In the past few years, the pro-Palestinian protest network, Palestine Action, has forced two of multiple UK-based Elbit sites to close through direct action.

American and Israeli officials have sought for months to add Saudi Arabia to the list of Arab countries that have signed the Abraham Accords; however, the KSA has made it clear it will not normalize relations with Israel until Palestinians are granted statehood.

With the desecration of the Al Aqsa Mosque and the exchange of rocket fire between Israel and resistance groups, there is no telling when the next incident will break out.

London has been the scene of large scale Action in support of Palestine outside the Israeli UK embassy amid ongoing violence in the occupied Palestinian capital, Al Quds.

Foreign Ministers from France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom, have followed the United States in denouncing the planned expansion of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

The situation in Israeli occupied East Al-Quds remains volatile after a number of retaliatory shooting operations took the lives of at least nine people and wounded several others.

Americans do not trust the media; the news is questioned, doubted, and not believed by millions of people, which is quite a challenge for democracy.

Iraq institutes law making ties with Israel a criminal offence for all Iraqi governmental and independent institutions, as well as foreign nationals working in Iraq.

From the very first day that Israeli soldiers set foot on Palestine and started the occupation, the Palestinian people have fought that invasion and resisted the occupation.

Israeli crackdowns on Palestinians are nothing new, this time, however, it was the holy mosque of Al-Aqsa that was desecrated in the attacks, causing thousands across the globe to come out in solidarity with the Palestinians.