Palestine Abroad

Massive Demonstrations in Many Countries Around the World Condemning the Rafah Massacre

Thousands of supporters of Palestine demonstrated in many Western and Islamic countries to denounce the massacre of the tents committed by the Israeli occupation against Palestinian refugees in the city of Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, demanding an end to the brutal aggression and the entry of humanitarian aid.

Massive Demonstrations in Many Countries Around the World Condemning the Rafah Massacre

Three European Countries Officially Announce Recognition of the State of Palestine

Spain, Norway, and Ireland have officially announced their recognition of the State of Palestine, a move that will come into effect on May 28th, amid Palestinian welcome and significant Israeli anger.

Three European Countries Officially Announce Recognition of the State of Palestine

U.S. Officer Resigns Over Gaza Child Killings

The American newspaper "The New York Times" revealed that a senior officer in the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency announced his resignation from the army, in protest against the killing of civilians and children in the Gaza War.

U.S. Officer Resigns Over Gaza Child Killings

International Universities Divest from the Occupation

Since last April, universities in America, Canada, Australia, France, and various Arab and international countries have witnessed widespread student protests demanding university administrations to stop their cooperation with the Israeli occupation in rejection of the aggression on Gaza.

 International Universities Divest from the Occupation

Calls for ICC to Arrest Israeli Officials Amid U.S. Threats

News - especially in Israeli media - reports on the possibility of the International Criminal Court issuing arrest warrants for the Prime Minister of the Israeli government, Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, based on Israeli practices during the war on Gaza.

 Calls for ICC to Arrest Israeli Officials Amid U.S. Threats

Rutgers University Agrees to Most of the Students' Demands to End their Sit-in

Rutgers University in New Jersey, USA, has agreed to several demands from protesters who staged a sit-in at the heart of the university. Instead of calling the New Jersey police to the campus as was done at Columbia University in New York, Rutgers negotiated with a student team.

Rutgers University Agrees to Most of the Students' Demands to End their Sit-in