Israel tearing itself apart over how to oppress Palestinians
The hard-right coalition government is in crisis as a huge protest movement fractures the state. But, says Nick Clark, the fight is not about democracy, but the best way to maintain apartheid Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu was forced to delay sweeping changes to the country’s government system following a day of strikes on Monday.
Parliamentarians around the world stand in solidarity with Palestine
Recent years have witnessed a remarkable global escalation of solidarity with the Palestinian cause and the Palestinian people, and these waves of solidarity were not limited to people, or celebrities and influencers only; Rather, it extended to include official positions at different levels, including parliamentarians.
A century and four years.. The Palestinian right has not been forfeited despite the passage of years
On the second of November of each year, the Palestinians recall that message, whose words number did not exceed 67 words, and which changed the parameters of the lives of Palestinians and lost all their rights.
Palestinians unveil huge restored mosaic in Jericho
After years of being buried under dust, sand and insulation materials, Palestinians have unveiled one of the world’s largest mosaic panels, located in the occupied West Bank city of Jericho.
International positions "strongly" oppose "Israeli" plans to expand settlements
After the so-called "Israel Lands Administration" announced its decision to build about 1,300 new settlement units in different areas of the West Bank, many international positions were issued opposing this decision.
500 international academics: Criticism of "Israel" is not anti-Semitic
500 international academics, including 200 professors from the United States of America, signed a letter of protest addressed to the administration of the British University of Glasgow stressing the need not to confuse opposition to the "Israeli" occupation of the Palestinian territories with the so-called anti-Semitism.
The Apartheid Wall: Separation, Injustice, and the Struggle for Palestinian Rights
The apartheid wall, also known as the Israeli West Bank barrier or separation barrier, is a physical barrier constructed by Israel in the West Bank. It was built as part of a larger Israeli security plan during the Second Intifada, an intensified Israeli-Palestinian conflict that began in 2000. The barrier combines fences, concrete walls, barbed wire, watchtowers, and military roads.
Zionist violations against Palestinian journalists
The Israeli occupation has been implicated in several violations against journalists in the occupied territories. These violations include the frequent detention and obstruction of journalists, physical assaults resulting in injuries, and targeting journalists during protests and conflicts.
30% of the Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon without legal residency
The study, prepared by the Working Group correspondent in Lebanon, highlighted that all targeted families mentioned that the loss of legal status restricts their movement due to fear of arrest, forcing them to remain confined within the camps and settlements they sought shelter in.
A Popular Campaign Titled "Return, My Right and Decision" will Soon be Launched Worldwide
The meeting discussed necessary preparations to ensure the success of the popular campaign "Return, My Right and Decision," which will be launched in all Palestinian refugee locations.
The "Israeli's violations against Palestinian children (2023)
The "Israeli's violations against Palestinian children (2023) 570 children arrested by Israeli forces. 160 children held in Israeli prisons. 37 children killed by Israeli forces.
The Results of the Nakba Until April 1949
The results of the Nakba until April 1949.
The Number of Camps to Which the Palestinians Were Displaced
The number of camps to which Palestinians have been displaced in neighboring countries, recorded by UNRWA.
The death toll of the Israeli occupation's bombing in the Gaza Strip The death
25 martyrs, including 6 children and 4 women, were killed, and 76 citizens were wounded, including 24 children and 13 women.
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