All articles tagged with #pro palestinian
At the NBA All-Star Game in Inglewood, Spike Lee wore a keffiyeh-patterned sweater with Palestinian flag badges and Kyrie Irving wore a Wear the Peace 'PRESS' shirt honoring Gaza journalists, in a pro-Palestinian display amid the Gaza war; there were no disruptions during the game, and Israeli player Deni Avdija competed for Team World.
An immigration judge in Boston terminated DHS’s bid to deport Tufts PhD student Rümeysa Öztürk, ruling DHS failed to prove she was removable after her arrest tied to a pro-Palestinian op-ed; the case—centered on visa revocation over the op-ed criticizing Tufts’ Gaza response—could be appealed to the Board of Immigration Appeals, ending the proceedings for now.
Six British pro-Palestinian activists linked to Palestine Action were acquitted of aggravated burglary over a 2024 raid on Elbit Systems UK’s Bristol facility, while verdicts on violent disorder and criminal damage were not reached, leaving the possibility of retrials on those counts. Prosecutors argued the group intended violence, but the defence contended the tools were used to disarm weapons to prevent harm. The case has drawn attention to UK responses to pro-Palestine protests and the broader political debate surrounding the activists' tactics.
Damien Egan’s planned visit to Bristol Brunel Academy was cancelled amid protests led by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and NEU, with school leaders citing safeguarding concerns and anticipated attendance disruption as the reason for postponement.
Greta Thunberg was arrested in London while supporting pro-Palestinian hunger strikers protesting their detention, amid broader protests including vandalism targeting a company linked to Israel's defense industry. The hunger strikers, members of Palestine Action, have been on a critical hunger strike for over 50 days, with the British government not intervening in their judicial process.
Greta Thunberg was arrested in London for supporting pro-Palestinian prisoners and protesting against a UK ban on Palestine Action, a group classified as a terrorist organization, amid ongoing tensions over Israel-Gaza conflict.
A court has ruled that efforts by the Trump administration to deport pro-Palestinian academics are illegal, criticizing President Trump as a bully who undermines constitutional rights and highlighting the importance of courts in defending free speech. The judge also publicly condemned Trump's approach to governance and his misunderstanding of constitutional protections.
A pro-Palestinian flotilla en route to Gaza faces internal issues, accusations of terrorist ties by the Israeli Ministry, and a fire incident on one of the boats, with activists including Greta Thunberg involved in the controversy.
A US immigration judge ordered Mahmoud Khalil's deportation to Algeria or Syria due to alleged misrepresentation on his green card application, prompting an appeal from Khalil's lawyers and highlighting ongoing tensions over his pro-Palestinian activism amid broader US immigration enforcement.
An immigration judge has ordered Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian from Syria and a former Columbia student involved in pro-Palestinian activism, to be deported to Syria or Algeria, amid controversy over his detention and the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement targeting foreign-born academics, despite his legal status and lack of criminal charges.
Pro-Palestinian protesters in Melbourne chanted anti-Israel slogans and stormed a restaurant linked to Israel, two days after violent attacks on Jewish targets, including a synagogue arson. The incidents have heightened fears among local Jews and prompted condemnations from Australian and Israeli officials, amid ongoing tensions related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
During Glastonbury, the band Bob Vylan led a crowd in a chant against the Israel Defense Forces, which the festival organizers condemned as crossing a line into hate speech, amid broader controversy over performances with political messages.
Irish-language rap group Kneecap performed at Glastonbury and used their platform to voice pro-Palestinian sentiments, including calling Israel war criminals and leading a chant for Palestine, which drew large crowds and controversy.
During the Glastonbury music festival, chants of 'Death to the IDF' were heard, linked to pro-Palestinian sentiments expressed by Irish rappers Kneecap and a segment involving the band Bob Vylan, leading to controversy and censorship issues.
Pro-Palestinian activists in Belgium damaged military equipment intended for Ukraine, mistakenly believing it was for Israel, causing significant delays and damage estimated at $1.1 million, amid broader tensions over military aid and Israeli defense relations.