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Israel Strikes Historic Abu Salim Mosque in Gaza
An Israeli strike on Monday targeted the historic Abu Salim Mosque in Deir Al-Balah, central Gaza, destroying large parts of the mosque and leaving the remaining structure severely damaged. Israeli forces also destroyed a prayer hall in Gaza City.
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Netherlands to Boycott Eurovision for Second Year Over Israel's Participation
For the second year, the Netherlands will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest, scheduled to take place in Bulgaria next year, over Israel’s participation. The Netherlands has urged the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to establish clear rules governing the participation of countries involved in assaults, adding the contest can “no longer be considered neutral” amid deepening divisions over Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza.
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Palestine Bids Farewell to Sliman Mansour, the Artist Who Painted a Nation's Memory, at 79
Palestine bids farewell to Sliman Mansour, one of the most beloved figures in Palestinian art, who has died at 79, leaving a legacy that gave Palestinian identity its visual language.
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Israel Bombards Gaza, Striking Homes and a Water Desalination Plant and Killing Palestinians Including a Child
Israel bombards Gaza, striking homes and a water facility and killing Palestinians including a child, while ordering the evacuation of an area sheltering the displaced.
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Jordanians' Homes Are the Price of Protecting US Forces: Demolitions and Evictions Around the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base
Jordan demolishes citizens' homes around the US Muwaffaq Salti air base to protect American forces after Iran's strikes, as Jordanians demand the troops leave.
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Canada Warns Companies Against Doing Business With Israeli Settlements in Occupied West Bank
Canada has warned of the “significant legal, financial and reputational risks” associated with doing business with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, amid a sharp rise in settler violence and accelerated settlement expansion that aims to bury the idea of a Palestinian state.
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Israel's War Minister and War Criminal Netanyahu Threaten Gaza Over Paper Kites
Israel's war minister and war criminal Netanyahu threaten to bomb and displace Gaza over paper kites flown by children, a manufactured pretext to resume the killing.
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Exclusive: Abbas's Inner Circle Studies Delaying the Legislative Elections Using the Jerusalem Pretext
QNN exclusive: the leadership around Abbas studies delaying the legislative elections using the Jerusalem pretext, as Fatah maneuvers against a unifying opposition.
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Mark Ruffalo Rejects Paramount’s Antisemitism Claims After Calling Out Ellison Family’s Complicity in Israel’s Gaza Genocide
Mark Ruffalo has rejected Paramount's claims of antisemitism after the Oscar-nominated actor accused Oracle, whose co-founder Larry Ellison controls Paramount with his son, of complicity in Israel's genocide in Gaza.
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Co-Founder of Ben & Jerry’s Calls Kareena Kapoor to End Ties With Unilever for Palestine
Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Ben Cohen has called on Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan to end her ties with Unilever and its former ice-cream business, Magnum, for Palestine against Israeli occupation, citing the companies’ silencing of criticism of Israel.
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Britain Weighs Trade Ban on Israeli Settlements as 100 Former Diplomats Denounce Israel's Ethnic Cleansing
Britain Weighs a Trade Ban on Israeli Settlements as 100 Former Diplomats Denounce Israel's Ethnic Cleansing
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Abbas's Deputy Says There Is No Going Back on the Legislative Elections
Abbas's deputy Hussein al-Sheikh says there is no going back on the legislative elections, days after Palestinian factions moved to form a unified national list.
