Travelodge apologized to a Jewish guest after a "Free Palestine" message appeared on his hotel room TV at a London branch. The hotel chain's investigation couldn't identify who input the message, but plans to roll out antisemitism training for staff.
Around 200 students walked out of Google CEO Sundar Pichai's commencement speech at Stanford University, protesting Project Nimbus, a tech deal with Israel. Attendees waved Palestinian flags and chanted "free, free Palestine."
Bosnia supporters in Toronto for the FIFA World Cup 2026 opener reflected on their immigrant experiences, blending national pride with appreciation for Canadian hospitality. The event highlighted Toronto's multiculturalism, with fans sharing a common passion for football.
Il sindaco di Modena, Massimo Mezzetti, risponde alle critiche dopo un incontro con classi scolastiche in cui è stato presente un interprete indagato per finanziamenti ad Hamas.
Australian activists on a Gaza aid flotilla allege brutal treatment, including torture, sexual assault, and beatings, by Israeli soldiers after their boats were intercepted. Israel's ambassador denies the claims, stating detainees were handled with "great sensitivity."
Il ministro della Sicurezza Nazionale israeliano Itamar Ben-Gvir ha visitato il porto di Ashdod dove sono detenuti gli attivisti della flottiglia fermati dalla marina israeliana, deridendoli in un video condiviso sui social.
Victorian voters are being urged to look out for "misleading" party names, as right-wing activists seek to redirect progressive votes to conservative parties.
