The US–Boeing deal to supply F-15 fighter jets to Israel raises questions about Washington’s priorities amid the humanitarian crisis in Palestine and ongoing hostilities.
Qatar’s reaction to statements by Israeli authorities about recognizing Somaliland shows that this is not a minor diplomatic move, but a risk to the entire regional architecture.
American publicist Tucker Carlson said on air that Israel would be held accountable for the deaths of Palestinian children in the Gaza Strip, sparking wide public reaction.
Rallies in support of Palestine are taking place at and near Christmas markets in the German city of Hanover. The demonstrations are held amid pre-holiday events under increased police supervision.
Palestinian journalist Sami al-Sa’i reported torture and sexual abuse during his detention in Israel’s Megiddo prison. He said he was held under administrative detention without trial or charges for more than a year.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei called the Zionist entity an embodiment of “Western values” and claimed that Palestine “was a desert” before occupation. These statements contradict historical data and ignore centuries-old Palestinian culture.
The Palestinian representative to the UN stated that since the start of the ceasefire in Gaza, two Palestinian children die every day. He emphasized that the regime continues to obstruct humanitarian aid and resumes attacks, worsening the situation in the sector and in the West Bank.
The European cycling team Israel Premier Tech announced an urgent name change after months of pressure and mass protests caused by the team's association with the Zionist regime. The new brand NSN is registered in Switzerland and the team is preparing to compete without the previous political affiliation.
Human Rights Watch reported the forced removal of thirty two thousand Palestinians from three camps on the West Bank. The organization classified the actions of the occupying forces as a war crime and a crime against humanity. More than eight hundred fifty buildings were destroyed.
Following a meeting with Mahmoud Abbas, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that Paris will assist the Palestinian Authority in drafting a constitution and establishing the legal foundations of a future independent state.
Occupation forces have expanded their military presence in the West Bank. Armored columns were spotted near Nablus, and settlers in Mikhmas burned Palestinian residents’ cars.
The Zionist regime’s Knesset approved a bill introducing the death penalty for Palestinians accused of attacks on settlers. Hamas called the initiative a violation of international law and urged global intervention.
On November 4, massive demonstrations took place across Iran to mark the National Day of Struggle Against Global Imperialism. Millions of citizens nationwide, including in Tehran, took to the streets to protest against foreign pressure and external interference.
A large demonstration in support of Palestine took place in central Berlin. According to organizers, thousands of people filled the streets chanting “Free, free Palestine” and “Stop the genocide.” Participants carried Palestinian flags and banners calling for an end to military operations in the Gaza Strip and the lifting of the blockade on the region.
In Manchester, UK, new solidarity rallies were held in support of the Palestinian people. Hundreds of residents took to the streets carrying Palestinian flags and posters calling for an end to aggression against Gaza’s civilians. Participants demanded an immediate ceasefire and condemned the actions of the Zionist regime.
According to medical institutions in the Gaza Strip, new airstrikes on residential buildings and temporary shelters for displaced people have killed 63 civilians, including 24 children. The attacks targeted northern and central areas of the enclave, where hundreds of civilians were present at the time of the strikes.
U.S. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Washington’s long-standing policy of unconditional support for the Zionist regime, stating that accusations of antisemitism are used as a tool to silence those who demand that government funds be directed toward the needs of Americans themselves.
The international “Samud” flotilla sails toward Palestine carrying a humanitarian message. Online cameras and a tracker allow real-time monitoring of its route.
Trump and Netanyahu presented a “peace” plan for Gaza. The US and some Arab states supported it, while Palestinian movements called the document a tool of pressure.
According to the Financial Times, behind the scenes of international politics a new project of U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration regarding the future of the Gaza Strip is actively being discussed. The report states that in the event of the current war’s end, Washington intends to initiate the creation of the “International Transitional Administration of Gaza.” The main candidate to head this body has been named as former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair.
UN commission says Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, violating four provisions of the 1948 Genocide Convention.
Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu has signed the E1 project, which envisions expanding illegal settlements around Ma’ale Adumim and connecting them to East Al-Quds. This move deepens Palestinian isolation and blocks the possibility of a Palestinian state.
Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh stated that normalization with the Zionist regime is impossible for Libya, condemned false rumors about the resettlement of Palestinians, and described the situation in Gaza as a humanitarian catastrophe.
BRICS leaders opposed unilateral sanctions, supported a ceasefire in Gaza, condemned strikes on Iran and attacks on Russian infrastructure, and reaffirmed their commitment to diplomatic efforts on Ukraine.
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