Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Israeli airstrikes in central Beirut lead to casualties as diplomats work on a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hezbollah. Other strikes in Lebanon and Gaza cause more casualties, with a proposal for a two-month cease-fire under negotiation.

International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Israeli Officials and Hamas Leader

The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif over alleged crimes against humanity and war crimes. Both Israel and the U.S. rejected the warrants, and the ICC has no police to enforce them. The court launched an investigation three years ago into possible war crimes committed by both Israel and Palestinian militants.

Attack on Synagogue in Southern France

Two suspects involved in an attack on a synagogue in southern France have been charged with attempted terrorist murder and criminal terrorism association. The main suspect was radicalized and motivated by a hate for Jews, particularly focused on the situation in Palestine.

Criticism of Rep. Rashida Tlaib's Comments on Palestinian Liberation

Actor Michael Rapaport mocks Rep. Rashida Tlaib's comments on Palestinian liberation and calls to 'free Palestine' on social media, criticizing Palestinian leaders for rejecting peace deals. Breitbart article includes commentary from Joel B. Pollak.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Qaid Farhan Alkadi, a hostage held by Hamas militants in Gaza, was found alive in a tunnel by Israeli forces after 326 days of captivity. He is one of the eight hostages rescued so far, with many still in captivity. The rescue brought relief to Israelis but also highlighted the ongoing crisis of hostages in Gaza.

Violent Protests at Democratic National Convention

Violent protests erupted at the Democratic National Convention organized by anarchist group 'Behind Enemy Lines' and 'Samidoun' in support of Palestine, leading to arrests and injuries. Jeremy Hammond, a known anarchist hacker, was among those arrested. Samidoun has ties to terrorist organizations but has not been designated as such by the U.S. government. Federal officials are monitoring the situation for potential terrorist activity.

Nancy Pelosi's Interview on Israel and Palestine

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was interrupted twice by pro-Palestinian protesters during a live interview on CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in Chicago. Pelosi emphasized the need for a two-state solution to end the war in Gaza.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Middle East Tensions

Leaders of France, Germany, and Britain endorse calls for a cease-fire, return of hostages held by Hamas, and unfettered delivery of humanitarian aid in Gaza amidst the Israel-Hamas conflict. The conflict has led to cancellations by Ryanair and calls for sanctions by the EU against Israel's far-right national security minister's remarks.

IDF Closing in on Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza Strip

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are closing in on Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in the Gaza Strip, as other senior members of the organization are eliminated. Sinwar is almost alone at the top of Hamas, with his close friends and senior officials gone. The IDF believes it is difficult for Sinwar to find hiding places. The elimination of Hamas leaders may pressure the group ahead of negotiations for a potential hostage and ceasefire deal. Sinwar has evaded Israel for 10 months, but Israel is determined to find him dead or alive.

Death of World Central Kitchen staff member in Gaza

A Palestinian staff member of the World Central Kitchen was killed in Gaza. The Israeli military denies knowledge of the incident. The World Central Kitchen confirmed the death and described the victim as a humanitarian.

DSA Supports Kamala Harris's VP Pick and Calls for Ceasefire in Palestine

The largest organization of socialists in America cheered Vice President Kamala Harris's pick of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate for 2024, showing their influence on the left and the Democratic establishment. They pressured for a new candidate who does not support Israel and called for an immediate ceasefire in Palestine.

Controversial Advocates for Palestine: The Neturei Karta Group

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish group Neturei Karta advocates for Palestine, calls for destruction of Israel, and has controversial beliefs and actions. Former member shares stories of abuse and control within the group.

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish group Neturei Karta's Advocacy for Palestine

Ultra-Orthodox Jewish group Neturei Karta advocates for Palestine and against the state of Israel, attending pro-Palestine protests regularly. They believe in dismantling the state of Israel and do not support the war in Gaza. The group has faced controversy and condemnation from mainstream Jewish figures for their extreme views and actions.

Assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh

The Turkish government condemns the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran, accusing Israel of escalating the Gaza war into a regional conflict. Turkish President Erdogan mourns Haniyeh, vows support for Palestinians, and criticizes Israel as a barrier to world peace.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

The article discusses the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in an airstrike in Iran, leading to escalated tensions in the Middle East. It also mentions Israel's killing of a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon and the implications of these events on ongoing cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas.

Palestinian Unity Declaration in Beijing

Hamas and Fatah signed a joint declaration in Beijing to build unity and end a long-standing rift, aiming to strengthen Palestinian national unity amidst ongoing fighting with Israel in Gaza. The agreement highlights China's diplomatic ambitions in the Middle East, challenging the US's role as a global broker.

Drone Attack in Tel Aviv by Yemen's Houthi Militia

A drone attack by Yemen's Houthi militia in Tel Aviv killed one man and injured several civilians. It marked the first time the group penetrated a major Israeli city. The attack caught Israeli forces off-guard, as the drone was able to bypass interception systems. The Houthis claimed responsibility and warned of more attacks, citing solidarity with Palestinians over the war in Gaza.

Turkish President Erdogan's Foreign Policy Stance and NATO Relations

Turkish President Erdogan opposes NATO-Israel cooperation until peace is established in Palestine, calls for sanctions against Israel, and urges other nations to file complaints against Israel at the International Court of Justice. He also expresses support for Russia and China, and seeks to strengthen Turkey's defense manufacturing capability. Erdogan's anti-Israel stance and diplomatic embrace of Syrian dictator Assad are at odds with most NATO members.

Rep. Nancy Mace's Comments and SXSW Controversy

Rep. Nancy Mace weighs in on President Biden's trip to France, the administration urging Hamas to accept a cease-fire deal with Israel, and her expectations for the G-7 summit. SXSW announces the U.S. Army will not sponsor its 2025 festival after artists boycotted the 2024 festival.

Protests Outside Synagogue in West Los Angeles

Pro-Palestinian and Pro-Israeli demonstrators clashed outside a synagogue in West Los Angeles, leading to violence and arrests. President Biden and local officials condemned the violence. The event at the synagogue was promoting property listings in Israeli settlements in the West Bank, sparking protests against the sale of occupied land. The international community considers these settlements illegal, but Israel considers them neighborhoods of its capital. The violence has been criticized as antisemitic and a violation of human rights.

Hezbollah's Strategy to Infiltrate Western Societies

Hezbollah MP Mohammad Raad advocates for infiltrating Western societies through investing in Western university students protesting against Israel to increase support for Palestinians. Israel continues efforts to dismantle Hamas in Gaza. Hezbollah, designated as a terrorist organization by many countries, poses security concerns to Israel and has contentious relations with the United States. Pro-Palestinian protests on U.S. campuses are organized and funded by Qatari groups promoting Islamist ideology.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Hezbollah Attacks

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians, as well as other groups in the Middle East, has a long history of violence and tension. Recent attacks by Hezbollah from Lebanon have led to evacuations and damage in Israeli towns like Kiryat Shmona and Nahariya, causing fear and disruption among residents.

Conflict in Nuseirat Refugee Camp

UN human rights office cites possible war crimes by Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups in connection with a deadly raid by Israeli forces that freed four hostages and killed hundreds of Palestinians. The raid at the urban Nuseirat refugee camp resulted in numerous Palestinian casualties, including women and children.

BBC Backlash Over Israeli Rescue Operation

The BBC faced backlash for suggesting Israel should have warned Palestinians before a rescue operation in Gaza. The IDF conducted a successful high-risk rescue mission without prior notice to prevent the execution of hostages. Critics mocked the BBC's question and accused the network of bias against Israel.

Israel's Hostage Rescue Operation and Palestinian Deaths

Israel conducted a hostage rescue operation that resulted in at least 210 Palestinian deaths, including children, while rescuing four Israeli hostages. The operation sparked international criticism and added Israel to the UN's 'blacklist' for violations against children.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at the White House

Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators surrounded the White House with a 'red line' banner to symbolize a boundary for President Joe Biden over his support for Israel in the war on Gaza. Israel had not crossed Biden's 'red line' despite the ongoing conflict. Names of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces were written on the banner. The protest took place hours after Israel rescued four hostages kidnapped by Hamas.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at the White House

Pro-Palestinian protesters surrounded the White House, vandalized a statue, and assaulted a U.S. Park Police officer. The protest coincided with Israel rescuing hostages from Hamas. Demonstrators called on Biden to withhold military aid for Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Address Congress Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to address a joint meeting of Congress on July 24, amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and growing political divisions. The address is met with both support and criticism from lawmakers, highlighting America's relationship with Israel and the challenges in the region.

Protesters disrupt Vice President Kamala Harris' appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

Protesters disrupt Vice President Kamala Harris' appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' with accusations of supporting genocide and being a war criminal.

Chinese Support for Palestine and Anti-Israel Cause

Chinese dictator Xi Jinping demands establishment of a state of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital, pledges $3 million in funding to a Hamas-affiliated U.N. agency. Xi promotes China's economic influence in the Arab world and supports anti-Israel cause.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman's views on Hamas and Palestine

Rep. Jamaal Bowman believes Hamas can't be eliminated but a free Palestine could make them unnecessary.

Debate on Antisemitism and Politics

HBO host Bill Maher debates with his guest Sandra Bernhard on the rise of antisemitism, disagreeing on who is to blame and criticizing the left for their views on Israel and Palestine.

Sectarian Politics in Britain

Nigel Farage warns of sectarian politics in Britain, criticizing Labour politician for begging Muslim leaders for votes by promising recognition of Palestine. This highlights a growing trend of radical views and exclusion of women in politics.

Recognition of Palestine as a State by European Nations

Spain's socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez led a group of European states in recognizing Palestine as a state to focus on implementing a two-state solution. Israel criticized the move, accusing them of rewarding terrorism.

South African Chief Rabbi discusses upcoming election and ANC's alignment with Russia, China, and Iran

South African Chief Rabbi discusses the upcoming election and alignment of ruling ANC with Russia, China, and Iran. U.S. faces a crisis of influence in Africa. ANC likely to lose majority in the election. Analysts accuse ANC of aligning with 'bad actors' in international politics. South African government responds to criticism. ICJ ruling on Israel's military offensive in Rafah. Antisemitism paradox in South Africa. South Africa's position on Palestine/Israeli matter. Fox News exclusive interview with Rabbi Goldstein.

President Ramaphosa's Controversial Chant at ANC Election Rally

South African Jewish leaders criticize President Ramaphosa for chanting a genocidal slogan calling for the elimination of Israel during an election rally. The Jewish community is outraged by his rhetoric and considers it to be hateful and hypocritical.

Dave Chappelle's Comments on Israeli War in Gaza

Dave Chappelle called the Israeli war on Hamas terrorists in Gaza a 'genocide' during a stand-up comedy show in Abu Dhabi, drawing cheers from the audience. He also expressed his views on the conflict between Israel and Palestine, causing controversy in the past as well.

Colombia Opening Embassy in Ramallah to Recognize Palestine

Colombia's far-left President Gustavo Petro is opening an embassy in Ramallah to recognize Palestine as a state, cutting ties with Israel. This decision follows accusations of genocide against Israel by Petro and Foreign Minister Murillo.

Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the threat of Hamas

Religious Zionism Knesset member Simcha Rothman believes a Palestinian state would lead to Israel's destruction and calls the idea 'plain stupidity.' He emphasizes the need to defeat Hamas for global security.

Thousands rally in Dublin against mass immigration and government; Rep. Dean Phillips criticizes Ireland, Spain, Norway for recognizing Palestinian statehood

Thousands of people rallied in Dublin, Ireland, against mass immigration and the current government. Rep. Dean Phillips criticized Ireland, Spain, and Norway for recognizing Palestinian statehood, arguing it sends a message to terrorists. Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris announced the recognition of Palestine, emphasizing the importance of freedom and justice.

Recognition of Palestinian State by European Countries

Three European countries - Ireland, Norway, and Spain - announced their formal recognition of the State of Palestine on May 28, leading to Israel's strong opposition citing concerns of 'rewarding terrorism' after Hamas launched an attack. The move has sparked a diplomatic row between Israel and the European nations.

European Governments Recognize Palestine as a State

Three left-wing European governments - Norway, Ireland, and Spain - are set to officially recognize Palestine as a state on May 28th, angering Israel. The move has been led by Spain and Ireland, with Norway joining in. Israel accuses the countries of rewarding terrorism by giving in to Hamas' demands.

FIFA Postpones Decision on Suspending Israeli Soccer Team

FIFA postponed decision on suspending Israeli soccer team due to ongoing war with Hamas, seeking legal assessment. Palestine Football Association proposed sanctions against Israel for violating international laws. FIFA to convene extraordinary council meeting before July 20 for review.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

Israel says it has recovered the bodies of three people killed in a Hamas-led attack that triggered the invasion of the Gaza Strip, with more than 130 hostages still inside Gaza. The conflict has resulted in over 35,000 Palestinian deaths and the Gaza Strip being reduced to ruins.

Mariela Castro leading a “Conga Against Homophobia” in support of Hamas

Mariela Castro, daughter of Cuba’s nonagenarian communist dictator Raúl Castro, led a “Conga Against Homophobia” in support of Hamas, while ignoring the lack of gay rights in Gaza. The event was part of an annual rally organized by Castro to promote communist ideology and express solidarity with Palestine.

Protests Commemorating the Nakba and Calling for Cease-fire in Gaza

Protests around the world commemorating the 76th anniversary of the Nakba and calling for a cease-fire in Gaza. The Nakba refers to the forced removal of Palestinians from their homes in 1948. Over 35,000 Palestinians killed in Israel's war in Gaza. Protests in various countries demanding justice and cessation of violence.

Mark Ruffalo's Accusations Against Israel

Left-wing Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo accuses Israel of using AI to target Palestinians in Gaza. Israel defends its use of AI and drones to target terrorists, maintaining a low ratio of civilian casualties.

The Israel-Palestine Conflict and Joint Memorial Day Ceremony

The 19th annual joint Memorial Day ceremony in Israel honored victims from both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict, but faced obstacles due to wartime restrictions against Palestinians. The ceremony was streamed online and included speeches from Israeli and Palestinian peace activists.

Israeli-Palestinian memorial ceremony for conflict victims

A joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial ceremony was held to honor victims of the Israel-Hamas conflict, with about 150 families joining despite criticism. The ceremony aimed to commemorate both Israeli and Palestinian victims and promote peace.

Debunking Misinformation about Israel and Zionism

Sen. Pete Ricketts claimed President Biden has 'strengthened' Hamas by withholding aid from Israel. Author Rick Richman defends Israel against accusations of genocide by Hamas and criticizes anti-Israel protests. Richman explains the history and significance of Zionism and its relation to Judaism. He argues that Palestinians have missed opportunities for statehood and that Hamas is the genocidal entity, not Israel.

Princeton University Hunger Strike Protest Against Israel's War with Hamas

Students at Princeton University ended a hunger strike protesting Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza due to health concerns after 10 days. The protest group, Princeton Divest Now, called for the university to divest from Israel. Faculty also participated in a 24-hour hunger strike.

Controversy at Eurovision 2024

The banning of Russia from Eurovision in 2022 led to a controversial and politically charged Eurovision 2024 event, with protests, disqualifications, and intense performances overshadowing the competition.

Protest at Duke University Commencement Ceremony

Students at Duke University walked out of the commencement ceremony in protest of guest speaker Jerry Seinfeld, who supports Israel. Seinfeld received an honorary degree and delivered his speech without major interruptions.

Student Walkout at Jerry Seinfeld's Commencement Speech

Dozens of students at Duke University walked out on Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech, some chanting 'free Palestine.' Seinfeld, a vocal supporter of Israel, delivered his speech without major interruptions.

Protest at Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo

Police forcibly remove pro-Palestinian demonstrators at Eurovision Song Contest protest in Malmo

Israel-Palestine Conflict

A U.S. State Department report suggests Israel might have violated international humanitarian law in Gaza, but stops short of definitive conclusions. The report also questions Israel's handling of humanitarian aid in the region. The Biden administration has withheld a weapons shipment to Israel and raised concerns about civilian casualties in the conflict.

Student Protests for Palestine

Student protests in various universities across the U.S. in support of Palestine lead to clashes with supporters of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians at the United Nations

The U.N. General Assembly voted to grant new rights and privileges to Palestine and called on the Security Council to reconsider Palestine's request to become the 194th member of the United Nations. The U.S. and Israel voted against the resolution, emphasizing the need for direct negotiations between Israel and Palestine. The resolution provides Palestine with certain rights and privileges but does not grant full membership in the U.N.

Controversy Surrounding Maher Bitar

Maher Bitar, a White House official, has a controversial past as a pro-Palestinian activist linked to radical groups. His appointment has raised concerns about U.S. foreign policy towards Israel and his influence in intelligence operations.

NSJP's Call for 'Unity Intifada' at U.S. Colleges

National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) issued a call for 'unity intifada' at colleges in the U.S., mobilizing pro-Palestinian agitators for a 'national day of resistance' following Hamas's attack. NSJP's toolkit provides guidance for organizing protests and normalizing terrorism against Israel.

Geopolitical Tensions at Eurovision Song Contest

Geopolitical tensions are present at the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden, with focus on Israel's war in Gaza leading to protests and controversy among performers. The event has a history of political undertones, despite efforts to keep pop and politics separate. Various artists have spoken out in solidarity with Palestine, leading to debates and calls for boycotts. Israel's representative faced backlash for original song lyrics referencing recent conflicts, prompting a change. The event remains popular and politically charged, with countries using subtle political statements through performances.

Pro-Palestinian Activists Disrupt Peter Thiel's Talk at Cambridge Union

Pro-Palestinian activists disrupted a talk by Peter Thiel at the Cambridge Union, accusing him of facilitating genocide by doing business with the Israeli military. Thiel was trapped inside the building by protesters for over an hour before finally leaving.

Anti-Israel Tent Encampment at George Washington University

Anti-Israel tent encampment at George Washington University cleared with police arresting dozens of protesters. Students protested outside the president's home. Some protesters were pepper-sprayed and nearly 30 people were arrested. Encampment was established on April 25 in solidarity with Palestine.

Anti-Israel Protest at George Washington University

Anti-Israel protesters gathered outside George Washington University President Ellen Granberg's home chanting against her alleged complicity in genocide. The protest was deemed illegal by Granberg due to property damage and antisemitic behavior. The protesters demand universities divest from companies supporting Israel and protect pro-Palestinian speech on campuses.

Arrest of Ammer Qaddumi at Pro-Palestinian Protest at UT-Austin

Ammer Qaddumi, a Palestinian-American student, was arrested at a Pro-Palestinian protest at UT-Austin. Charges were dropped, but other students face potential disciplinary actions for violating institutional rules during the protests.

Denouncement of Antisemitism and Atrocities by Hamas

President Joe Biden denounced a surge of antisemitism in America and atrocities by Hamas in a speech at the U.S. Capitol, emphasizing the importance of remembering the Holocaust and standing against hate speech on college campuses.

Clearing of Pro-Palestinian Encampment at UC San Diego

Police cleared a pro-Palestinian encampment at UC San Diego, leading to 65 arrests. Pro-Israel counter-demonstration also took place. Encampment lasted less than a week and is believed to be funded by left-wing donors. Universities nationwide are cracking down on similar protests.

Protest at Holocaust Remembrance Event

Pro-Palestine activists protested the annual remembrance of the Holocaust at Auschwitz-Birkenau, confronting and shouting at attendees. The counter-protest was small compared to the official event, with accusations against Israel of causing another genocide.

Anti-Israel Protester Interrupts Northeastern University Commencement Ceremony

An anti-Israel protester interrupted a commencement ceremony at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, wearing a shirt with fake blood and the words 'NEU Kills'. Pro-Palestinian protests have been happening at various universities across the nation.

Anti-Israel Protests on University Campuses

Anti-Israel protesters on university campuses show no signs of giving up despite summer break approaching. Protests and encampments in support of Palestine continue amidst the war between Israel and Hamas. Universities are clearing and policing these demonstrations, but protesters vow to continue to pressure politicians for a response to Palestine.

Pro-Palestinian Hunger Strike at Princeton University in Solidarity with Gaza

Pro-Palestinian protesters at Princeton University launched a hunger strike in solidarity with Gaza to raise awareness for starving people. The Princeton Israeli Apartheid Divest student organization demands disclosure, divestment, and a full academic and cultural boycott of Israel.

Title IX Investigation at UC Berkeley

The University of California, Berkeley is investigating a law professor for allegedly harassing a Muslim student during a dinner for speaking in support of Palestine. The incident has sparked a debate over free speech and accusations of Islamophobia and antisemitism on college campuses.

Eurovision Song Contest and Israel's Participation

The Eurovision Song Contest organizers have reiterated that Palestinian flags are not permitted at the event, citing a strict 'no politics' policy. Israel is participating in the contest, despite controversy surrounding their presence. Security measures are being heightened due to concerns of protests and potential terrorist threats.

Turkey Bans Trade with Israel in Support of Hamas

Turkish President Erdogan announced a ban on all imports and exports with Israel in support of Hamas, accusing Israel of targeting Palestinian civilians. The trade volume between the two countries was $9.5 billion. Erdogan defended Hamas, compared Netanyahu to Hitler, and organized rallies in support of Palestine.

Pro-Palestinian Student Protests at Sciences Po in Paris

French police peacefully removed students from Sciences Po in Paris who had gathered in support of Palestinians, echoing similar protests in the U.S. The students waved Palestinian flags and chanted slogans in solidarity with Gaza residents amidst the Israeli-Hamas conflict. The university administration had closed the main buildings and moved classes online due to the occupation.

Criticism of Democrats for not condemning pro-Palestine student protests on college campuses

MSNBC host Al Sharpton criticized Democrats for not condemning pro-Palestine student protests on college campuses, stating that they have lost the moral high ground. Panelists on 'Morning Joe' called for Joe Biden to explicitly condemn the protests and address the situation in Gaza.

Clashes between Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestinian Demonstrators at UCLA

Violence erupted at UCLA as pro-Israel demonstrators clashed with pro-Palestinian protesters who were camping on campus, leading to minor injuries and police intervention. Similar protests against the Israel-Hamas war have occurred at universities across the U.S.

Brown University Divestment Vote on Israel Support

Brown University leaders agree to hold a vote on divesting from companies that support Israel, pro-Palestinian student demonstrators clear their encampment.

Anti-Israel Protesters at Moynihan Train Hall and Columbia University

Anti-Israel protesters flooded Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station in New York, heading to Columbia University. They chanted 'Free, free, Palestine' and some held Palestinian flags and banners. Protesters managed to get on the train, chanting 'Palestine is almost free.' Columbia University restricted access after protesters seized control of a building.

Student Activism at Columbia University

The recent protests at Columbia University echo the student activism of the late 1960s, with students occupying buildings in response to various sociopolitical issues. The current protests focus on demanding divestment from corporations profiting from the war in Gaza. The historical context of the protests and potential law enforcement crackdowns are reminiscent of past events.

Anti-Israel Protesters Vandalize George Washington Statue

Anti-Israel protesters vandalized a statue of George Washington on the George Washington University campus in Washington, DC, draping it with a Palestinian flag and writing 'Genocidal Warmongering University' on the base of the statue. Flowers and signs were also placed around the statue.

Anti-Israel Encampment at Rutgers University

An anti-Israel encampment was established on the lawn of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey by Students for Justice in Palestine chapter. The encampment is there until divestment, with signs advocating for free Palestine and against colonialism. Similar encampments have been set up in other U.S. universities.

International Politics

International arrest warrants could be issued for Israel's top officials, pro-Palestinian protests at U.S. colleges continue, Spain's prime minister may step down.

Student Protests for Palestinian Rights

Students at universities in the U.S. and Canada are protesting for Palestinian human rights, demanding divestment from companies profiting from war. Encampments have led to clashes and arrests at various campuses.

US-Israel Relations and Protests on College Campuses

President Joe Biden held a phone call with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, discussing Israel's security, humanitarian aid in Gaza, and potential Israeli strategy in Rafah. Pro-Palestinian protests are sweeping across college campuses, calling for an end to the war and divestment from companies doing business in Israel.

Arrest of Dr. Jill Stein at Anti-Israel Protest

Green Party presidential candidate Dr. Jill Stein was arrested at an anti-Israel protest at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, along with campaign managers, for supporting student demands to divest from Boeing due to its ties to the war on Gaza.

Potential Israeli Attack on Rafah in Gaza

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas calls on the United States to prevent Israel from attacking the border city of Rafah in Gaza, expressing concern that the assault could force much of the Palestinian population to flee the enclave.

Mass graves discovered at Nasser Hospital in Gaza

Palestinian authorities are uncovering bodies at mass graves in Gaza's Nasser Hospital with signs of being shot in the head, hands bound, stripped, or buried in hospital gowns with tubes. Israel denies wrongdoing but acknowledges exhuming bodies to search for hostages. U.N. and U.S. officials call for investigation into possible war crimes.

Susan Sarandon joins anti-Israel protests at Columbia University

Actress Susan Sarandon joins anti-Israel protests at Columbia University, marching with demonstrators and leading chants despite facing consequences for previous appearances at similar rallies.

Middle East Conflict and Peace Negotiations

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres warns of potential broader war in the Middle East, advocates for a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine with Jerusalem as a shared capital. U.S. vetoes draft resolution for immediate Palestinian statehood. Iran threatens strike on Israeli nuclear sites. Gaza conflict escalates with significant destruction. U.S. supports two-state solution through direct negotiations.

Pro-Palestinian Protest at Columbia University

NYPD officers detain pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University after university officials testified about anti-Semitism before Congress. Protesters want divestment from companies in Israel, a cease-fire in Gaza, and the creation of a Palestinian state.

Accusation of United Nations Spreading Pro-Hamas Propaganda

The United Nations accused of spreading pro-Hamas propaganda through its online newsletter, linking to websites organizing protests against American funding of Israel in violation of U.S. law. The U.N. faced criticism for sympathizing with Palestinian militants and staff involvement in a Hamas terrorist attack. Controversy surrounds U.N. special rapporteur's criticism of Israel and Hamas.

United Nations Security Council Debate on Palestinian Statehood

The United Nations Security Council debated whether to admit the State of Palestine as a full voting member, but the U.S. vetoed the bid. The General Assembly may still approve Palestinian statehood. Support is broad outside the U.S. and its allies, but the U.S. maintains that statehood should come after a negotiated peace agreement. The conflict between Israel and Palestine has international implications and calls for a two-State solution.

Conflict between Code Pink and U.S. support for Israel

Members of antiwar group Code Pink confront Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin over U.S. support for Israel amid conflict with Hamas, claiming Israel is committing acts of genocide against Palestinians.

Middle East Conflict

Mourners bury victims of Israeli strike in Gaza. Iran warns of harsh response to any invasion by Israel. UN Security Council to vote on Palestinian state membership. Hezbollah attacks Israel, injuring soldiers. Italy willing to contribute troops for UN peacekeeping in Gaza. Germany expresses solidarity with Israel and vows consequences for Iran. Arrow 3 missile defense system successfully intercepts Iranian attack. Human Rights Watch reports Israeli forces involved in settler attacks against Palestinians. UN appeals for $2.8 billion to aid 3 million Palestinians in Gaza.

Pro-Palestinian Google Employees Protest Google's Ties to Israeli Government

Pro-Palestinian Google employees staged protests at Google offices in California and New York to denounce the company's ties to the Israeli government and demand the cancellation of a $1.2 billion contract. The protests involved takeovers, sit-ins, and public statements against the company's involvement in what they term as a 'genocide' in Gaza.

Iran's Secret Support for Anti-Israel Rallies

Iranian opposition activist exposes a confidential letter revealing Iran's secret support for anti-Israel rallies worldwide organized by IRGC, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization.

Anti-Israel Protesters Shut Down Chicago's O'Hare Airport

Anti-Israel protesters shut down Chicago's O'Hare airport by blocking the highway, causing frustration for passengers and disrupting traffic. Demonstrators chanted 'Free Palestine' and 'Stop Genocide' while linking themselves with PVC pipes on the Kennedy Expressway.

Israel-Palestine Conflict

Bill Maher and Gillian Tett discuss the Israel-Palestine issue on HBO's Real Time, with Maher stating that Israel is expected to act unlike any other nation and Tett highlighting the need to move away from viewing geopolitical issues as a sporting event.

Denial of Entry to British-Palestinian Surgeon for Pro-Palestinian Conference in Germany

British-Palestinian surgeon denied entry to Germany for pro-Palestinian conference, which was later ended by police. Germany's hard line on pro-Palestinian activities draws criticism.