A Vermont jury found Jason Eaton, 51, guilty of attempted murder in the November 2023 shooting of three Palestinian college students in Burlington, The Guardian reported Monday.

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Nine protesters blocked access to Elbit Systems’ factory in Staffordshire by attaching themselves to five ‘lock-ons’ to launch the direct-action group ‘Silence Elbit Drones’.

Members of the newly formed direct-action group “Silence Elbit Drones” blocked both sides of the road leading to the UAV Engines facility in Shenstone, Staffordshire.

The action brought operations at the Israeli-owned drone factory to a halt. UAV Engines is owned by Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer.

Granada's "Cultura al" international festival withdrew its invitation to Argentine author Ariana Harwicz and canceled her participation in the event's second edition.

The festival organizers cited her refusal to support a cultural boycott of Israel as the reason for the decision.

FC Barcelona approved a 25-year commercial partnership with Israel's Babylon Park for a family entertainment complex inside Spotify Camp Nou.

The decision caused global anger among Palestine supporters as Israel's genocide in Gaza continues.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for the abolition of the veto power held by the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, arguing that the current system no longer reflects global political and economic realities.

American singer Phoebe Bridgers spoke in support of Palestine during a concert at Chicago’s United Center, telling the audience: “Free Palestine — don’t know why that’s so hard to say.”

Bridgers made the remark while addressing the crowd during her performance. The moment was recorded by attendees and subsequently circulated online, despite the venue’s reported phone free policy.

Heimir Hallgrimsson says his Ireland team are “not playing with genocide”, but “against genocide” as they prepare to face Israel twice across the next fortnight.

The American Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon was banned due to her criticism of Israel:

"They fired me from my job because I participated in a march in support of Gaza where I called for a ceasefire. I became banned from appearing on television screens and was unable to work on any major film."