
Israel Remembers: 1,000 Days Since October 7 Massacre
Memorial gatherings across the Jewish State are set to include some dissent concerning government policy before and during the Gaza war.

Memorial gatherings across the Jewish State are set to include some dissent concerning government policy before and during the Gaza war.

European citizens’ taxes continue to help fund the disgraced UN agency, despite 12% of its personnel being investigated for suspected ties to Hamas.

The long-running case of alleged sex abuser Karim Khan has resulted in his suspension and could yet see him removed from his official role.

The European Union has announced a new wave of sanctions targeting both Hamas and extremist Israeli settlers, aiming to address violence on both sides of the conflict.

New official target doesn’t square with Trump ceasefire terms but would pressure Hamas, architects of the October 7th pogrom.

Despite formal ceasefire arrangements, Israel is continuing with retaliatory and preemptive actions against its regional enemies.

Rome Pride said Keshet Italia failed to “distance itself” from what the organization described as the “ongoing genocide in Gaza.”

As Israel defends its strict maritime blockade and accuses activists of supporting Hamas, leaders from Turkey and Ireland have strongly condemned the interception of the 50-boat Global Sumud mission.

Security personnel and police quickly removed anti-Israeli hecklers from the song contest venue, according to video footage posted on social media.

The report says abuse was often carried out in ways designed to intensify fear and humiliation.