NEWS BULLETIN
Pro-Palestinian protest at Penn leads to multiple arrests
Police dismantled protest camps and arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian activists at the University of Pennsylvania.
Police dismantled protest camps and arrested dozens of pro-Palestinian activists at the University of Pennsylvania.
One of the ways that the Israel has been defeated when it comes to the genocidal aggression against Palestinians is in the social media world.
The announcement of the US pausing US arms sales to Israel may be nothing but a public relations stunt.

As the US-Israeli genocidal war drags on, tempers have grown thin within the ranks of Israeli officials.

A breakdown of the importance of direct student action in the fight to decolonize the structures of power in the UK and US.

Iran says the BRICS member countries are determined to work on ditching the US dollar in trade and economic transactions.

The fifth Lieutenant General Haj Qassem Soleimani fleet of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy has returned home after completing a mission in the Southern Hemisphere.

The humanitarian situation inside Gaza has reached a new and horrific stage.

In this week's episode of "Have it Out with Galloway," George Galloway delves into the West's complicity in the Israel-Gaza war.

Resistance groups in Palestine and across the region continue their operations against the Tel Aviv regime and its Western backers.

The defense ministry said Russian troops continue "to advance deep into the enemy's defenses.”

Irish MEP, Clare Daly speaks about EU bureaucracy, the Ukraine war and the last days of Israel.

Former Hamas chief Meshaal calls on Muslims to besiege US and Israeli embassies around the world.
A senior Iranian military official says the country plans to increase the export of its defense products by 50 percent.

Ram Ben-Barak, a member of the Israeli parliament who served as deputy director of the Mossad, has described as “futile” the regime’s ongoing war in Gaza, stressing that Tel Aviv is on the losing end.
Six people are killed and hundreds more injured as unrest enters the fifth day and French troops try to restore order in crisis-hit New Caledonia.

Rafah has seen a new wave of heavy Israeli bombardments as the first so-called humanitarian aid entered Gaza via a US-built pier.

Police clashed with protesters in Paris as French firefighters' unions protested over working conditions.