"Commission 302" Stresses the Importance of UNRWA and Calls on the International Community to Fulfill Its Responsibilit
"Commission 302 for the Defense of Refugee Rights" affirmed the strategic importance of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), calling for urgent international action to support the agency in the face of escalating attacks, particularly in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
The Global Coalition Against the Occupation Calls on Cairo to Facilitate the Passage of Convoys Breaking the Gaza Siege
Ziad Al-Aloul, a member of the Global Coalition Against the Occupation, called on the Egyptian authorities to positively cooperate with the international march aimed at breaking the blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip, stressing that the campaign is purely humanitarian in nature and respects Egyptian sovereignty and local laws.
Palestinians Abroad: Al-Aqsa Mosque is not alone and will never be
The Jerusalem Committee of the Popular Conference for Palestinians Abroad is following with deep concern and strong condemnation the escalating and repeated violations against the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. These attacks have recently reached an unprecedented pace, reflecting a deliberate attempt to impose new realities within the holy compound and to enforce temporal and spatial division.
Warning Against the “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” Project: An Israeli Security Cover Manipulating the Humanitarian File
The Popular Conference for Palestinians Abroad is following with deep concern the launch of the “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” project, which uses aid distribution as a cover to entrench dangerous realities on the ground that serve the Israeli agenda in the Gaza Strip.
Abu Mahfouz: 77 Years On, Palestinians Continue Struggle for Return and Against Displacement
In a press statement on Thursday, May 15, 2025, Abu Mahfouz affirmed that after 77 years of occupation and displacement, the Palestinian people remain steadfast in their legitimate rights, foremost among them the right of return.
