The so-called Occupation Deterrence Movement pledged to liberate the Golan Heights and confront the Israeli military presence in the region.

At a time of political upheaval and economic stagnation, Andy Burnham will on Monday become the seventh prime minister in a decade.

Three progressive Democratic candidates, all united in their support for Palestine, their condemnation of the Israeli genocide in Gaza, and their calls to end U.S. military aid to “Israel,” defeated three pro-Israeli Occupation rivals.

Thousands of Palestinians across Gaza gather each night in makeshift viewing areas fashioned from worn-out tents, beside the rubble of bombed homes, or along the shattered streets of the besieged enclave, crowding around giant screens to watch the FIFA World Cup.

Despite decades of alliance and deep dependency, “Israel” now faces a new and potentially destabilizing challenge: a shifting public mood in the United States, sharpened by the war on Gaza.