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  1. Solidarity

    Ed Sheeran Responds to Backlash Over Macklemore’s Tour Removal as Four Acts Withdraw in Solidarity

    Singer Ed Sheeran has responded to the backlash over the removal of Macklemore from his North American Loop Tour following the rapper’s pro-Palestine speech on stage at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Sheeran attributed the decision to the tour’s promoters, a move that prompted four opening acts, including his touring band, to withdraw from the tour in solidarity with Macklemore.

  2. West Bank

    Israeli Forces Arrest Palestinian-American Journalist Naqqa Hamed After Settler Doxxing Campaign

    Israeli forces arrest Palestinian-American Press TV journalist Naqqa Hamed near Bethlehem after weeks of Israeli incitement demanding her detention.

  3. Video

    An Israeli Settler Report Calls Palestinian Water "Israel's Reservoir"

    An Israeli settler organization calls the aquifer beneath Palestinian land an Israeli strategic reservoir and demands Israeli control of West Bank wastewater, while Israel destroys Gaza's water infrastructure.

  4. Today

    Trailing in His Own Election, Netanyahu Offers Israel's Services for a "Comprehensive War" on the Houthis

    Netanyahu offers Israel's services for a "comprehensive war" on the Houthis as Saudi Arabia makes an indirect request for Israeli help, while trailing in Israel's election six weeks away.

  5. West Bank

    Six UK Charities Sent About £2 Million to Illegal Israeli Settlements, Investigation Finds

    Six registered British charities have raised and transferred millions of pounds to organizations and activities linked to Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, according to an investigation by Declassified.

  6. Solidarity

    Artists, Activists, and Congress Members Back Macklemore After Tour Exit Over Pro-Palestine Speech

    Several artists, activists, public figures and members of Congress have voiced support for Macklemore after the American rapper was dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour following his pro-Palestine remarks on stage at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, which drew widespread attention.

  7. Today

    Mahmoud Khalil Sues Columbia University Over Years of Anti-Palestinian Discrimination

    Mahmoud Khalil announced on Monday that he’s suing Columbia University, accusing the New York City school he attended of a years-long history of anti-Palestinian discrimination, indifference to harassment, and retaliation.

  8. West Bank

    Elderly Palestinian Shot Dead by Israeli Forces in Occupied West Bank

    A 54-year-old Palestinian man was shot dead by Israeli forces during a raid in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, amid a surge in Israeli violence against Palestinians.

  9. Solidarity

    Macklemore Dropped From Ed Sheeran’s US Tour After Pro-Palestine Remarks

    Macklemore has been dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour after the American rapper made headlines for saying “Free Palestine” on stage at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Macklemore said that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft organized a boycott among stadium owners in response to his pro-Palestinian remarks.

  10. Solidarity

    Exclusive: Abbas Weighs Delaying Elections as Barghouti's Initiative Shakes Fatah

    QNN exclusive: Abbas considers delaying elections, Barghouti's unification initiative threatens Fatah unity, Egypt prepares a dialogue offer, and the US has not issued Abbas a UN visa.

  11. Today

    While Cracking Down on Pro-Palestine Students, Columbia Was Paying Hundreds of Thousands to Pro-Israel Groups, Investigation Reveals

    The Intercept investigation reveals Columbia University paid hundreds of thousands to pro-Israel groups including AIPAC and the ADL while cracking down on pro-Palestine students.

  12. Gaza

    The "Only Democracy in the Middle East" Moves to Strip Citizenship from Filmmakers Who Exposed Its Genocide

    Israel threatens to strip citizenship from the NAZA filmmakers after their documentary exposing AI-driven killing in Gaza wins Venice's Special Jury Prize