While people in Europe and America are calling for Israel to be banned from participating in sporting and cultural events, FIFA and the International Olympic Committee continue to refrain from taking action against the regime, preferring silence; a silence that, reminiscent of the Russian ban and the apartheid regime in South Africa, is turning into a costly scandal.

In an interview with RT, Roger Waters described the actions of the Zionist regime in Gaza as "criminally insane."

The UN Secretary-General said: The world should not fear the Zionist regime's reactions in light of the regime's ongoing war against Gaza and its attempts to occupy the West Bank.

The International Court of Justice announced that Brazil has officially joined South Africa in its case against Israel.

Amnesty International, in response to the recent US veto of a ceasefire in Gaza, considered it as Washington's support for the continuation of Tel Aviv's genocide in Gaza.

News sources are reporting that Portugal has decided to recognize the state of Palestine.

Amid the Gaza war and financial disputes with the airports of the Zionist regime, the CEO of Ryanair has warned that the airline may permanently exit this regime's market, a decision that could disrupt the country's tourism and air transportation equations.

Thousands of New Zealanders held a massive rally to express their support for the Palestinian people and call on the government to impose sanctions on Israel for its crimes in Gaza.

In his new work, Banksy showed an artistic-critical reaction to the decision of the British government to ban the group "Palestinian Action" and arrest hundreds of its members.

Israel, having violated Tunisian territorial waters, targeted the main ship of the Sumud convoy with a warning attack that did not result in any casualties.