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A court in London ordered UK Parliament Member Michelle Donelan to apologize and pay financial compensation to academics she accused of “extremism” for their pro-Palestine positions.

Google fired an employee who staged a protest against the chief of Google Israel during a company-sponsored Israeli tech event, accusing the company of complicity in Israel's treatment of Palestinians in Gaza.

“Stop killing Gaza." Pro-Palestine protesters held a rally in front of Japan's parliament in support of Gaza.

Pro-Palestinian students held a die-in at the Faculty of Law University of Windsor in protest against the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza.

"While we watch the Oscars, Israel's genocide in Gaza continues." A projection in Columbus Circle was seen by Academy members at the official New York City Oscars watch party at the Mandarin Oriental.

Boston activists shut down the Chase Bank branch, an Elbit shareholder, in commemoration of the over 30,000 Palestinians who were murdered by Israel in Gaza.

"Shame on you!" Tom Perez, a senior adviser to President Joe Biden, was rebuked at a grocery store regarding his administration's backing of the ongoing Israeli violence in Gaza.

The art of the Palestinian scarf: Browsing the kuffiya manufacturing facility in Hebron

The kuffiya (or keffiyeh) is a cotton headscarf, which is customarily worn in the Middle East, woven in a square, with colourful patterns whose real this means stays mysterious, though some experts assert that they may characterize fishing nets from Mesopotamia.

Arabs use it folded into a triangle, with the fold worn across their forehead. The kuffiya has its origin in the Iraqi town of Kuffa,…