Especialistas alertam que os Acordos de Abraão, promovidos por Donald Trump, podem isolar os palestinos e dar a Israel carta branca para anexar territórios, priorizando interesses econômicos e de segurança sobre a causa palestina.
King Charles III visited Golders Green, a hub of the British Jewish community, to express solidarity with victims of a recent antisemitic knife attack. The visit followed a series of hate crimes targeting Jewish institutions.
Germany ranks 25th in child well-being and education in a new UNICEF study. A humpback whale, nicknamed 'Timmy', found dead off Denmark is confirmed to be the same creature stranded in Germany. Berlin police made arrests at a Nakba Day rally. Max Verstappen leads the Nürburgring 24-hour race, while Wolfsburg avoids automatic relegation in the Bundesliga.
Protesters gathered in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Hobart to commemorate Nakba Day, marking the displacement of Palestinians in 1948. Speakers highlighted the ongoing nature of the 'catastrophe' and called for justice.
Around 80,000 people participated in two separate protests in London: a patriotic march organized by Tommy Robinson with an estimated 60,000 attendees, and a pro-Palestinian march with approximately 20,000 participants. Police made 31 arrests.
Nakba Day protests in London, European talks with Iran on Strait of Hormuz, and updates on the Gaza conflict and Lebanon strikes dominate news. Putin discusses Iran with UAE president, while Pakistan seeks to revive Iran-US peace talks.
A pro-Palestinian demonstration took place in Berlin's Kreuzberg district on May 16, marking the 78th anniversary of Al-Nakba. Around 1,000 activists marched, calling for an end to the occupation and an end to the "genocide in Gaza." Police presence was high due to risks of escalation.
Police monitoring both Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march and also the annual ‘Nakba day’ pro-Palestine marchJustice secretary David Lammy said the organisers of the Unite the Kingdom rally taking place today “are spreading hatred and division”.Writing on X, he added: “They do not reflect the Britain I’m proud of. Continue reading...
London police are preparing for one of their busiest days with tens of thousands expected at two major protests on Saturday: Unite the Kingdom, organized by Tommy Robinson, and the pro-Palestine Nakba Day march. Over 4,000 officers will be deployed amid fears of clashes.
L’action menée par les militants écologistes visait à commémorer la Nakba, période au cours de laquelle les Palestiniens ont fui après la création de l’État d’Israël, en 1948.
Police will be monitoring both Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march and also the annual ‘Nakba day’ pro-Palestine marchThe Metropolitan police is preparing for what it described as potentially “one of the busiest days for policing in recent years” as tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on central London for two major demonstrations.Armoured vehicles, horses, dogs, drones and helicopters will be deployed along with 4,000 officers to police the far-right Unite the Kingdom (UTK) rally organised by Stephen Yaxley Lennon, otherwise known as Tommy Robinson. Continue reading...
British Palestinians report feeling silenced and facing hostility due to their activism and identity related to the Gaza war. They fear professional repercussions and public judgment, while also experiencing grief over family suffering. Activists highlight solidarity from the British public and criticize media and government responses.
La policía impide por segundo año consecutivo la tradicional marcha a los restos de una de las aldeas destruidas hace casi ocho décadas
Palästinensische Quellen berichten von Siedlerangriffen auf Dörfer im Westjordanland, darunter eine in Brand gesetzte Moschee. Zudem wurde ein 16-jähriger Palästinenser von der israelischen Armee getötet. Die Spannungen steigen rund um den Nakba-Tag.
London police deploy over 4,000 officers for two rival protests (Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day) amid fears of violence and hate speech, alongside FA Cup Final crowds, with measures including live facial recognition and armoured vehicles.
London faces one of its busiest policing days with the Unite the Kingdom and Nakba: 78 March for Palestine protests, alongside the FA Cup final, prompting a £4.5m 'zero tolerance' operation with 4,000 officers.
Palestinians mark the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, demanding the right of return to their ancestral homes, with marches and protests in Ramallah and other cities.
