Senators Chris Van Hollen and Jeff Merkley just returned from a Middle East fact-finding trip. They say Israel is enacting ethnic cleansing in Gaza, and the U.S. is complicit.

Activists in Denver are organizing to push Palantir out of the city over its connection to Trump’s deportation campaign and Israel’s genocide.

Leaders decry violence at home while funding it abroad. As defenses of Zionism erode, Israel levels Gaza’s towers and strikes Doha.

T Hoxa, who is a part of the Filton 18 – a group of Palestine Action activists jailed over allegedly forcing their way into an Elbit Systems factory in England and destroying weapons intended for use in Gaza – ended their hungers trike after 28 days.

Palestinian journalists in Gaza are carrying on a tradition of “committed journalism” that began decades ago. They, like their predecessors, were killed in the line of duty because they were working for a cause.

U.S. sanctions, a Trump “relocation” plan, Gaza’s engineered famine, and West Bank annexation—this week’s reporting exposes the strategy and the resistance rising.

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) is targeting the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM), claiming the group is “antisemitic” and “connected to terrorists”, following comments by a PYM member about disrupting the weapons supply chain to Israel.

This past weekend, thousands gathered in Detroit for the second annual People’s Conference for Palestine. This year’s guiding principle: Gaza is the Compass.

As organizers gather in Detroit, this week’s coverage tracks Gaza City’s destruction, the killing of journalists, a UN route to protection, and escalations across the West Bank.

Former State Department spokesman Matthew Miller admitted that Israel purposely tanked Gaza ceasefire negotiations on multiple occasions during the Biden era.