"127 children killed per-day in Auschwitz in 5 years. 139 children killed per day in Gaza in 135 days. Just like there can be no justification for the Holocaust, there can be no justification for the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people. Both deserve the same condemnation."
Mohamad Safa, the main representative at the UN ECOSOC
Mohamad Safa, the main representative at the UN ECOSOC
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German Police officer warns a woman she will be arrested for chanting โFrom the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,โ which is banned in Germany.
"There was widespread agreement after the 2nd World War that such a terrible Holocaust should never happen again. Today we are witnessing a Holocaust in Palestine and not one EU Member State has broken Business links with the perpetrator Israel, they have supported the Genocide."
Mick Wallace, former Member of the European Parliament
Mick Wallace, former Member of the European Parliament
"Palestinian journalists have been our eyes & ears covering the atrocities of the war on Gaza & bringing a human face to describe the impact. They have worked heroically & against all odds."
"Together with humanitarian workers they have paid a heavy ultimate price. More than 230 of them have been killed. Gaza is the deadliest place in the world to be a journalist, just as it is the deadliest place to be a humanitarian worker. Since the war began, international journalists have been banned from entering Gaza independently - something that is fundamental to media freedom."
"The ban fuels disinformation campaigns & polarised narratives. It aims at questioning firsthand data & eyewitness accounts, including the testimony of international humanitarian organisations, as well as at dehumanising Palestinians. The ban on international journalists has lasted too long, lifting it is overdue."
Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner-General of UNRWA
"Together with humanitarian workers they have paid a heavy ultimate price. More than 230 of them have been killed. Gaza is the deadliest place in the world to be a journalist, just as it is the deadliest place to be a humanitarian worker. Since the war began, international journalists have been banned from entering Gaza independently - something that is fundamental to media freedom."
"The ban fuels disinformation campaigns & polarised narratives. It aims at questioning firsthand data & eyewitness accounts, including the testimony of international humanitarian organisations, as well as at dehumanising Palestinians. The ban on international journalists has lasted too long, lifting it is overdue."
Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner-General of UNRWA
"Israel is weaponising starvation, coercing humanitarian organisations, and systematically erasing Palestinian towns. Aid is blocked. Doctors are pressured. Communities are wiped off the map. These are not accidents. They are crimes. End the blockade. Stop the genocide."
Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN)
Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN)
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Activists from People Against Genocide target HSBC Bank in Birmingham.
The bank has now been targeted dozens of times across the UK to demand HSBC to stop investing in Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems.
The bank has now been targeted dozens of times across the UK to demand HSBC to stop investing in Israeli weapons firm Elbit Systems.
"Israelโs blockade is starving Gaza. Countries are calling for it to be lifted. Australiaโs Foreign Minister has said almost nothing. Silence while people starve is complicity. Tell Penny Wong to break the silence, demand the aid be allowed in, and act now."
Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN)
Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN)
The head of the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the Palestine says Israel bears responsibility for ongoing violations in Gaza.
He also called for all crossings to be opened so patients can access medical care, and urged an immediate shift toward reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
He also called for all crossings to be opened so patients can access medical care, and urged an immediate shift toward reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
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Pro-Palestine student activists at Glasgow University blocked the entrances to Dar Ahmed Manasra, previously Charles Wilson Building, to demand the university to divest thousands from BAE Systems.