The Sumud Flotilla Has Succeeded in Making Israel a Pariah
The Global Sumud Flotilla seemingly breached Israel’s blockade of Gaza while provoking an Israeli response that triggered anger and reprisals from various governments. It’s one of the most successful acts of civil disobedience in recent history.
Visible signs of torture and abuse were seen on Global Sumud Flotilla activists upon their arrival in Istanbul after being deported from Israeli detention. : Israel_Palestine
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Israeli army closes Rafah crossing to medical evacuations
The Israeli occupation army closed on Monday the Rafah border crossing anew, preventing another group of Gazan patients and their companions from leaving, and stranded citizens from returning to the Gaza Strip.
Israel Kills Gaza Community Kitchen Workers and Tortures Global Sumud Flotilla Activists
Zeteo's weekly round-up of the stories you may have missed out of occupied Gaza and the West Bank, as Israel continues its genocidal war and apartheid policies.
Beaten, Starved, Tortured: New CPJ Report on Abuse of Palestinian Journalists in Israeli Prisons
Testimony and evidence from 59 Palestinian journalists reveals “strikingly consistent” reports of beatings, sensory deprivation, sexual violence, starvation and medical neglect while detained, according to a review by the Committee to Protect Journalists. Most of them were held under Israel’s so-called “administrative detention” policy and were never charged with any crime. The journalists lost an average of 52 pounds in Israeli prisons. “This report was one of the most difficult reports to work on, because you are listening to human beings who are describing inhuman conditions they had to face for months, and some of them for years,” says Sara Qudah, Middle East and North Africa regional director at the Committee to Protect Journalists.
‘Point Blank Range’: How Israeli Soldiers Massacred Red Crescent Workers
Drop Site's Sharif Abdel Kouddous and Ryan Grim discuss Sharif's new report, which details minute-by-minute how Israeli soldiers massacred Gaza aid workers a...
Israeli Settlers Wage 'Vicious Terror Attacks' in West Bank Over Prisoner Releases | Common Dreams
After the cease-fire, Israeli settlers, with soldiers' help, terrorize Palestinians in the West Bank. Homes burned, people injured. Will justice prevail? The world must hold these violent criminals accountable before hatred consumes us all. #EndSettlerViolence
April 27, 2026. 'Israeli' occupation forces uprooted around 500 olive trees of Palestinians at the entrance to the village of Burqa, northwest of Nablus. The oldest olive trees in Palestine are thousands of years old and are the environmental, cultural, and economic heartbeat of Palestinian life.
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Harvard Law Review Editors Vote to Kill Article About Genocide in Gaza
The article on the Gaza war and the Nakba was commissioned, edited, fact-checked, and prepared for publication — but was then blocked amid a climate of fear.
William Arnsson on LinkedIn: Tomorrow, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) will rule against the… | 84 comments
Tomorrow, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) will rule against the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Listen to this hearing from that trial: "Palestine… | 84 comments on LinkedIn
William Arnsson on LinkedIn: 🚨Breaking: Historical Verdict by the International Court of Justice… | 203 comments
🚨Breaking: Historical Verdict by the International Court of Justice (ICJ): Free Palestine now and pay reparation for the 57 years of occupation. International… | 203 comments on LinkedIn
The Hague - The ICJ delivers its Advisory Opinion in respect of the Legal Consequences arising from the Policies and Practices of Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivers its Advisory Opinion in respect of the Legal Consequences arising from the Policies and Practices of Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.
Jerusalem-based historian Lee Mordechai has spent the last two years documenting Israeli violence against civilians in Gaza. In an interview, he explains why the genocide has continued even after the supposed ceasefire.