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Michael Jackson: Pro-Palestine Icon Silenced by Scandal Allegations
By Salma Darwish
The estate-backed biopic *Michael* glorifies Jackson's ascent from Gary, Indiana, to *Thriller*-fueled global stardom, but it abruptly ends before his bold pro-Palestine stanceâand the vicious backlash that followed.
In September 1993, during his Dangerous World Tour in Tel Aviv, Jackson witnessed Palestinian suffering firsthand. Deeply moved, he penned the unreleased song "Palestine, Don't Cry" on his flight home, with lyrics like "I will die for you, Palestine," urging peace amid occupation. This aligned with his Heal the World Foundation's global child aid efforts, supporting kids in conflict zones.
Adding to his solidarity, Jackson reportedly sent a heartfelt letter to Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, expressing profound empathy for the Palestinian people's struggle and calling for justice and peace. He donated quietly to Palestinian causes and was seen wearing a keffiyeh in private gestures of support.
Yet, just weeks after his Israel showsâin August 1993âexplosive child abuse allegations surfaced. These were widely viewed as a smear campaign by industry powerbrokers and powerful interests fearing his iconic voice amplifying Palestinian solidarity during the Oslo Accords era. The timing was no coincidence: a Black superstar challenging Western narratives on Israel faced swift retaliation, weaponizing unproven claims to derail him forever.
The film whitewashes this chapter, omitting how Jackson's empathy for the oppressedâshaped by his own racial battlesâmade him a target. He was pro-Palestine when few dared, proving his legacy as an activist transcends pop. The world must reclaim this hidden truth.
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By Salma Darwish
The estate-backed biopic *Michael* glorifies Jackson's ascent from Gary, Indiana, to *Thriller*-fueled global stardom, but it abruptly ends before his bold pro-Palestine stanceâand the vicious backlash that followed.
In September 1993, during his Dangerous World Tour in Tel Aviv, Jackson witnessed Palestinian suffering firsthand. Deeply moved, he penned the unreleased song "Palestine, Don't Cry" on his flight home, with lyrics like "I will die for you, Palestine," urging peace amid occupation. This aligned with his Heal the World Foundation's global child aid efforts, supporting kids in conflict zones.
Adding to his solidarity, Jackson reportedly sent a heartfelt letter to Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, expressing profound empathy for the Palestinian people's struggle and calling for justice and peace. He donated quietly to Palestinian causes and was seen wearing a keffiyeh in private gestures of support.
Yet, just weeks after his Israel showsâin August 1993âexplosive child abuse allegations surfaced. These were widely viewed as a smear campaign by industry powerbrokers and powerful interests fearing his iconic voice amplifying Palestinian solidarity during the Oslo Accords era. The timing was no coincidence: a Black superstar challenging Western narratives on Israel faced swift retaliation, weaponizing unproven claims to derail him forever.
The film whitewashes this chapter, omitting how Jackson's empathy for the oppressedâshaped by his own racial battlesâmade him a target. He was pro-Palestine when few dared, proving his legacy as an activist transcends pop. The world must reclaim this hidden truth.
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Hamas marks World Press Freedom Day, condemns targeting of journalists and calls for global action
Hamas said on World Press Freedom Day that Israeli crimes against Palestinian journalists, including killings, direct targeting, arrests, injuries, and restrictions on media coverage, are aimed at suppressing the truth and concealing events in Gaza and across Palestine. The group stated that 262 journalists have been killed during the war on Gaza, including after the ceasefire since 10 October 2025, with around 50 still detained and subjected to severe physical and psychological abuse, and more than 500 wounded, describing this as a blatant violation of international law.
Hamas praised Palestinian journalists for continuing to report despite extreme risks, calling them a symbol of resilience and a key force in exposing Israeli crimes. It said Israelâs targeting of media reflects fear of the Palestinian narrative and its global impact, as it has blocked international media from entering Gaza since October 2023 to prevent coverage of the situation on the ground.
The group called on the United Nations and the international community to take legal and humanitarian responsibility by pressuring Israel to stop targeting journalists, reveal the fate of detained reporters, and release all those held in Israeli prisons. It also urged global media institutions to continue covering Palestine with professionalism and accuracy, and called for legal action against Israeli regime in international courts, alongside efforts to ensure international media access to Gaza.
Hamas said on World Press Freedom Day that Israeli crimes against Palestinian journalists, including killings, direct targeting, arrests, injuries, and restrictions on media coverage, are aimed at suppressing the truth and concealing events in Gaza and across Palestine. The group stated that 262 journalists have been killed during the war on Gaza, including after the ceasefire since 10 October 2025, with around 50 still detained and subjected to severe physical and psychological abuse, and more than 500 wounded, describing this as a blatant violation of international law.
Hamas praised Palestinian journalists for continuing to report despite extreme risks, calling them a symbol of resilience and a key force in exposing Israeli crimes. It said Israelâs targeting of media reflects fear of the Palestinian narrative and its global impact, as it has blocked international media from entering Gaza since October 2023 to prevent coverage of the situation on the ground.
The group called on the United Nations and the international community to take legal and humanitarian responsibility by pressuring Israel to stop targeting journalists, reveal the fate of detained reporters, and release all those held in Israeli prisons. It also urged global media institutions to continue covering Palestine with professionalism and accuracy, and called for legal action against Israeli regime in international courts, alongside efforts to ensure international media access to Gaza.
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Global telecom networks hijacked for mass surveillance by Israeli firms
Israeli telecommunications infrastructure has been used to track mobile phone users across more than 10 countries over the past three years, according to an investigation by Canada-based digital research group Citizen Lab, cited by Haaretz.
The probe found that systems spanning legacy networks and modern 5G architecture were effectively turned into âtracking devicesâ using advanced spyware tools, with over 15,700 location-tracking attempts recorded since November 2022 across countries including Thailand, South Africa, Norway, Bangladesh, and Malaysia.
Internal documents reviewed by Haaretz showed that Israel-linked firms marketed and deployed surveillance tools globally. Verint, the parent company of Cognyte, reportedly sold an SS7-based system known as SkyLock to a government client in the Democratic Republic of Congo, while Swiss telecom firm Fink enabled Israeli companies such as Rayzone to impersonate mobile carriers and infiltrate networks.
The investigation found that core global telecom systems used to route calls, texts, and mobile data across networks were exploited to extract user data, including through SIMjacking, which uses hidden SMS messages to force devices to share their location.
Israeli telecommunications infrastructure has been used to track mobile phone users across more than 10 countries over the past three years, according to an investigation by Canada-based digital research group Citizen Lab, cited by Haaretz.
The probe found that systems spanning legacy networks and modern 5G architecture were effectively turned into âtracking devicesâ using advanced spyware tools, with over 15,700 location-tracking attempts recorded since November 2022 across countries including Thailand, South Africa, Norway, Bangladesh, and Malaysia.
Internal documents reviewed by Haaretz showed that Israel-linked firms marketed and deployed surveillance tools globally. Verint, the parent company of Cognyte, reportedly sold an SS7-based system known as SkyLock to a government client in the Democratic Republic of Congo, while Swiss telecom firm Fink enabled Israeli companies such as Rayzone to impersonate mobile carriers and infiltrate networks.
The investigation found that core global telecom systems used to route calls, texts, and mobile data across networks were exploited to extract user data, including through SIMjacking, which uses hidden SMS messages to force devices to share their location.
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By Salma Darwish
Mossad Commentary @/MOSSADil X posted: âStabbings in Barcelona, Spain
A teenage girl was fatally stabbed in what appears to have been a random attack. She sustained severe wounds to the neck and thorax and died at the scene due to massive blood loss. A 58-year-old man was also injured but survived with minor wounds. The attacker was arrested shortly after the incident.
Reports circulating online suggest the suspect is of North African origin, though this has not been officially confirmed.â
Mario Nawfal, a prominent X (Twitter) commentator, posted about the recent Esplugues de Llobregat stabbing near Barcelona, claiming a "Muslim migrant screams 'Allahu Akbar' and stabs a young girl to death with 7 knife wounds in broad daylight in Spain."
Post Context
This May 3, 2026, post by Nawfal went viral, amplifying unverified social media rumors without citing sources. It portrays the incident as linked to immigration and jihadism, but official police statements do not confirm the shout, the man's religion, or migrant status.
Reliability Note
Such claims echo Nawfal's pattern of sensational posts on unrelated past events (e.g., Madrid 2025 stabbing), but mainstream outlets like BBC and GB News report no such details for this case, treating it as a possible random or gender-based attack. Authorities have released no suspect identity or motive.
Let's assume its a Muslim immigrant
Given Spainâs consistent support for Palestinian rights, its repeated criticism of Israeli policies, and its stated commitment to international law, why would a Muslim individual carry out an attack on Spanish soil? Who might have financed or influenced this individual, and could there be any connection to foreign intelligence agencies such as Mossad or the CIA? The Spanish government must conduct a thorough investigation into these possibilities.
Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez government
Spain has positioned itself as a vocal advocate for Palestinian rights and international law amid Middle East conflicts. Under Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez, these stances cover recognition of Palestine, criticism of actions in Gaza, opposition to escalations with Iran, and condemnation of bombings in Lebanon. This reflects a consistent push for multilateralism and peace.
Spain's Bold Recognition of Palestine
In May 2024, Spain formally recognized Palestine as a state alongside Ireland and Norway. SĂĄnchez described it as a step toward a viable Palestinian state based on 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. This aligned with UN resolutions and Spanish public support for a two-state solution.
Strong Stance Against Gaza Violence
SĂĄnchez accused Israel of genocide in Gaza, backing South Africa's ICJ case and suspending some arms sales. Spain demanded immediate ceasefires, unrestricted aid, and an end to operations like Rafah. These positions diverged sharply from many EU and US allies.
Opposition to Iran and Lebanon Escalations
Spain rejected US military use of its bases for Iran strikes, deeming them illegal under international law. It strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon as violations of UN Resolution 1701, warning of widespread destruction similar to Gaza. Calls for diplomacy and UNIFIL protection followed, including reopening ties with Tehran.
Championing Global Rules
Pedro SĂĄnchez has defended multilateralism in UN addresses, applying it from Ukraine to the Middle East. These policies, rooted in Spain's history, have elevated its diplomatic profile despite criticism from Israel. The approach prioritizes ceasefires, justice, and constitutional values for lasting security.
Let's assume the Muslim immigrant
Why would a Muslim immigrant attack the very Spanish citizens who have shown such strong support for the Palestinian cause?
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Mossad Commentary @/MOSSADil X posted: âStabbings in Barcelona, Spain
A teenage girl was fatally stabbed in what appears to have been a random attack. She sustained severe wounds to the neck and thorax and died at the scene due to massive blood loss. A 58-year-old man was also injured but survived with minor wounds. The attacker was arrested shortly after the incident.
Reports circulating online suggest the suspect is of North African origin, though this has not been officially confirmed.â
Mario Nawfal, a prominent X (Twitter) commentator, posted about the recent Esplugues de Llobregat stabbing near Barcelona, claiming a "Muslim migrant screams 'Allahu Akbar' and stabs a young girl to death with 7 knife wounds in broad daylight in Spain."
Post Context
This May 3, 2026, post by Nawfal went viral, amplifying unverified social media rumors without citing sources. It portrays the incident as linked to immigration and jihadism, but official police statements do not confirm the shout, the man's religion, or migrant status.
Reliability Note
Such claims echo Nawfal's pattern of sensational posts on unrelated past events (e.g., Madrid 2025 stabbing), but mainstream outlets like BBC and GB News report no such details for this case, treating it as a possible random or gender-based attack. Authorities have released no suspect identity or motive.
Let's assume its a Muslim immigrant
Given Spainâs consistent support for Palestinian rights, its repeated criticism of Israeli policies, and its stated commitment to international law, why would a Muslim individual carry out an attack on Spanish soil? Who might have financed or influenced this individual, and could there be any connection to foreign intelligence agencies such as Mossad or the CIA? The Spanish government must conduct a thorough investigation into these possibilities.
Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez government
Spain has positioned itself as a vocal advocate for Palestinian rights and international law amid Middle East conflicts. Under Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez, these stances cover recognition of Palestine, criticism of actions in Gaza, opposition to escalations with Iran, and condemnation of bombings in Lebanon. This reflects a consistent push for multilateralism and peace.
Spain's Bold Recognition of Palestine
In May 2024, Spain formally recognized Palestine as a state alongside Ireland and Norway. SĂĄnchez described it as a step toward a viable Palestinian state based on 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. This aligned with UN resolutions and Spanish public support for a two-state solution.
Strong Stance Against Gaza Violence
SĂĄnchez accused Israel of genocide in Gaza, backing South Africa's ICJ case and suspending some arms sales. Spain demanded immediate ceasefires, unrestricted aid, and an end to operations like Rafah. These positions diverged sharply from many EU and US allies.
Opposition to Iran and Lebanon Escalations
Spain rejected US military use of its bases for Iran strikes, deeming them illegal under international law. It strongly condemned Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon as violations of UN Resolution 1701, warning of widespread destruction similar to Gaza. Calls for diplomacy and UNIFIL protection followed, including reopening ties with Tehran.
Championing Global Rules
Pedro SĂĄnchez has defended multilateralism in UN addresses, applying it from Ukraine to the Middle East. These policies, rooted in Spain's history, have elevated its diplomatic profile despite criticism from Israel. The approach prioritizes ceasefires, justice, and constitutional values for lasting security.
Let's assume the Muslim immigrant
Why would a Muslim immigrant attack the very Spanish citizens who have shown such strong support for the Palestinian cause?
#OpIsraelTeam
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A UK court has convicted four Palestine Action activists of criminal damage after a break-in at an Israeli-owned Elbit Systems arms factory near Bristol in August 2024.
Leona Kamio, Samuel Corner, Fatema Rajwani, and Charlotte Head were found guilty at Woolwich Crown Court after more than 14 hours of jury deliberations.
Corner was acquitted of grievous bodily harm with intent but convicted of a lesser assault charge, while two other defendants were acquitted of criminal damage.
The case stemmed from damage to equipment and military-related technology during the raid, which the defendants said they believed was justified.
Leona Kamio, Samuel Corner, Fatema Rajwani, and Charlotte Head were found guilty at Woolwich Crown Court after more than 14 hours of jury deliberations.
Corner was acquitted of grievous bodily harm with intent but convicted of a lesser assault charge, while two other defendants were acquitted of criminal damage.
The case stemmed from damage to equipment and military-related technology during the raid, which the defendants said they believed was justified.
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Israeli army chief says West Bank troops âkilling like we havenât killed since 1967â
Leaked remarks from Israeli Central Command head Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth reveal that Israeli occupation forces are âkilling like we havenât killed since 1967,â including the fatal shooting of Palestinians.
Bluth acknowledged that Israeli occupation forces deliberately apply different rules to Palestinians and settlers, admitting that soldiers shoot Palestinians while avoiding attacking Israeli settlers, openly stating: âYes, it involves discrimination.â
He also described policies allowing soldiers to deliberately shoot Palestinians in the legs at the separation barrier, leaving behind what he called âlimping monuments,â as a deterrence tactic against those seeking work.
Leaked remarks from Israeli Central Command head Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth reveal that Israeli occupation forces are âkilling like we havenât killed since 1967,â including the fatal shooting of Palestinians.
Bluth acknowledged that Israeli occupation forces deliberately apply different rules to Palestinians and settlers, admitting that soldiers shoot Palestinians while avoiding attacking Israeli settlers, openly stating: âYes, it involves discrimination.â
He also described policies allowing soldiers to deliberately shoot Palestinians in the legs at the separation barrier, leaving behind what he called âlimping monuments,â as a deterrence tactic against those seeking work.
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Save the Children UK warns Israeli execution law threatens Palestinian children
Save the Children UK warned that Israelâs newly passed execution law contains no clear exemptions for children, raising concerns that Palestinian children could be subjected to capital punishment.
The organization said introducing an irreversible death penalty into a system already marked by abuse would constitute a serious violation of childrenâs rights, calling for the lawâs immediate withdrawal.
It also criticized the UK government for opposing the measure without taking concrete action, stressing that no child, especially Palestinian children, should face the threat of execution.
Save the Children UK warned that Israelâs newly passed execution law contains no clear exemptions for children, raising concerns that Palestinian children could be subjected to capital punishment.
The organization said introducing an irreversible death penalty into a system already marked by abuse would constitute a serious violation of childrenâs rights, calling for the lawâs immediate withdrawal.
It also criticized the UK government for opposing the measure without taking concrete action, stressing that no child, especially Palestinian children, should face the threat of execution.
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U.S. Democrats demand transparency over Israelâs undeclared nuclear arsenal -AlJazeera
Thirty U.S. House Democrats have called for an end to Washingtonâs âofficial ambiguityâ regarding Israelâs nuclear weapons program, urging Secretary of State Marco Rubio to provide full transparency.
In a joint statement, lawmakers said the U.S. is effectively aligned with a country whose nuclear capabilities it refuses to acknowledge, warning that this double standard undermines non-proliferation efforts in the Middle East.
They stressed that Congress has a constitutional duty to understand the regionâs nuclear balance and risks of escalation, noting that Iranâs nuclear pursuit does not occur in a vacuum but is influenced by the perceived capabilities of others, including Israel.
The lawmakers concluded by calling on the U.S. to hold Israel to the same standards of transparency applied to all other countries regarding nuclear weapons.
Thirty U.S. House Democrats have called for an end to Washingtonâs âofficial ambiguityâ regarding Israelâs nuclear weapons program, urging Secretary of State Marco Rubio to provide full transparency.
In a joint statement, lawmakers said the U.S. is effectively aligned with a country whose nuclear capabilities it refuses to acknowledge, warning that this double standard undermines non-proliferation efforts in the Middle East.
They stressed that Congress has a constitutional duty to understand the regionâs nuclear balance and risks of escalation, noting that Iranâs nuclear pursuit does not occur in a vacuum but is influenced by the perceived capabilities of others, including Israel.
The lawmakers concluded by calling on the U.S. to hold Israel to the same standards of transparency applied to all other countries regarding nuclear weapons.
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Israeli occupation military blinds northern settlements by disabling rocket impact prediction system over hacking fears
The Israeli occupation armyâs Home Front Command has disabled a tracking system used by first responders in northern settlements due to fears that hackers has infiltrated the network, Ynet reported on Thursday.
The civilian emergency management system, known as "Shual," which previously provided local leaders, settlers and emergency teams with precise coordinates of rocket impact zones, was shut down to prevent hackers from using the data to calibrate the accuracy of future strikes.
This move comes amid a tightening of occupation military censorship that has gripped the occupation since the June 2025 war against Iran, as Tel Aviv moves to conceal the extent of damage to its strategic and military infrastructure.
Local regime officials in the Galilee and Kiryat Shmona have reacted with outrage, warning that the occupation militaryâs decision has left them "operationally blind" and unable to effectively coordinate rescue efforts. Assaf Langleben, head of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, told Ynet that it is "absurd" that Hezbollah possesses better intelligence on impact sites than the Israeli regime officials tasked with responding to them. Other civil security officers described the current situation as operating like "blind mice," accusing the occupation army of choosing an easy technical fix that "irresponsibly punishes" the residents of the north while Hezbollah continues to target the region daily.
The shutdown follows a significant surge in successful espionage operations within the occupied territories, with Haaretz revealing this week that hackers has secured sensitive personal data on high-ranking researchers at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS). Since October 2023, over 60 Israeli settlers have been indicted for spying on behalf of Iran, often documenting strategic locations in exchange for financial incentives. According to the occupation army spokesperson, the system was restricted specifically to prevent further "harm to information security" as the intelligence war between the Islamic Republic and the Israeli occupation continues to escalate.
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The Israeli occupation armyâs Home Front Command has disabled a tracking system used by first responders in northern settlements due to fears that hackers has infiltrated the network, Ynet reported on Thursday.
The civilian emergency management system, known as "Shual," which previously provided local leaders, settlers and emergency teams with precise coordinates of rocket impact zones, was shut down to prevent hackers from using the data to calibrate the accuracy of future strikes.
This move comes amid a tightening of occupation military censorship that has gripped the occupation since the June 2025 war against Iran, as Tel Aviv moves to conceal the extent of damage to its strategic and military infrastructure.
Local regime officials in the Galilee and Kiryat Shmona have reacted with outrage, warning that the occupation militaryâs decision has left them "operationally blind" and unable to effectively coordinate rescue efforts. Assaf Langleben, head of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, told Ynet that it is "absurd" that Hezbollah possesses better intelligence on impact sites than the Israeli regime officials tasked with responding to them. Other civil security officers described the current situation as operating like "blind mice," accusing the occupation army of choosing an easy technical fix that "irresponsibly punishes" the residents of the north while Hezbollah continues to target the region daily.
The shutdown follows a significant surge in successful espionage operations within the occupied territories, with Haaretz revealing this week that hackers has secured sensitive personal data on high-ranking researchers at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS). Since October 2023, over 60 Israeli settlers have been indicted for spying on behalf of Iran, often documenting strategic locations in exchange for financial incentives. According to the occupation army spokesperson, the system was restricted specifically to prevent further "harm to information security" as the intelligence war between the Islamic Republic and the Israeli occupation continues to escalate.
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The Metropolitan Police has officially declined to investigate 10 Israeli-British multinationals identified as suspects of war crimes during the Gaza genocide.
Despite reports that over 2,000 British citizens have served within the Israeli occupation forces, authorities justified the decision by citing a low probability of successful conviction.
This move has sparked intense backlash from human rights organizations, who argue that credible evidence exists and that refusing to investigate creates a dangerous âaccountability gapâ for serious international crimes.
Despite reports that over 2,000 British citizens have served within the Israeli occupation forces, authorities justified the decision by citing a low probability of successful conviction.
This move has sparked intense backlash from human rights organizations, who argue that credible evidence exists and that refusing to investigate creates a dangerous âaccountability gapâ for serious international crimes.
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Spain's Pedro SĂĄnchez awarded the Order of Civil Merit to Francesca Albanese in support of her work documenting human rights violations in occupied Palestine.
SĂĄnchez, who is one of Europeâs strongest critics of Israelâs genocide in the Gaza Strip, praised her as âa voice that upholds the conscience of the world.â
The move came after Spain urged the European Union to protect the International Criminal Court and the United Nations from US sanctions.
Albanese was sanctioned by the Trump administration over her investigations into Gaza war crimes and cooperation with the ICC arrest warrants against Israeli regime officials for war crimes.
SĂĄnchez, who is one of Europeâs strongest critics of Israelâs genocide in the Gaza Strip, praised her as âa voice that upholds the conscience of the world.â
The move came after Spain urged the European Union to protect the International Criminal Court and the United Nations from US sanctions.
Albanese was sanctioned by the Trump administration over her investigations into Gaza war crimes and cooperation with the ICC arrest warrants against Israeli regime officials for war crimes.
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Spain's Pedro SĂĄnchez awarded the Order of Civil Merit to Francesca Albanese in support of her work documenting human rights violations in occupied Palestine. SĂĄnchez, who is one of Europeâs strongest critics of Israelâs genocide in the Gaza Strip, praisedâŚ
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Melissa Barrera, who was fired from the Scream franchise three years ago over her pro-Palestine stance, criticized her former colleagues for siding with those who fired her and continued working on the Scream franchise after she was fired in 2023.
She also said she is starting a production company and wants to work with âanyone pro-Palestine.â
She added that she is writing a romance project she plans to direct and intends to collaborate with artists she described as supportive of Palestine, naming several actors and filmmakers she admires: Susan Sarandon, Tatiana Maslany, Hannah Einbinder, Poppy Liu, and Javier Bardem.
She also said she is starting a production company and wants to work with âanyone pro-Palestine.â
She added that she is writing a romance project she plans to direct and intends to collaborate with artists she described as supportive of Palestine, naming several actors and filmmakers she admires: Susan Sarandon, Tatiana Maslany, Hannah Einbinder, Poppy Liu, and Javier Bardem.
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Leaked recordings expose U.S.-Israeli plot to destabilize Latin America
El Pais reports leaked audio recordings point to a coordinated effort involving figures including Donald Trump, Juan Orlando HernĂĄndez, Javier Milei, and war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu to interfere in Latin America through disinformation campaigns targeting governments in Mexico and Colombia.
The recordings reveals that HernĂĄndez, who is backed by Trump and supported by Milei, sought to establish a media platform from the United States to spread fake news and destabilize the administrations of Claudia Sheinbaum and Gustavo Petro.
They also indicate financial coordination and political backing for the project, while stressing that Netanyahu played a role in broader arrangements tied to HernĂĄndezâs release.
The revelations highlight a wider pattern of foreign interference aimed at influencing political dynamics and undermining governments opposing U.S.-Israeli interests in the region.
El Pais reports leaked audio recordings point to a coordinated effort involving figures including Donald Trump, Juan Orlando HernĂĄndez, Javier Milei, and war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu to interfere in Latin America through disinformation campaigns targeting governments in Mexico and Colombia.
The recordings reveals that HernĂĄndez, who is backed by Trump and supported by Milei, sought to establish a media platform from the United States to spread fake news and destabilize the administrations of Claudia Sheinbaum and Gustavo Petro.
They also indicate financial coordination and political backing for the project, while stressing that Netanyahu played a role in broader arrangements tied to HernĂĄndezâs release.
The revelations highlight a wider pattern of foreign interference aimed at influencing political dynamics and undermining governments opposing U.S.-Israeli interests in the region.
Damoun Prison, an Israeli detention facility, is described as a âgraveyard of privacyâ and is considered one of the most notorious centers for holding Palestinian female detainees.
Around 90 Palestinian women are reportedly confined there in overcrowded cells, where living conditions are severely inadequate. Many detainees are forced to sleep on the floor amid a serious shortage of clothing, hygiene products, and basic necessities.
The situation is particularly critical for pregnant detainees, as the conditions of Israeli detention extend the suffering beyond the woman herself to her unborn child.
Around 90 Palestinian women are reportedly confined there in overcrowded cells, where living conditions are severely inadequate. Many detainees are forced to sleep on the floor amid a serious shortage of clothing, hygiene products, and basic necessities.
The situation is particularly critical for pregnant detainees, as the conditions of Israeli detention extend the suffering beyond the woman herself to her unborn child.
Former Palestinian detainees have shared harrowing testimonies about the condition of Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held for more than 450 days in Israeli prisons after being abducted during the genocide in Gaza.
According to the testimonies, he has been subjected to severe abuse and medical neglect with one saying Israeli guards stripped him naked and unleashed police dogs on him.
According to the testimonies, he has been subjected to severe abuse and medical neglect with one saying Israeli guards stripped him naked and unleashed police dogs on him.
Far-right Israeli regime minister announces uprooting 3,000 Palestinian trees to expand settlements in occupied West Bank
âbuilding the Land of Israel and destroying the idea of a Palestinian stateâ
Israeli regime Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced the uprooting of around 3,000 trees planted by Palestinians in the northern occupied West Bank, openly linking the attack to settlement expansion and efforts to block the establishment of a Palestinian state.
The trees, reportedly olive trees, were removed from about 50 acres of land near the "Shaked settlement" to pave the way for expanding an industrial zone and building a new settlement, as part of broader Israeli plans already approved by the occupation regime.
The destruction comes amid a wider campaign of occupation and agricultural targeting, with repeated uprooting of Palestinian trees that form a key source of livelihood, while illegal outposts linked to settler violence continue to expand across the occupied territory.
âbuilding the Land of Israel and destroying the idea of a Palestinian stateâ
Israeli regime Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced the uprooting of around 3,000 trees planted by Palestinians in the northern occupied West Bank, openly linking the attack to settlement expansion and efforts to block the establishment of a Palestinian state.
The trees, reportedly olive trees, were removed from about 50 acres of land near the "Shaked settlement" to pave the way for expanding an industrial zone and building a new settlement, as part of broader Israeli plans already approved by the occupation regime.
The destruction comes amid a wider campaign of occupation and agricultural targeting, with repeated uprooting of Palestinian trees that form a key source of livelihood, while illegal outposts linked to settler violence continue to expand across the occupied territory.