In most cases, the Western press acts with double standards and lives in this imitation. Abdulhakim Bahriddin mentioned the double standards in the media on the example of Gaza.

American Muslims are planning to launch a "Drop Biden" campaign to express their stance on the US president's actions in Israel's war on Gaza, Axios reported.

The leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council promised to allocate an additional 1.6 billion dollars for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.

Christians in the occupied West Bank decided not to celebrate Christmas as a sign of sympathy for the people of Gaza.

Israel's B'Tselem human rights organization said Israel is fighting Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip, not Hamas.

Almost 80 percent of the population of Gaza, i.e. 1.9 million people, have left their homes since October 7.

In the last two days, the number of victims in the Gaza Strip, where the occupying Israel has been continuing its attacks since October 7, has increased by 930 to 17,177.

Freed Israeli ex-prisoners have told reporters that during their captivity they were afraid of Israel bombing them, not of Hamas.

Occupying Israel is itself taking a heavy toll from its bloody war against civilians, especially women and children, in Gaza. Tourism, aviation, and the labor market are particularly affected.

Sergeant Gal Meir Eisenkot, son of former Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces Gadi Eisenkot, was killed in northern Gaza.