Gaza Ceasefire Finally Has Come

Al-Qassam Brigades releases footage of the first group of Israeli prisoners being handed over to the International Committee of the Red Cross as part of the initial phase of the prisoner exchange deal with the Israeli land-thieves entity.

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@QudsNen
 

A subtitled version of Martyr Izz El-Din Al-Qassam Brigades spokesman Abu Obeida's speech today, January 19th, 2025, marking 471 days and the victory of the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood.

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@RNNunofficial
 

Liberated prisoner Walaa Tanja, was once again freed by the Palestinian Resistance in the prisoner exchange (as she was in November 2023, before she was abducted again by the occupation.) Like Duha al-Wahsh, her brother Ayman was martyred during her imprisonment, and she learned only today upon her liberation.

Others are the same released Palestine ex-prisoners.
 

Liberated Jerusalemite prisoner, Aseel Eid al-Yassini, a Palestinian student freed by the Resistance in the Toufan al-Ahrar Exchange, embraces her family upon her freedom.
 

We rejoice in Gaza because joy here is not the result of victory or surviving death, but a triumph over despair, a moment of defiance against the circumstances that surround us.

We rejoice because, despite all the pain and fear, we still cling to life, and still find the strength to carry on. Joy in Gaza is a declaration that we have not retreated, that we have not been defeated, but that we are still here, shouting hope in the face of sorrow.

Joy here is a living resistance, a will to stand against everything that seeks to erase our existence. We know that joy does not come from the absence of pain but from our ability to live despite it.

We rejoice because our joy is an act of resistance, a confirmation that the Palestinian spirit cannot be crushed, no matter how long the darkness of the occupying forces endures. Joy in Gaza is more than just a reaction; it is a message to the world that, despite everything, we are here and we remain steadfast in the land of Gaza.

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@eyesonpal on TG
 

The freed prisoner Rula Hassanein from Bethlehem talks about the difficult conditions she experienced in the occupation prisons after her release as part of the resistance’s Toufan Al-Ahrar (Flood of the Free) prisoner exchange deal.

 

"The tragic situation that the female prisoners live in is challenging. There have been significant violations by the prison administration in their treatment of female detainees. Many of these instances cannot even be mentioned in the media due to their sensitive nature, particularly concerning women in general.

 

For example, we were not provided with necessities such as nail clippers. They were prohibited for over 3–4 months, and we would resort to cutting our nails using our teeth.

 

We were also denied access to items like hair combs, so we would use plastic forks to brush our hair.

 

All supplies available to the prisoners were confiscated, including clothing, through constant repression, repeated inspections, and strip searches that happened to many female detainees. Even different types of hijabs were taken away.

 

The tragic situation I experienced as a breastfeeding mother was indescribable. I left my daughter when she was only 9 months old. It was an extremely difficult situation that cannot be described—no language can express the feelings of a mother separated from her baby.

 

When I was arrested, I asked them to allow me to bring my infant daughter with me because she was still breastfeeding and heavily reliant on me. She was born prematurely by almost two months and was in a fragile health condition, but they denied my request.

 

Despite receiving several court decisions granting me release due to my situation, the military courts insisted on prolonging my detention."
 

The moment of receiving the release of the female leader, Khalida Jarrar, who was freed as part of the prisoner exchange deal with the occupation, showed a significant change in her appearance, reflecting the suffering of prisoners and detainees.
 

Drone footage showed Palestinians walking among destroyed buildings in the al-Saftawi area between Jabalia and Gaza City in northern Gaza after a ceasefire took effect.

 

"Israel's" 15-month-long genocide against Palestinians in Gaza has killed 46,913 Palestinians and injured 110,750 others, according to the Health Ministry in Gaza.

 

For 471 days, Israeli occupation forces have barred ambulances and civil defense teams from entering the struck areas in Gaza, impeding efforts to treat the wounded, retrieve thousands from under the rubble, and even accurately record the number of martyred and injured Palestinians.

 

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@almayadeenenglish
 

Margaret al-Rai, a Red Crescent worker, was liberated from occupation prisons last night in the Toufan al-Ahrar prisoner exchange secured by the Resistance. She is receiving medical treatment because her hand was broken when she was assaulted by occupation forces.

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@samidounnetwork
 

Young Palestinians freed from Israeli prisons arrive in Betunia in the occupied West Bank.
 

A young man was shot in the east of the Al-Bureij camp by the terror group of Israel when he returned to inspect his home.
 

The blood of the martyrs fuels victory:

 

• The zionist entity failed to occupy Gaza.

• The zionist entity failed to return the captives through military pressure and was only able to do so on the terms of the resistance.

• The zionist entity failed to subdue Hamas, nor its mechanisms for ensuring control and security. Hamas' forces remained active throughout the Al-Aqsa Flood, and immediately.

 

• The zionist entity failed to displace the Gazan people to the Sinai.
• The zionist entity failed to impose control on the border crossings.
• The zionist entity is deeply fragmented, politically and societally.
• The Generals' Plan was foiled, the governance of Gaza remains Palestinian (not "israeli" or run by Arab countries), and despite their best efforts, the zionists failed to turn the popular cradle against the resistance, as evidenced by the wide and visible support for the resistance today.
  
   

On the other hand:

 

 

• The resistance secured the release of 5,000 prisoners, including all women, all children, and all Gaza detainees.
• The resistance achieved a complete withdrawal of the IOF.
• The resistance achieved a permanent ceasefire, which was noted explicitly in the agreement.
• The resistance guaranteed that the crossings would be open for goods and people movement.
• The resistance guaranteed a rebuilding and reconstruction plan for the Gaza Strip.
• The resistance caused damages of over $60 billion to the zionist entity, the global isolation of the zionist entity, the destruction of hundreds of military vehicles, the killing of 2,000 soldiers and settlers, and the wounding of thousands.
• Despite the loss, it is an "absolute victory" for the Palestinian people, its popular cradle, and its fighters.

 

The moment the Palestinian ex-detainee Hadil Shatarah embraces her family after being released from occupation jails.

 

لقاء الأسيرة المحررة هديل شطارة بعائلتها بعد الإفراج عنها من سجون الاحتلال

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@eyesonpal
 

Ayham Jaradat from the town of Seir, north of Hebron, is greeted by their family after the exchange deal.
 

Birzeit University student Amal Shujaiya, a student journalist, was liberated tonight as part of the Flood of the Free prisoner exchange secured by the Palestinian Resistance.
 

The terrorist Israelis with weapons come from zionist America, Britain, and Germany deliberately destroyed the ambulances and civil defense vehicles during the invasion of the north of Gaza.

 

دمار كبير خلفه الاحتلال في مركبات الدفاع المدني و سيارات الإسعاف في شمال غزة

@eyesonpal
 

Overwhelming bias and misinformation were revealed in British newspaper coverage of the prisoner exchange deal that took place yesterday between Hamas and Israel.

The UK media ignores all the news about the 90 Palestinian female and children prisoners who were freed from Israeli prisons yesterday, focusing only on the three Israeli captives.

The released Israeli captives appeared in good health unlike many Palestinian prisoners, who came out with visible signs of torture, abuse, and starvation. Some released children and women came out in a state of psychological breakdown.

Source:
@QudsNen
 

Palestinian returns to northern Gaza with Palestinian flag after ceasefire deal began.

 

فلسطيني يعود إلى شمال غزة رافعاً علم فلسطين بعد بدء سريان اتفاق وقف إطلاق النار
 

 

 

The true owner of the land.
 

صاحب الأرض الحقيقي.

 

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