admin didn't want you to see:
Decomposing & charred bodies, inc. women & children piled up in the streets; entire towns decimated...
2\ Al-Nada residential towers, Northern Gaza, wiped out with Israeli airstrikes.
Notice the buildings are bombed from the top, not bottom (which means there were no Hamas infrastructure underneath).
3\ Beit Lahia, Northern Gaza. Israel destroyed the entire town. Rubble as far as the eye can see!
4\ Beit Hanoun, Northern Gaza. Israel destroyed the entire town.
Caption reads "there is no home left that's suitable for living".
5\ The Indonesian hospital in Northern Gaza, filled with decomposing bodies.
6\ The charred remains of a fetus that was burned along with the mother as they attempted to flee south. The bodies were recovered today.
7\ Kindergartens, homes, shops... all destroyed by Israeli strikes in Beit Lahia.
8\ Khan Younis, the "safe" south:
9\ Khuza'a today, the "safe south":
10\ Downtown central Gaza: Palestinian parliament to the right & the Rashad al-Shawwa cultural centre to the left (Gaza's biggest cultural centre).
PS. These are supposed to be paved roads, the person appears to be walking on dust from rubble & destroyed buildings!
11\ The 1st video is NOT old. It was taken TODAY at the coastal Rashid street, at al-Zahra, middle of the Gaza Strip.
And no, there's NO evidence they were "executed by Khamas".
Israel has uncontested control in that area & left those bodies to rot!
12\ Tel El-Hawa residential towers, Gaza's up & coming middle-class neighbourhood with the least Hamas presence.
The neighbourhood housed doctors, engineers, teachers, university professors, Palestinian Authority civil servants...
Israel reduced it to rubble!
13\ Sheikh Zayed residential city in northern Gaza, wiped out by Israel. Uninhabitable
14\ A family bombed by Israel as they attempted to flee south in compliance with Israel's orders.
Their bodies were left to rot in an area under IDF control.
It's likely some of them were wounded & bled to death, judging by the victim outside the vehicle.
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What's next for Gaza? 🧵
After the hostage release, Israel will hold onto a fully depopulated 58% of Gaza.
After an international force enters, Israel will hold onto 40% of Gaza where the IDF's proxy gangs will thrive!
Genocide or reconstruction? The devil is in the details!
2\ Right now, the 58% beyond the yellow line is not only under IDF control, it's fully depopulated. Any Gaza civilian that tries to enter is shot on sight. Israel killed 35 Gazans in the first 24 hours of the ceasefire.
Israel is planning to hold onto those areas for a long time
3\ Israel's proxy gangs (e.g. Abu Shabab, Husam al-Astal, Ashraf Mansi) are all currently hiding in the 58% of Gaza the IDF is stationed in
Israel cultivated those gangs to create "gated communities" (concentration camps) to push Gazans into.
Now with the ceasefire, Israel is using those gangs to launch attacks on Hamas deep inside Gaza without the IDF having to invade.
This is Israel's way of saying "we're not violating the ceasefire, it's Palestinians killing Palestinians."
Israel will also try to get Gazans to move into those areas with promises of a better life while the other half of Gaza remains reduced to rubble. kan.org.il/content/kan-ne…
This plan is significantly better than previous Trump proposals (e.g. no ethnic cleansing, abolishing GHF, no occupation or annexation, decommissioning not disarmament...)
Yet it's filled with negatives, explosive mines & loopholes that'd allow Netanyahu to occupy Gaza forever🧵
2\ Positives:
The infamous GHF would be abolished since the plan says aid will only be distributed by groups "not associated in any manner with either party" (GHF is an IDF front).
Full suspension of "all military operations" (e.g. bombing) & immediate end to the war
3\ Trump's plan now talks about decommissioning instead of disarmament. There's a major difference; the latter connotes surrender, whereas decommissioning is gradual, tied to a political process & includes reintegration of militants into security sector ecfr.eu/article/decomm…
The US & Israel are the ones who asked Qatar to host Hamas' political (NOT military) leadership to maintain indirect dialogue with them
When Qatar asked Hamas' leadership to leave in Nov 2024 & suspended their office in Doha, Trump asked them to reopen it again & re-host Hamas🧵
2\ Netanyahu just broke this arrangement & bombed Doha to target Hamas negotiators in the midst of their discussion of Trump's latest ceasefire proposal
In March 2025, Netanyahu killed Hamas entire negotiating team in Gaza (e.g. Salah Bardawil, Essam Da'alees, Ismael Barhoum, Abu Obaida al-Jimassi)
3\ Netanyahu killed Hamas' negotiating team inside Gaza in March 2025 while they were discussing Witkoff's proposal to extend the ceasefire
Similarly, Israel killed Hamas' top negotiator Ismael Haniya in July 2024 right after he accepted Biden's ceasefire/prisoner swap proposal