The Latest Breaking News from Palestine

If the prevailing attitude in the culture war over Gaza is essentially adolescent — war is bad, so please stop — it explains why the cause is so appealing to children. Israeli and in particular Palestinian children have been subjected to the horrors of an actual war and just like…

The next administration is more likely to appear by default than by design, says Tahani Mustafa, senior Palestine analyst at the International Crisis Group

Ten years after Mandela passed away, his keffiyeh moment remains a symbol of South African warmth for Palestine.

Spain, which has long supported Palestine in the ongoing conflict, has upset Israel with its consistent condemnation.

"This is outrageous. She was only holding up a sign, not creating a disturbance."

Police vehicles escorted the Nazis, who appeared to block traffic while they chanted "Australia for the white man".

Pinarayi Vijayan's Navakerala Sadas, a Cabinet outreach programme, has been met with an overwhelmingly warm response. People of all socio-political affiliations are welcoming the Cabinet on wheels. The Chief Minister spoke candidly about the programme's success and its objective of explaining the government's stand on development.

Alleged incident has been condemned by the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and Rep Rashida Tlaib

For the eighth week in a row, supporters for a free Palestine marched through Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane on Sunday, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.