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The United Nations has officially added Israel to a blacklist of countries accused of committing sexual violence in conflict zones. This decision comes amid increasing testimonies regarding human rights violations against Palestinians.
For the first time, the United Nations has placed Israeli forces on a blacklist concerning sexual violence in conflicts, as detailed in an annual report on human rights violations. The report, released today, accuses Israel of inhumane treatment of detained Palestinians.
Negotiations with the Israeli occupation are seen as a green light for genocide and displacement, supported by American and Arab backing. This dynamic reflects a complex reality that goes beyond mere dialogue.
During a friendly match between Ireland and Qatar at the Aviva Stadium on Thursday evening, Irish fans renewed their support for Palestine by raising flags and slogans in favor of the Palestinian cause.
Reem Alsalem, the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, stated that Israel's inclusion in the list of countries accused of sexual violence is a long-overdue step. She highlighted that the sexual violence inflicted on Palestinians has been independently documented.
The United States has reimposed sanctions on UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese after a federal appeals court halted a previous ruling that lifted the sanctions. This action follows Albanese's criticisms of Israel and her calls for investigations into war crimes.
The United States has reinstated sanctions against UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, following her criticisms of Israel's policies towards Palestinians. This decision comes after a U.S. appeals court overturned a previous ruling that prohibited such sanctions.
For the third consecutive year, Eid al-Adha is marked in Gaza under a cloud of fear and anxiety due to ongoing Israeli military escalation. The festive atmosphere has been overshadowed by continuous airstrikes and security concerns.
The EU spokesperson, Anwar Al-Aouni, stated that the treatment of activists from the global 'Sumud' fleet, including European citizens, was humiliating and unacceptable. This statement comes amid increasing pressure on the EU to impose sanctions on Israel.
A video released by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir showing the humiliating treatment of Gaza flotilla activists has provoked widespread reactions. This comes amid increasing accusations against Israel for systematic violations against Palestinians.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas reaffirmed his commitment to the Oslo Agreement during the opening of the eighth Fatah Conference in Ramallah, amidst rising tensions in the region. He criticized Hamas's recent attack on October 7, highlighting its negative repercussions on the Palestinian cause.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas reaffirmed his commitment to implementing necessary reforms and conducting legislative and presidential elections during the Fatah movement's general conference, held for the first time in ten years. Although no date has been set for the elections, Abbas emphasized the importance of executing all reform measures.
Armed gangs in the Gaza Strip have forced over 10,000 Palestinians from their homes in eastern Deir al-Balah under threat of violence, leading to a new humanitarian crisis.
The National Zakat Agency in Depok, Indonesia, has announced the provision of humanitarian aid worth 512 million rupiah to Palestine, in a show of solidarity with the Palestinian people. This move is part of ongoing efforts to support those affected by humanitarian crises in the region. The aid is expected to alleviate the suffering of Palestinians facing increasing humanitarian challenges.
Palestinians gathered in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, during which hundreds of thousands were displaced from their homes in 1948. The events saw widespread participation from citizens reaffirming their right to return.
In a heartbreaking incident, a Palestinian from the village of Ya'bad was forced to exhume his father's grave under pressure from Israeli settlers. This event highlights the escalating violations faced by Palestinians under Israeli occupation.
Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem has refuted Israeli media reports alleging that the movement is enhancing its military capabilities or planning attacks. He emphasized that such claims are unfounded and part of Israel's psychological warfare against Palestinians.
Father Louis Salman, a Jordanian Catholic priest, was forced to leave Palestine after presiding over his final mass in Beit Sahour. This decision comes as pressures on religious leaders and Christian communities in the region escalate.
A far-right member of the Israeli Knesset has proposed a law aimed at abolishing the 1993 Oslo Agreement and expanding Israeli settlements in the West Bank. This proposal comes amid rising tensions in the region, complicating the current situation.
American actress Melissa Barrera has announced the establishment of a new production company aimed at promoting pro-Palestinian voices, following her dismissal from the 'Scream' film series. This initiative comes amid rising global discussions surrounding the Palestinian issue.
On Sunday, Israel deported two foreign activists captured from a convoy heading to Gaza, which a rights group described as a 'punitive attack' on a humanitarian mission. The activists are Sif Abu Kashk, a Spanish national of Palestinian descent, and Thiago Avil, a Brazilian.
Union strikes are intensifying in Palestine as the doctors' union joins protests against the government, accused of stubbornness and favoritism. This situation threatens to paralyze essential services.
Israeli Knesset member Limor Son Har-Melech has introduced a bill aimed at annulling the Oslo and Hebron agreements, set to be discussed in the ministerial committee for legislative affairs. This move comes amid rising tensions in the region and reflects a growing trend among some Israeli circles to move away from traditional peace paths.
A Palestinian farm in the village of Kafr Malik, east of Ramallah, was robbed by Israeli settlers who took around <strong>80 sheep</strong>. This incident raises concerns about the increasing assaults on Palestinian property.
European Union members could not reach a consensus on imposing new sanctions against Israel, preventing the suspension of the existing partnership agreement. This failure highlights internal divisions within the EU regarding how to address Israeli policies.
The United Nations reported that Israel has displaced nearly <strong>40,000 Palestinians</strong> from their homes in the occupied West Bank since the beginning of last year. This statement was made by <strong>Farhan Haq</strong>, the Deputy Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General, during a press briefing in New York.
In a special interview, Ambassador Hala Abu Hasira emphasized that France's recognition of Palestine marks a historic moment, highlighting the importance of Palestinian women as full partners in state-building.
The United Nations reports that approximately 40,000 Palestinians have been displaced from the West Bank since the beginning of 2025 due to increasing Israeli practices, including settlement expansion and home demolitions.
On Friday, Israeli occupation forces compelled a Palestinian family in Jenin to exhume their father's body, claiming it was too close to an Israeli settlement. The incident has sparked widespread outrage among Palestinians.
A Palestinian family has moved into an old military base after the Israeli cabinet approved the legalization of a settlement in the area. This development comes amid rising tensions surrounding settlement activities in the West Bank.