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The UK Court of Appeal has upheld the government's designation of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, rejecting the group's legal challenge. The group, which targets companies linked to Israeli arms production, plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. Critics warn the ruling undermines protest rights and free speech.
A three-year-old Palestinian boy was shot and killed by Israeli forces while being carried by his father in central Gaza, according to the family. The shooting occurred outside the so-called 'Gold Road,' an area not under direct Israeli military control, as the family headed toward their greenhouses. The father was wounded and left bleeding for seven hours before receiving treatment.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has vowed that the group’s fight against Israel will end in triumph and the liberation of Jerusalem, as tensions escalate across the Middle East. The statement came amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza and was seen as an effort to boost allied morale and pressure Israel. Israeli officials have not yet responded.
Jibril Rajoub, president of the Palestine Football Association, is stranded in Mexico City awaiting a US visa to attend the 2026 World Cup alongside other football federation leaders. The US has denied visas to several accredited attendees, including a Somali referee and an Iraqi team photographer, while Rajoub has long accused Israel of violating FIFA statutes over settlement teams and travel restrictions.
A chain of sexual violence built by Britain, perfected by France, and inherited by Israel is being used against Palestinians, an Al Jazeera investigation reveals. Torture is a hallmark of recent Israeli oppression of Palestinians, but it has roots in British colonial methods from Ireland and Palestine, later refined by France in Algeria.
Despite holding legal land ownership documents, Palestinian families in the West Bank continue to be violently driven from their homes by Israeli settlers, replicating a brutal pattern seen in previous years. Muhammad Mleihat, 57, was forced to flee his previous community and now faces renewed attacks on land he holds with an official deed.
New sanctions targeting Israeli settlers and a far-right minister are criticized for failing to address the root problem: the state's systematic complicity in occupying Palestinian territory. Activists argue that focusing on individuals distracts from broader institutional sanctions against the Israeli government, which they say plans, funds, and enforces settlement expansion. Western governments are accused of acting 'too little, too late' while continuing to trade arms and goods with Israel.
A shooting attack in central Israel on Sunday killed a 35-year-old man and wounded five others. The suspect, a Palestinian citizen of Israel from Tayibe, was killed by police after a pursuit. Security forces are searching for additional suspects.
A 7-month-old baby died and his parents were wounded after Israeli forces opened fire on their car in Hebron, West Bank. The family says the vehicle was completely stopped, while the Israeli military reports an initial investigation found the victims were uninvolved civilians. The incident is under additional review.
