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"Israeli truce violations making Gaza peace efforts ‘incredibly difficult’'
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"Oscars 2026: Three Palestine films in shortlist make history amid Gaza war. These powerful films on Palestine use cinema as resistance to confront decades of Israeli occupation, historical injustice and an ongoing genocide"
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Israel’s genocide has destroyed Gaza’s renowned strawberry industry
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Israel has killed at least 70,668 Palestinians and injured at least 171,152 in Gaza, despite claiming there is an ongoing 'ceasefire'.
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Lemkin Institute is deeply concerned that ‘Israel is preparing to launch a second large-scale military operation in Lebanon framed as an effort to “disarm Hezbollah.”
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Late Antiquity was a period which in much of the Mediterranean world was in a dark age of decline and disintegration. But in Gaza, ironically, it marked a time of great prosperity and intellectual flourishing.
For even as the Romans abandoned Britain, and the Western Empire bled under the assaults of Goths and Vandals and Huns, Gaza found a new role for itself as the a centre of literary and intellectual achievement, as well as a major port, famous for exporting frankincense and sweet wine.
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Read this and share it widely. The powerful words of Amu Gib - hunger striker. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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While Christians celebrate the Child of Bethlehem, children in Gaza with cancer are blocked from life-saving treatment. The Churches in Jerusalem issued an urgent humanitarian appeal. Denying medical care to children is indefensible.
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"Erasing the Greek presence: The last of a historic community in Jerusalem are vanishing" middleeasteye.net/discover/e…
A social history of Gaza. Switch on captions & choose your language! 🍉 youtube.com/watch?v=DIWd3IXM…
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As usual, not a mention on @BBCNews or any Western news outlet. Palestinian deaths are simply ignored and the news desks issue a collective shrug. Shame on you @thetimes @Telegraph @nytimes
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🚨 Be part of making this Palestinian folk song Christmas #1
Brian Eno, Celeste, Dan Smith (Bastille), Nai Barghouti and more have come together to release LULLABY, a new version of a Palestinian folk song.
Help make it Xmas No.1 by downloading here: lnk.to/T4PLullabyInstaPS
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Archbishop of York describes Israeli action against Palestinians in Gaza as ‘genocidal acts’. West Bank subject to regime of ‘apartheid’ and ‘ethnic cleansing’, he says in interview
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When a plane carrying 153 Palestinians from Gaza landed in Johannesburg without warning, South African officials found passengers with no exit stamps, no accommodation, and no clear explanation.
The group behind the flight, Al-Majd Europe, appears to have almost no verifiable structure - with non-working numbers, recycled photos, and no physical office.
What’s happening - and who is behind it?
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UN resolution on Gaza imposes 'illegal trusteeship' over Palestinians, says top legal expert middleeasteye.net/news/un-re…
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Despite the ceasefire, despite the ICJ provisional measures, despite obligations under Fourth Geneva Convention ....Israel still blocks life-saving aid. The genocide continies
Warehouses filled with vital aid for Gaza have been blocked by Israel, despite the ceasefire mandating the passage of humanitarian aid. The UNRWA has criticised Israel as Palestinians face heavy rain and cold weather amid the rubble
🔗Read more: trib.al/OlxacQl
Palestinian laughs matter! Next Friday 28 Nov @BigBellyComedy
In Arabic.
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‘One of the oldest urban centres on the planet’: Gaza’s rich history in ruins.
My @guardian piece on the erasure of Gaza's past. As we mourn incalculable human losses, learning about its past can help us better understand the present
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