“The killing of a Palestinian is a daily act”
Islah Jad, a women’s rights activist and lecturer at Birzeit University, speaks about the state of the health system in Palestine and why organizations working for the Palestinian people are being targeted by Israel
Israel carries out mass arrests of Palestinians inside occupied West Bank, 17-year-old boy killed in Jenin
The Occupied West Bank is governed by Israeli military law which gives the occupation forces complete judicial, executive and legislative rights over nearly three million Palestinians
At UNSC meeting, Israel’s atrocities under the scanner
The Palestinian envoy recently announced a renewed effort to gain full UN membership following UN Security Council discussions on conditions in the occupied Palestinian territories and the political process
Daily Round-Up | South Africa urges action on Israeli occupation
In this episode, we bring you stories of South Africa taking a stand on Israeli occupation of Palestine, the Colombian senate approving a landmark treaty, flooding in Pakistan, and protests in Italy
Israeli Supreme Court upholds law to revoke citizenship for those who commit a “breach of loyalty”
Some predict that the decision, which declares that it is legal for the government to revoke citizenship for a “breach of loyalty,” will be applied exclusively to Palestinian citizens of Israel
Daily Round-up | Seven-party alliance declares Lula as presidential candidate in Brazil & more
In today’s episode, we bring you stories from the presidential election in Brazil, a probe in the UK on the treatment of migrants, Israel’s revocation of citizenship for terrorism convicts, and the conclusions of the Astana summit
Daily Round-up | Rights groups criticize Biden’s visit to West Asia and other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories from Joe Biden’s visit of West Asia, the rise in violence in Haiti, a deal to export grain from Ukraine, and a report on the impact of war on children
“Insulting to Shireen’s memory”: Palestinians respond to US probe into Shireen Abu Akleh’s killing
The US report on the killing of the Palestinian-American journalist appears to dilute the clear responsibility of Israeli forces
Unilever sells Ben and Jerry’s Israeli business, allowing for operation in illegal settlements
After a year of backlash, legal challenges, and Zionist lobbying, Ben and Jerry’s products will return to illegal settlements, in direct contradiction of the company’s will
Gaza blockade: How many more people have to die?
Rania Khalek of BreakThrough News talks about the 15-year-long blockade of Gaza by Israel and Egypt and the role of the international community in continuing this brutal siege
Israel’s ruling coalition decides to dissolve parliament, call for fresh elections
The dissolution of the Knesset will lead to automatic extension of the controversial settlers’ law for next six months. The government had failed to get approval for its extension earlier this month
Israel’s illegal occupation and blockade of Gaza, 15 years on
Since 2007, Israel has cemented a blockade of Gaza in an act of illegal collective punishment. The blockade and accompanying military offensives have killed thousands of Palestinians, and devastated social and economic life in the enclave.
- US imposes fresh sanctions on companies allegedly involved in Iranian oil trade
- Workers mobilize across France demanding rise in wages and more purchasing power
- Cuba’s “Code of Freedom” inspires US-based activists, academics
- Datafolha poll indicates Lula could win 50% of valid votes on Sunday for a first-round victory
- US military says it killed 12 civilians abroad in 2021; rights groups claim under-reporting
