The Globe Economic Reviews has some excellent news.

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The University of Antwerp decided to freeze its ties with Israel because of the ICJ's latest ruling.

Context: Although the ruling won’t stop the IOF, it has given grounds to institutions and businesses to at least freeze their dealings with Israel without fear of a legal challenge.

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Tragically on point.

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PressTV:

The World Central Kitchen, which provides meals in Gaza, says it has suspended humanitarian aid operations in Rafah as Israel has intensified its ground invasion of the southern city.

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Her name was Diana Muhammad Sabbagh

Quds News:

Only one day after an evacuation order, issued by Israeli authorities against UNRWA in occupied Jerusalem, Deputy Mayor of occupied Jerusalem Arieh King presents plan to build Jewish-only settlement on the ruins of the UNRWA building.

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RNN:

Explosives targeted the building of the American construction company Caterpillar in the Jadriya area of Baghdad, Iraq, as well as the British-American Cambridge Institute on Palestine Street in Baghdad.

Caterpillar has long been a BDS target due to its role in the ethnic cleansing and genocide of Palestinians.

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