In the US, protests have been held at the White House to demand an end to the war and US complicity in the genocide against Palestinians.

Mahmoud Khalil says he is a "political prisoner" after being detained by US police for leading pro-Palestine protests.

Massive protests grip the South Korean capital prior to the Constitutional Court ruling on the impeachment of suspended President Yoon Suk-yeol.

Pro-Palestine activists have once again targeted the Bristol headquarters of Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems, marking the 17th such incident at the site.

Only 14 Democrats in the US Congress have signed a letter calling for the release of Palestinian student-activist and Green Card holder Mahmoud Khalil.

In Washington DC, angry protests have become a nearly every day occurrence.

Trump has threatened to halt federal funding for any college or university that allows “illegal protests”, saying he would either arrest or deport students who participate in such demonstrations.