A French court has ordered Coges, the organizer of the Eurosatory military exhibition, to ban Israeli companies and anyone who could act as their intermediaries from participating in the exhibition, which starts on Monday, Le Parisien newspaper reported.

More than 2,000 German academics have signed a letter demanding the resignation of the country’s education minister over her attempt to punish scholars who supported pro-Palestinian students.

A leaked audio recording of a former administrator at Columbia University in the city of New York has suggested that officials at the institution have tried to cover up chemical attacks against pro-Palestine student protestors.

Israel is facing more international isolation as Colombia has announced to halt coal exports, becoming the first Latin American country to impose a trade embargo over the Zionist regime’s ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip.

Martin Griffiths, in response to the Israeli regime's crime in the Nuseirat camp in the center of Gaza, said that this camp is the epicenter of the disaster in the Gaza Strip.

A judge on Friday ordered a temporary halt to a proliferating academic worker strike at the University of California, where employees have walked off the job at several campuses in protest of the UC’s handling of pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

Chile is the latest to join a group of nations rallying behind South Africa that filed a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice last year.

The pro-Palestinian activists called for a ceasefire in Gaza and urged to “divest from genocide”.

Germany’s students, labeled ‘terrorist sympathizers’ for protesting against Israel’s war on Gaza, say their right to free speech is under attack.

Saudi Arabia has appointed its ambassador to Syria for the first time since the kingdom closed its embassy in Damascus in 2012, after foreign-backed terrorism and violence gripped the country.