The current week marked a considerable escalation by Israel against Lebanon, which was perceived as an attempt to restrain Hezbollah from supporting Iran if the latter was attacked.
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil called for an end to unilateral coercive measures in his address at the UN in Geneva
Though India officially maintains its support for an independent Palestinian state, in the last decade it has been largely silent on Israel’s violations of UN resolutions and its genocide in Gaza.
Following his death, there have been attacks by alleged followers of the Jalisco Cartel in more than 16 states.
Thousands of far-right activists, including members of neofascist collectives, marched in Lyon to martyrize Quentin Deranque, as they intensify attacks on the left.
The Department of State also ordered non-emergency personnel at the US Embassy in Beirut to evacuate Lebanon.
While organized workers seek to repeal the controversial reform, it advances in Congress. It still needs to be ratified by the Senate. Workers claim that it eliminates many of their rights.
The fresh aggression is part of the ongoing Israeli violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty and the ceasefire deal with Hezbollah, which came into effect in November 2024.
About 230,000 Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have relied on UNRWA’s vital services, including healthcare, education and employment.
The bill has already passed the Senate and will be voted on in the Chamber this Thursday; government promises to repress protests.
The incident is part of a brutal 20-year crackdown campaign launched by the US-backed PA forces, known as the security coordination process with Israel.
Protesters demanded the cancellation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Israel next week, accusing his ultra-right-wing government of “double speak” on the issue of Palestine.
