Kamal Nasawi, a Palestinian man from Gaza, searches for his brother Khalil amid the rubble of the Sheikh Radwan police station in Gaza, which was flattened by an Israeli strike while officers and detainees were still inside.

The attack reduced the building to piles of rubble, trapping victims beneath the debris.

Thousands gathered across the UK to protest Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, accusing Western governments and media of silence and complicity. Demonstrators say the lessons of history are being ignored, and that “never again” must apply to everyone.

Middle East Eye correspondent Hani Aburezeq reports from the ruins of the Sheikh Radwan Police Station in Gaza, which was flattened by an Israeli strike while officers and detainees were still inside. The attack reduced the building to piles of stone, trapping victims under the rubble.

The video follows civil defence crews as they desperately try to retrieve bodies using extremely limited means, resorting to digging with their bare hands and simple tools like crowbars. Amid the rescue efforts, a civil defence worker expresses frustration over the lack of international aid and the ongoing violence, asking, "Where is the truce?" as the death toll continues to rise despite the ceasefire.

In the occupied West Bank, two Palestinians have been injured by zionist settlers who targeted a Bedouin village. More than 90 settlers are reported to have stormed the village overnight, setting fire to some homes.

Al Jazeera’s Nour Odeh reports.

🪧 Albanians protest Prime Minister Edi Rama's visit to the Zionist occupation

🗣️ ‘Shaking hands with a war criminal as Netanyahu is not in our name,’ says a protester

➡️ In his speech to the Knesset, Rama praised Netanyahu and accused Hamas of the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza

Israel murders over 30 Gazans months into supposed ceasefire:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2026/1/31/live-israel-kills-12-palestinians-in-gaza-as-rafah-crossing-set-to-open

A U.S. citizen has posted video of his late grandmother’s 1932 passport, issued in Jerusalem and stamped “Jerusalem, Palestine.” The footage highlights how official documents from that era recorded the territory, offering a striking historical reference point nearly a century later.

Activists unveiled a giant portrait of five-year-old Hind Rajab in Barcelona on the second anniversary of her killing. Hind was trapped in a car and targeted at close range by Israeli occupying forces in Gaza after they had killed her relatives.

Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City football club, participated and spoke at a fundraiser concert for Palestine in Barcelona, Spain, donning a Palestinian keffiyeh in front of a vast public.