Il direttore d'orchestra israeliano Ilan Volkov si esprime contro le operazioni militari israeliane a Gaza durante una performance a Londra, descrivendo la crisi umanitaria che colpisce i palestinesi e invitando il pubblico a intraprendere azioni per porre fine al conflitto.
Il corrispondente della ABC News Bob Young riporta da un campo profughi ad Amman nel 1967, documentando le testimonianze di palestinesi sfollati—principalmente donne e bambini—che descrivono lo sfollamento forzato, la distruzione dei villaggi e la loro percezione che il mondo occidentale ignori la loro sofferenza.
Una donna ebrea ha affrontato un gruppo scolastico in visita a un memoriale di un campo di concentramento in Austria, riguardo agli studenti che indossavano magliette di solidarietà con la Palestina, sostenendo che tali dichiarazioni politiche fossero inappropriate in un luogo di commemorazione dell'Olocausto e equiparando il messaggio a un sostegno al danno contro gli ebrei.
Un oratore documenta la violenza contro i bambini palestinesi attraverso rapporti dell'ONU e incidenti che coinvolgono coloni e soldati israeliani, sostenendo che tale comportamento rifletta correnti più ampie nella società israeliana.
Yanis Varoufakis
A Palantir employee disclosed at a dinner conversation that the company trained artificial intelligence systems using movement and behavioral data extracted from casualties and displaced persons during intense bombardment in Gaza, then sold the resulting AI system to the British National Health Service for approximately $1.4 billion.
Roy Casagranda
This talk examines how the 'Judeo-Christian civilization' narrative is used to justify Israeli policy, and traces the historical destruction of thriving Jewish communities across the Middle East following Israel's creation.
Roy Casagranda
Dr. Roy Casagranda argues that Zionism is fundamentally built on anti-Semitic ideology rather than opposing it, and presents historical evidence of cooperation between Nazi representatives and Jewish organizations in Palestine during World War Two.
A Palestinian woman recounts losing 45 family members in Gaza, including a two-year-old girl killed in an unwarned airstrike, while describing the scattered displacement of her relatives across Gaza City, Khan Yunis, and Rafah, and the emotional toll of survival from abroad.
TRT World
Residents of Taybeh, the only remaining entirely Christian Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank, describe intensifying attacks by illegal Israeli settlers that have devastated the community, damaged its historic Catholic Church, and left children traumatized despite decades of international diplomatic visits.
A speaker argues that Israel's antagonism extends beyond Muslims to all non-Israeli populations, citing military action in Lebanon—a predominantly Christian nation—as evidence. The speaker contends that Christian Zionist messaging deliberately frames the conflict as a Judeo-Christian alliance against Muslims to maintain Christian support, while obscuring alleged Israeli contempt for Christians.
Middle East Eye
UN human rights officials report that Israeli military strikes killed at least 57 Palestinians, including six children and eight women, between July 13–20 in Gaza. The attacks targeted residential buildings and displacement camps, raising serious concerns about violations of international humanitarian law and potential war crimes.
Munther Isaac describes the daily reality of settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank — families attacked, homes burned, villages under siege — and calls for prayer not as a substitute for justice, but as a catalyst for urgent action, accountability, and moral witness.