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Palestinian Bedouins forced out of rural West Bank community
JORDAN VALLEY, West Bank: Thirty Palestinian families left their home in a remote area of the Zionist-occupied West Bank on Friday, saying they were forced out after years of persistent harassment and violence by Zionist settlers. The families,...

Palestine Action loses bid to secure block on UK government ban

Palestinian GAA trip will bypass Derry and Belfast due to ‘visa delays’
A delegation from Palestinian GAA clubs will not now visit Derry and Belfast as planned after problems issuing visas for travel north of the border. 47 participants, including 33 children are due to visit Ireland from the West Bank later this...

UK police arrest backers of banned Palestine Action
UK police have arrested more than 20 people on suspicion of terrorism offences after they showed support for the newly banned Palestine Action group in London, officials say, hours after the proscription came into effect.

Over 20 Arrested In London For Supporting Recently Banned Pro-Palestine Group
Home Europe United Kingdom Over 20 Arrested In London For Supporting Recently Banned Pro-Palestine Group The government moved to ban Palestine Action under anti-terrorism laws last month after its activists broke into a Royal Air Force base and...

UK judge rejects attempt to derail govt’s Palestine Action ban
A High Court judge in London on Friday threw out an attempt to derail a government ban of the Palestine Action campaign group under anti-terror laws. The proscription, due to come into force at midnight (2300 GMT Friday), cleared parliament on...

Human Rights Violations Crisis – EU Moves to Sanction Israel Over Palestine Violations – 5 Key Measures Proposed
The EU weighs action against Israel over human rights violations in Palestine. Explore the potential sanctions, diplomatic divisions, and international pressure shaping this critical geopolitical moment. EU Investigates Israel for Human Rights...

West Bank towns under settler attack as military raids intensify
Settlers launched coordinated attacks on multiple West Bank towns Saturday evening, while Israeli forces carried out simultaneous raids and arrests across Ramallah, Nablus, Qalqilya, and Tulkarm. Settler violence and military raids intensified...

Settlers, Palestinians clash in West Bank village
Dozens of Israeli settlers and Palestinians clashed Friday in the occupied West Bank village of Sinjil, where a march against recent settler attacks on nearby farmland was due to take place. AFP journalists saw local residents and activists begin...

Over 20 arrested at first Palestine Action protest following terror listing
Twenty seven people, including medics and an elderly priest, have been arrested in London’s Parliament Square for offences under the Terrorism Act after conducting a protest in support of Palestine Action. They were sitting by the statue of...

'Israel' kills 64 Palestinians, including children, in Gaza since dawn
64 people, including children, were martyred in Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip since dawn, with attacks targeting Gaza City, Al-Nuseirat camp, and Khan Younis. 64 Palestinian civilians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza since...

David Lammy first UK minister to visit Syria since 2011 uprising
Foreign Secretary David Lammy has become the first UK minister to visit Syria since the uprising that led to the country's civil war began 14 years ago. Lammy met Syria's interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa eight months after the collapse of the...

Kneecap vow to embarrass 'the UK government in court' for a second time
Tatiana Krisztina Showbiz Reporter and Pol Allingham PA 16:42 ET, 05 Jul 2025 At their biggest show yet, the Irish rap group Kneecap boasted about their upcoming legal rematch, declaring next month will mark "the second time Kneecap have beat the...

UK police arrest protesters after ban on Palestine Action goes into effect
Scores of protesters were arrested in London on Saturday after a ban on the group Palestine Action officially came into effect, Anadolu reports. The UK government will, for the first time, legally redefine a non-violent protest group, Palestine...

Under Settler Threats, Palestinian Bedouins Forced To Flee Rural West Bank Community
Home west asia Palestine Under Settler Threats, Palestinian Bedouins Forced To Flee Rural West Bank Community Palestinian communities in the Jordan Valley, a sparsely populated region near the Jordan River, have faced escalating harassment from...

UK: 27 arrested under Terrorism Act at Palestine Action protest
Twenty-seven people have been arrested under the Terrorism Act at a demonstration in support of the direct action group Palestine Action, in London's Parliament Square, while Palestine activists blocked the London Pride parade to protest its ties...
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UK police cracks down on Palestine Action supporters with over 20 arrests
British police arrested over 20 people on suspicion of terrorism offences after they showed support for the newly banned Palestine Action group in London, officials said on Saturday, hours after the proscription came into effect. The government...

Hamas submits unified Palestinian ceasefire response to mediators
Hamas delivers a unified Palestinian response to Gaza ceasefire talks after consultations with factions as an Israeli delegation is expected in Doha for negotiations. The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas announced on Saturday that it has...
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Over 20 Palestinians killed as Israeli strikes hit aid seekers in Gaza
Israeli strikes killed 14 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, and another 10 were slain when they sought food in the beleaguered enclave, medical authorities in Gaza told The Associated Press on Saturday. Two American aid workers from the...

UK arrests 83-year-old priest for backing Palestine Action and opposing Gaza genocide
An 83-year-old retired priest has been arrested for defying a newly enforced ban on pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action, just hours after the group was formally outlawed by the UK government. The Reverend Sue Parfitt, from Bristol, was detained...