world - Middle east

01 September 2025
world
Middle east
Brave Fleet, Bite the Bullet to Break the Gaza Siege
The largest naval fleet, with dozens of ships and hundreds of activists from around the world, is heading to Gaza; an exceptional effort that has become a symbol of a serious shift in world public opinion and is putting new pressure on Israel.
Netanyahu's Deadly Isolation and the Historic Test of the Argentine Government
The possibility of canceling Benjamin Netanyahu's trip to Argentina has once again revealed the fragile dimensions of this regime's international position and increased legal pressure against Tel Aviv officials.
English Warns Irish Author Over Support for Palestine Action
The English government has warned Sally Rooney that any support for Palestine Action would be considered a crime.
European and Scandinavian People Demonstrate in Support of Gaza
Many European people took to the streets and demonstrated in support of the people of Gaza and to protest the crimes of the Zionists.
Rebuilding Israel's Bankrupt Economy with Indian Workers
Rebuilding Israel's Bankrupt Economy with Indian Workers
Albanese Angered the Zionist Regime
The words of a UN official in support of Hamas have angered the US and the Zionist regime.
When America Stands in the Way of Iran-Africa Friendship
The role of America in driving a wedge between Iran and South Africa cannot be overlooked. As a global power, America has indirectly influenced Iran-South Africa relations through its sanctions policies and diplomatic pressure against Iran.
Israel Seeks to Kill the Truth by Targeting Journalists
The UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression said: "Israel seeks to kill the truth by targeting journalists."
474 Arrested for Supporting Palestine
English police carried out the largest arrest operation in a decade, arresting 474 people in a single day.
300,000-Strong Protest on Sydney Streets
A civil disobedience demonstration by tens of thousands of Australians in support of the people of Gaza and protesting Israel's genocide brought heavy traffic to Sydney's city centre.
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