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The Latest Breaking News from Palestine

March for Palestine to be held in central London this weekend

Thousands of people joined last weekend's protest in the capital

Evening Standard

Middle East war is the price of Netanyahu’s history with Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies made Hamas stronger and weakened those who want a two-state solution for Palestine. Polls show Netanyahu’s support is cratering. The president of the U.S. should stay far away.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Crimes against humanity must stop': ACT Greens minister speaks to pro-Palestine rally

Rebecca Vassarotti has called for an end to the killing of innocent civilians.

The Canberra Times

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Pro-Palestine activists block entry to Pine Gap base

Activists have blocked the entry to a joint US-Australia military base in the Northern Territory to show solidarity with Palestinian people.

AAP

The Israel-Palestine conflict and ‘mainstream media’

Issues over the choice of language, headlines, and images are exacerbated as the fog of Israel-Hamas war covers the social media landscape

The Hindu

Huge majority oppose UK Government policy and support Israel/Hamas ceasefire - poll

A HUGE majority of Brits support a ceasefire in Israel and Palestine, putting them at odds with the UK Government and Labour.

The National (Scotland)

Can Israel and Hamas be held to account for alleged crimes against civilians?

International humanitarian law – the law of armed conflict – aims to constrain how wars are fought. It is designed to protect noncombatants and limit the means of warfare.

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Endless woes: On the Israel-Hamas conflict and Palestine

Israel is set to continue its attacks on Gaza, multiplying the woes of millions of Palestinians and leaving the Palestine question unaddressed

The Hindu

UPenn crisis deepens with calls growing for president to resign over Israel war row

Row comes after the University of Pennsylvania hosted the Palestine Writes Literary Festival last month

The Independent UK

The West's double standards are once again on display in Israel and Palestine

American president Joe Biden is among the latest western politicians to land in Tel Aviv in a show of support to Israel.

The Conversation

No UEFA competition matches to be played in Israel ‘until further notice’

The announcement comes amid the escalating Israel-Palestine conflict

The National (Scotland)

Israel and Palestine: views of students and youth activists shouldn't be dismissed – they have shaped the conversation for years

University campuses have long been hubs of political activism. As young people form their own opinions away from their parents, many act passionately for causes they believe in. This includes the situation in Israel and Palestine, a regular feature of student debate in the US, UK and across Europe for…

The Conversation

Supriya Sule ticks off Himanta Biswa Sarma for his Israel-Hamas remark

The verbal missives began after NCP veteran Sharad Pawar said India always “stood firmly with Palestine”

The Hindu

Prayers and protest meetings for Palestine to continue in Hyderabad

Women in Hyderabad organise congregational prayer for Palestine, and the flags of Israel and the U.S.A. were placed on floor for people to walk over. Maulana Husamuddin Sami Jafar Pasha will lead prayers for Gaza's people and appeal to public to pray at mosques and homes for Palestine.

The Hindu

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Hamas-Israel conflict: Algeria offers to host Palestine's football matches – the bigger history

Palestine was about to embark on its 2026 men’s Fifa World Cup qualifying campaign when the latest round of Hamas-Israeli conflict broke out, making Palestine’s national football stadium in the Israeli-occupied West Bank potentially unsafe for matches. As a result, the Asian Football Confederation asked the football-loving nation to stage…

Al Jazeera

EU’s Palestine envoy: Bloc lacks sympathy for victims of Israel’s bombing

Top Palestinian diplomat to the European Union says there is little sympathy for Palestinians killed in Israeli bombing.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Rachel Johnson: Boris and I volunteered on a kibbutz — all I feel is sympathy for both Israel and Palestine

In 1984, I spent a few months in Israel with my older brother, the then future but now former prime minister of this country. Our summer started as volunteers on a kibbutz in the north, in a thumb of land poking out between Lebanon and the Golan Heights, on the…

The Independent UK

The Israel-Palestine conflict, explained

Tensions raging since Middle Eastern state’s founding in May 1948 date back much further

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The Conversation

The story of Israel and Palestine in comic strips

On the morning of 7 October, at the dawn of the Sabbath –the sacred day for Jewish people– an unprecedented attack was carried out by Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement) militants on recognised Israeli soil.

The Hindu

Over 30 Muslim religious groups in Kashmir condemn Gaza hospital attack

As many as 30 Muslim bodies under the banner of Muttahida Majlis-e-Ulema (MMU), headed by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, on October 18, condemned the bombing of a hospital in Palestine’s Gaza “in an Israeli air strike”. The National Conference (NC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) also expressed their concern.

The Guardian - AU

Sydney pro-Palestine rally to go ahead on Saturday despite premier’s concern over ‘bad faith actors’

Chris Minns says he believes protesters do not want ‘hate speech within their march’ but final decision on event is up to NSW police

AAP

No landmark shows for Palestine despite solidarity call

Governments have come under fire for inconsistency in their response to the conflict in the Middle East after public displays of solidarity with Israel.

The Conversation

Yes, Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands has to end – but massacres of civilians won’t bring this end any closer

Notwithstanding a brief period of hope in the mid-1990s, successive Israeli governments have long held that the country’s security must inevitably rely on military might. But what may have worked in other places has not proven sustainable for the complex realities of the Israel-Palestine situation.

The National (Scotland)

Craig Murray: I was detained under terror laws after Palestine protest

FORMER diplomat Craig Murray has told how he was detained under draconian anti-terror laws after attending a pro-Palestine protest.

The Guardian - US

Instagram users accuse platform of censoring posts supporting Palestine

Users say their posts no longer appear at top of feeds and some suspect platform is shadow-banning, or demoting content

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