The 2025 Glastonbury Festival—one of the UK’s leading summer music events—has sparked widespread controversy after some of its performances turned into a platform for political chants by the audience expressing solidarity with the Palestinian cause and rejecting the Israeli army.

The British police banned the group "Palestine Action" from organizing a protest outside Parliament on Monday, June 23, 2025, in a rare move that follows an incident last week in which two members of the group—currently under government review for a potential ban—broke into a military base.

On Saturday, June 20, 2025, the British capital, London, is preparing to host one of the largest demonstrations in support of Palestine since the beginning of the Israeli assault on the Gaza Strip.

Seattle University in the United States witnessed widespread disruptions during the "Ethics & Technology 2025: AI Governance" conference, sponsored by Microsoft. Protesters from the No Azure for Apartheid movement successfully shut down the event entirely and prevented Microsoft representatives from speaking, aiming to highlight what they described as the company’s “complicity in war crimes committed in Gaza.”

The European Coordinating Committee for Palestine Committees and Associations, along with several academic institutions, has recently launched a petition campaign calling on the European Union to sever its ties with Israeli institutions and to halt funding for companies involved in genocidal crimes against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

As the Israeli occupation continues its massacres after resuming attacks on the Gaza Strip and violating the ceasefire agreement, thousands of Palestinians gathered in Brazil, Chile, and Mexico to protest the ongoing Israeli assaults on Gaza.