BDS VICTORY 🏆 : Presbyterian Church (USA) Votes to Divest from ‘Israel’, Condemns Zionism 📢

In a historic move, the Presbyterian Church (USA) voted to divest from Israel bonds and condemned Christian Zionism.

Key Points:

🔹 Divestment from Israel Bonds: The church’s General Assembly voted to withdraw financial bonds in Israel, showing a strong stance against the occupation of Palestinian territories.

🔹 Condemnation of Christian Zionism: The resolution denounced Christian Zionism for justifying the taking of Palestinian land by linking the State of Israel with biblical promises.

🔹 Human Rights Focus: The church urged two companies accused of human rights abuses in the occupied territories to cease their practices.

🔹 Large Impact: With around 8,800 churches and 1 million members, PCUSA’s decision sends a powerful message against profiting from Israel’s occupation.

🔹 Urgent Action: Bob Ross of the Israel/Palestine Mission Network emphasized the urgency of addressing Israel’s occupation due to its direct connection to it’s genocidal war in Gaza and ongoing West Bank violence.


The Presbyterian Church (USA) joins a growing list of institutions taking a stand against Israel’s genocidal actions in Palestine.

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Another foreigner ate local delicacies in the Uygur Autonomous Region.

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🚨 Missile sirens ring in “Alma” in northeastern occupied Palestine.

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🔻Watch the screams and wailing of the occupation soldiers when their tanker was bombed in Jenin, a week ago.

It is noteworthy that the operation led to the killing of a sniper squad leader and the wounding of 17 other soldiers.

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Senior Israeli officials said that the head of the Mossad traveled to Doha to convey a message that Israel does not accept Hamas's demand for a written commitment from the US, Egypt and Qatar that negotiations on the second phase of the agreement will continue without a time limit. This demand is the last hurdle towards individual negotiations on the implementation of the hostage deal.

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Unrelated to Gaza

A robot employed at the city hall in a city in South Korea fell down a flight of stairs on June 26 during work and was disabled.
Eyewitnesses said that the robot, which was helping with administrative work and assisting the crowd, was seen walking around confused before it fell.

Experts are checking whether the robot that worked every day from 9 am to 6 pm committed suicide or whether a technical fault caused its deterioration.

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🔻 For the first time, the IDF admits that there is a shortage of life-saving equipment  

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Prime Minister's Office:

The head of the Mossad recently returned from Doha from an initial meeting with the mediators.

It was determined that next week a team will leave to continue the negotiations. It will be emphasized that there are still gaps between the parties.

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