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The International Court of Justice reaffirms its previous provisional measures and indicates new measures
On 24 May 2024, the Court delivered its Order on the Request of South Africa of 10 May 2024 for the modification of the Order of 28 March 2024 in the case concerning Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide in the Gaza Strip (South Africa v. Israel), reaffirming its previous provisional measures and indicating new measures.
BREAKING-Booking.com Sued for Laundering Profits from Israeli War Crimes in Palestine
The European Legal Support Center (ELSC), Al-Haq, SOMO and The Rights Forum have filed a criminal complaint to the Dutch Public Prosecution Service to hold Booking.com to account for profiting from the commission of war crimes in the occupied Palestinian territory (OPT).
Israeli Army’s Extortion Campaign Against Gazans: ‘Contact Us or We’ll Say You Reported Your Neighbors to Hamas’
The Israeli army has started to publish identifying details about Gazans it says spied on civilians for Hamas’ General Security apparatus; a military source to Haaretz: the army has received legal permission for the operation
EU staff sign letter expressing concerns over its handling of Gaza crisis
Exclusive: More than 200 signatories cite union’s ‘continued apathy’ to plight of Palestinians and seek official call for ceasefire
Letter from Lund University Academics for Palestine (LUAP)
In light of the continued suffering of Palestinian civilians in Gaza after months of brutal bombardment by the Israeli military, we call on the university administration and the vice chancellor at Lund University to make their position clear.
‘Dark Times’: Israeli Historian Ilan Pappé Detained, Interrogated by FBI
“The good news is—actions like this by the USA or European countries taken under pressure from the pro-Israeli lobby or Israel itself smell of sheer panic and desperation,” the renowned author said.
Harvard’s governing board overrules faculty, bars 13 students who participated in pro-Palestinian encampment from receiving degrees
Harvard University’s top governing board on Wednesday rejected the recommendation of faculty to allow 13 pro-Palestinian students who participated in a three-week encampment in Harvard Yard to receive their degrees with their classmates.
Israeli soldiers and police tipping off groups that attack Gaza aid trucks
Exclusive: Members of security forces giving settlers who intercept vital supplies information on location of convoys, group says
Two-state solution is the only ‘just and sustainable solution to this terrible conflict’, says Spanish PM
Speaking to MPs in congress on Wednesday, Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez announced that his socialist-led coalition government would recognise the state of Palestine on 28 May.