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NBC Reveals Polling Data Suggesting 74% Of Americans In The Gen-Z Age Bracket Support Palestine

In addition to this, the overwhelming majority of Democrats sympathise more with Palestinians than with Israelis, while most Republicans are the only group that are still mostly sympathetic to Israel.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 15 hours ago
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Palestinian children protested against Zionist settlers and troops blocking the only safe route to their school in Masafer Yatta in the occupied West Bank.

Teachers taught by the Israeli barriers as they, the students and the parents spoke up for the right to access education.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 13 hours ago
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"A government that violates international law and, therefore, violates the principles and values of the European Union, cannot be a partner of the European Union."

On Tuesday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is planning to submit a proposal to the EU to end the bloc's association agreement with Israel.

This bilateral agreement is the basis for trade agreements and cooperation between the two. The prime minister announced his plans at a political rally in Andalusia on Sunday.

Sanchez said that the repeated alleged violations of international law by Israel makes them unsuitable to be an EU partner.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 14 hours ago
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A Chinese street vendor was very critical of Israel and the US during a conversation with a travel influencer, describing them as "evil”.

She urged for peace saying it is "so much better" as she prepared food for tourists.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 13 hours ago
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The New Prime Minister Of Hungary Says He Will Arrest Netanyahu If He Visits The Country

Peter Magyar's stance, in line with the country's commitments under the Rome Statute, stand in sharp contrast to his predecessor Viktor Orban, who sided with Netanyahu.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 14 hours ago
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U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens was met with boos while speaking Sunday at the Michigan Democratic Party 2026 State Endorsement Convention in downtown Detroit, as party delegates gathered to vote on key endorsements ahead of the 2026 election cycle.

Video from the convention shows Stevens addressing the crowd when audible boos broke out from portions of the audience. It was not immediately clear what prompted the reaction.

Stevens, who represents Michigan's 11th Congressional District, is currently running for Michigan's open U.S.

Senate seat in 2026, a closely watched race that has drawn multiple high-profile Democratic candidates.

During her time in Congress, Stevens has been a consistent supporter of Israel and the longstanding U.S.-Israel alliance. She has backed continued U.S. military assistance to Israel, including security aid, and has supported resolutions affirming Israel's right to defend itself. Stevens has also spoken out against antisemitism and has opposed efforts in Congress to condition or restrict certain U.S. aid to Israel.

Campaign finance records show Stevens has received support from pro-Israel political groups, including those affiliated with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which has become increasingly active in Democratic primaries in recent election cycles.

Divisions over U.S. policy toward Israel and the war in Gaza have created visible tensions within the Democratic Party, particularly in Michigan, which is home to one of the largest Arab American populations in the country.

The endorsement convention, held at Huntington Place, brings together party delegates from across the state to determine official Democratic backing for statewide offices, including attorney general, secretary of state and judicial seats.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 17 hours ago
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Hundreds rallied in the Moroccan capital Rabat to protest the new Zionist law that would allow the execution of Palestinians held in Israeli jails and urged their government to sever diplomatic ties with the Zionist occupation.

A caricature of the now infamous illegal Zionist settler also made an appearance on a flag during the protest, with protesters describing it as the "new Israeli flag".

u/Rebat-Askalan — 16 hours ago

"Their main goal is not to scare us away. They're shooting to kill."

Palestinian villager, Akram Abu Ali, who lives in the occupied West Bank witnessed Israeli settlers shoot and kill a boy who was trying to save his friend from being beaten.

Read Theia Chatelle's report on growing Israeli settler violence and how Protective Presence' activism is no longer working.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 13 hours ago
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A woman staged a protest in Oslo to raise awareness of Israel's plans to execute Palestinian detainees, laying out a banner that read "Free Palestinian Hostages" as part of the demonstration.

The woman set up a number of nooses and symbolically hung herself to raise awareness of the controversial legislation.

The action was used to highlight opposition to Israel's execution laws, with the protester using a symbolic noose to represent capital punishment.

The law creates an effective blackout for Palestinians sentenced to death in the occupied West Bank.

It allows executions by hanging to be carried out covertly and imposes near-total isolation on "death row" prisoners.

The law applies only to Palestinians under "acts of terrorism," and not to Israelis.

The legislation has drawn widespread criticism for violating the right to life and for its discriminatory application.

Human rights groups and legal experts have strongly opposed the bill, citing Israel's broad use of "terrorism" charges against Palestinians and a sharp rise in reports of torture and deaths in custody since the war on Gaza began.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 1 day ago
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Arson, arrest, physical violence. Multiple instances of Israeli assaults on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank were captured on video Saturday.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 1 day ago
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A video circulating online has drawn sharp reactions after Eli Hazan, a communications official associated with Benjamin Netanyahu's political team, appears to describe the use of misinformation as part of a media strategy.

In the footage, Hazan suggests that factual accuracy has become secondary in what he characterises as an information "war," stating he now mixes in "fake news" in response to adversarial coverage.

u/Rebat-Askalan — 1 day ago

Are Americans Finally Breaking Up With the Zionist occupation?

Since the start of the Gaza genocide, support for Israel has plummeted among Americans – across the political spectrum and all ages. What could this mean for politics in the U.S., which is Israel’s biggest ally? Dena Takruri talks to Jewish writer and activist Simone Zimmerman to unpack the implications of this shift.

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u/Rebat-Askalan — 13 hours ago