Crowd erupts as Palestinian flag is unfurled from Hilton Hotel outside of White House Correspondents Dinner

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In solidarity with her students, USC professor Sarah Rebecca Kessler cancels their final project and gives everyone a good grade.

What an innovative way to resist.

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The Israeli occupation killed photojournalists and brothers Ayman and Ibrahim al-Gharbawi in their latest attack on Hamad City in Khan Younis.

Since October 7, "Israel" has killed over 140 journalists in a flagrant violation of freedom of speech, in an attempt to silence the truth of the usurping regime.

Despite the intentional murder of journalists, the whole world stands with Palestine and its cause for liberation against the crimes of the Israeli occupation.

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According to Reuters, some senior US officials have advised Secretary of State Antony Blinken that they do not find "credible or reliable" Israeli assurances that it is using US-supplied arms in accordance with international humanitarian law.

Under a National Security Memorandum issued by President Joe Biden in February, Blinken must report to Congress by May 8 whether he finds credible "Israel's" assurances that its use of US weapons does not violate US or international law.

By March 24, at least seven State Department bureaus had sent in their contributions to an initial "options memo" to Blinken. Parts of the memo, which has not been previously reported, were classified.

Reuters reported that a joint submission from four bureaus raised "serious concern over non-compliance" with international humanitarian law during "Israel's" prosecution of the Gaza war.

The assessment, according to Reuters, from the four bureaus said the Israeli assurances were "neither credible nor reliable." It cited eight examples of Israeli military actions that the officials said raise "serious questions" about potential violations of international humanitarian law.

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The Israeli Channel 12 characterized the present phase as "critical, dramatic, and dire," as it delves into the ongoing negotiations for a potential prisoner exchange deal.

The coverage sheds light on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's position, who opposes certain terms, juxtaposed with the preferences of the security and military establishments within the nation.

According to Nir Devuri, the military affairs commentator on the Israeli channel, those who have recently spoken with Netanyahu understand his stance: "he is reluctant to ease the resolution of the war on Gaza. This factor is crucial in the ongoing negotiations and could have significant consequences."

He emphasized that Netanyahu opposes the return of displaced Palestinians to the northern Gaza Strip, highlighting the importance of overcoming this obstacle, along with the previous one.

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"Italy is fascist, Italy is fascist"

Tunisian protesters chant, forcing the Italian ambassador and the Italian Minister of Culture to leave the Tunis Book Fair in protest against Italy's supportive stance towards the Israeli occupation.

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Hind Khoudary, journalist in Gaza posts on X:

“Seeing all these protests worldwide makes me feel that there is hope in this world.
Palestine is going to be free guys!”

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In the US, the government's answer to gun violence was to train children how to barricade themselves against violence.

In what has to be one of the most out of left field FAFO's of all times, encampment students at Cal State Polytechnic at Humboldt used those skills to barricade themselves into a building and kick the Police in riot gear out of it.

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