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- 1Large pro-Palestine march fills the streets of Rome●This is Rome, Italy - a massive pro-Palestine demonstration. They claim to be for human rights, but you will never hear
A massive pro-Palestine demonstration has taken place in Rome, Italy, drawing thousands of marchers calling for action on Gaza and Palestinian rights. The march is drawing criticism as well: critics argue the crowd condemns Israel's actions while staying silent about Hamas, questioning whether the protests are genuinely about human rights. Supporters counter that the demonstrations are humanitarian, urging an end to the war and the suffering of civilians in Gaza.
- 2Greta Thunberg speaks in Italy on rights and Palestine▼Greta is in Italy today to speak about rights and Palestine. Who pays she?
Greta Thunberg is in Italy today to speak about human rights and Palestine, drawing attention and criticism alike. The appearance has sparked debate online, with some questioning who funds her activism and travel, while supporters back her focus on Palestinian rights.
- 3French student protests criticised for absent national flags▼Not a single French flag at the mass ‘student’ protests in France. What do Palestinian, Syrian, or Algerian flags have t
Observers are questioning mass student demonstrations in France over the absence of French flags, noting that Palestinian, Syrian and Algerian banners dominated the crowds. Critics argue the protests, framed as demands for a better education system, are being driven by other political and religious agendas, while supporters see the criticism as an attempt to delegitimise legitimate student grievances.
- 4Activist invokes 'untouchable' slur to call out treatment of homeless●...you wont shake our hands because they are dirty, but did you forget yours can be washed? the dirt we have no place to
An activist account posting in support of Palestinians draws a parallel between being refused a handshake and the stigma faced by homeless people, writing: 'you won't shake our hands because they are dirty, but did you forget yours can be washed?' The post argues that poverty and houselessness are not criminal acts and that dehumanising attitudes, not dirty hands, are the real moral failing. It frames cruelty toward the marginalised as making the perpetrators 'untouchable'.
- 5Labour criticised for calling Irish novelist's Gaza stance 'terrorism'●RE: https:// halo.nu/@theguardian_us_cultur e/117445042805250389 Yet Labour considers her a Terrorist now. The fash lads
A respected Irish novelist's stand against the Gaza war has drawn accusations from Labour supporters of being treated as a terrorist, according to commentary circulating alongside a Guardian culture report. Critics contrast her treatment with language used for anti-refugee groups, calling the label applied to her absurd and politically motivated. The exchange reflects growing anger over how protest against the Gaza war is being characterised in British politics.
- 6Barcelona hosts large demonstration in solidarity with Palestine●A powerful demonstration in solidarity with Palestine takes place in Barcelona, Spain.
A demonstration in solidarity with Palestine has taken place in Barcelona, Spain. Organisers and attendees are framing it as a show of support for Palestinians amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Details about the size of the crowd, organisers, or any incidents have not been confirmed, and reactions are circulating widely on social media as images and reports spread.
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The Senedd, Wales's parliament, has removed poet Hanan Issa from an opening ceremony after she included a reference to Gaza in a poem she was due to read. The decision has drawn criticism, with commentators arguing the institution censored political speech, while supporters of the move say ceremonial events should remain free of contested political references.
- 8Sally Rooney halts UK book sales over Palestine Action stance●Sally Rooney can no longer sell books in UK due to Palestine Action support
Author Sally Rooney says she can no longer sell her books in the United Kingdom, citing her public support for Palestine Action, the pro-Palestinian group banned by the UK government as a terrorist organisation. Under the ban, expressing support for the group can be a criminal offence, and Rooney's statement has reignited debate about the law's impact on free expression.
- 9Claim that Australia does not really back a two-state solution●# Australia don't really support a # two_state_solution A real two state solution would include equal military capabilit
An Australian commentator argues that Canberra's backing of a two-state solution is hollow, claiming a viable Palestinian state would need equal military capabilities to be sustainable. The post describes a defenceless state beside the strongest military in the region as no solution at all, and voices exasperation at what it calls one-sided demands. The argument reflects wider frustration among some observers over Western positions on Israeli-Palestinian statehood.
- 10Gaza residents appeal for support, thyme and olive oil as symbols of resilience●We're not asking for much, just a warm meal. Thyme and olive oil are a symbol of resilience and hold meaning for the peo
A plea from Gaza says people there are asking for little more than a warm meal, describing zaatar (thyme) and olive oil as symbols of resilience with deep meaning for Palestinians. The appeal urges people to break the silence and support the writer's fundraising campaign, which seeks food and hope amid ongoing hardship.
- 11Pro-Palestine banners displayed at Galatasaray vs Barcelona match in Istanbul●Pro-Palestine banners during the match between Turkish club Galatasaray and Spanish club Barcelona in Istanbul. 🇵🇸❤️ htt
Pro-Palestine banners were displayed during the football match between Turkish club Galatasaray and Spanish club Barcelona in Istanbul. Images of the banners are being shared widely online, with supporters praising the display of solidarity with Palestinians during a high-profile European fixture between the two clubs.
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Publisher Faber says it will no longer distribute Sally Rooney's books in the UK, citing legislation that treats Palestine Action as a proscribed terrorist organisation. Rooney, the Irish author of Normal People and Intermezzo, has been a prominent supporter of Palestinian rights and a boycott of Israeli-linked cultural institutions. The move is drawing attention across Europe, with her name trending in searches in Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden.
- 13Post speculates Palestinian diaspora researchers targeting former IDF soldiers▼🗨️ Well, remarkable things flourish under evolutionary pressure as we know; one can therefore be curious to see how Pale
A social media comment suggests that Palestinian researchers in the diaspora may apply expertise in future technologies and genetics to locate vehicles occupied by former IDF soldiers, framing the idea as an example of what 'flourishes under evolutionary pressure'. The remark has drawn engagement in discussions around the Israel-Palestine conflict, though no evidence supports the claim itself.
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Sally Rooney's books have reportedly been pulled in the United Kingdom over her support of a pro-Palestinian group, according to the New York Times. The Irish novelist has been an outspoken advocate for Palestinian rights, and the reported removal of her titles has sparked widespread attention and debate across multiple countries, with her name trending in Australia, the UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Brazil.
- 15Cape Town memorializes Gaza's lost children on 20-meter shroud▼« … Cape Town mourns Gaza’s lost children by memorializing their names on a 20-meter shroud… » 🔗 · https://www. youtu
Cape Town has held a memorial for children killed in Gaza, writing their names on a 20-meter shroud as part of ongoing pro-Palestinian mourning actions. The event is being shared widely online alongside calls for a ceasefire, with supporters using the hashtag Mothers4Gaza to draw attention to the civilian toll of the war and to solidarity demonstrations held in South Africa and elsewhere.
- 16Sally Rooney Books Pulled from UK Sale Over Palestine Action Ties●What is Palestine Action? Sally Rooney Books to No Longer Be Sold in U.K. Over Ties to Group
Sally Rooney's books will no longer be sold in the United Kingdom over her ties to Palestine Action, the pro-Palestinian group that the UK government proscribed as a terrorist organisation earlier this year. The Irish novelist has publicly voiced support for the group, prompting retailers and publishers to withdraw her titles. The move has reignited debate over the breadth of the terrorism ban and its impact on free expression.
- 17Mastodon users amplify Gaza aid appeals with FediforGaza hashtags●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@jojojulia/117 440849460313211 # fediforgaza # Gaza # Palestine # supportgaza # supportpale
Users on the decentralized social network Mastodon are circulating fundraising and awareness appeals for families in Gaza, using hashtags such as FediforGaza, SupportGaza and GazaMutualAid. The posts urge others to share and donate, framing mutual aid as a way to help Palestinian families amid the ongoing war and humanitarian crisis in the territory.
- 18Poll finds growing support for armed resistance as Gaza airstrikes continue▼As airstrikes in Gaza continue, support for 'armed resistance' grows, Hamas popularity drops - poll
A new poll indicates that as Israeli airstrikes on Gaza continue, support for the concept of 'armed resistance' among Palestinians is rising, even as Hamas's own popularity declines. The findings suggest people may back resistance as an idea while losing confidence in the group leading it, a distinction commentators highlight amid ongoing debate over the war's political consequences.
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New York City's comptroller has backed away from a previously stated commitment to purchase Israel bonds, according to Spectrum News NY1. The reversal touches on a long-running practice among US city officials of investing municipal funds in Israeli government debt, and is likely to draw criticism from supporters of Israel and praise from pro-Palestinian activists.
- 20Sally Rooney Pulls Books From UK Publisher Over Palestine Action▼Sally Rooney Withdraws Her Books From UK Over Her Support of Palestine Action
Author Sally Rooney is withdrawing her books from publication in the United Kingdom, citing her support for Palestine Action, the pro-Palestinian group that has been the focus of a major legal and political controversy in Britain. The move means new UK editions of her novels will not proceed, and the decision is drawing wide attention and debate over free expression, boycotts and the group's proscription.
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Palestine Action, the British pro-Palestinian protest group, continues to draw attention amid the UK government's decision to proscribe it under terrorism legislation, a move that followed activists breaking into an airbase and damaging military aircraft. Supporters have protested the ban and arrests, arguing it criminalises political expression, while officials defend it as necessary for national security. Debates over civil liberties and the scope of anti-terror powers remain ongoing.
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Sally Rooney's books have been removed in the United Kingdom amid controversy over her support of a pro-Palestinian group. The Irish author, known for novels including Normal People and Beautiful World, Where Are You, has been an outspoken advocate of Palestine Action, which has drawn calls for boycotts of her work. The move has sparked debate in Britain and internationally about free expression and the treatment of artists who take positions on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Irish author Sally Rooney's books will no longer be available in the UK following her public support for Palestine Action, the Irish Times reports. Rooney, known for novels including Normal People and Beautiful World, Where Are You, has been a prominent voice on Palestinian rights. The reported removal has sparked debate about boycotts, free expression and the treatment of writers who take political stances, with reactions spreading across multiple countries.
- 24Qatar's emir says Palestinian cause remains 'highest priority'●Qatar’s emir says Palestinian cause remains ‘highest priority’ https://www. aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2 026/10/13/qat
Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani told the Shura Council that the Palestinian cause remains his country's 'highest priority'. The address to Qatar's advisory assembly reaffirmed Doha's longstanding position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a stance Qatar has backed with mediation efforts and financial support. The remarks come at a time of continued regional tension and international focus on Gaza's future.
- 25Do any Israeli candidates back a Palestinian state?●Do any of these Israeli candidates support a Palestinian state? https://www. aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2 026/10/14/do
Al Jazeera reports on whether candidates standing in Israel's election support the creation of a Palestinian state. The question is being raised as Israelis weigh their choices, with most mainstream parties historically opposed to Palestinian statehood. The item has drawn attention among readers following Middle East politics and the prospects for a two-state solution amid the current campaign.
- 26Aid appeal for Palestinian student stresses dignity over exceptionalism●Palestinians shouldn't have to be exceptional to receive help to eat, have shelter, get an education. I will not extol A
Supporters are raising money for a Palestinian man named Ahmed, saying he should not have to prove himself exceptional to receive basics like food, shelter and education. The appeal aims to reach 42 of 250 dollars by the coming Sunday to help him survive and become self-reliant, with the poster refusing to exaggerate his virtues to attract donations.
- 27Mastodon users rally to help Gaza student fund nursing studies▼RE: https:// mastodon.social/@ayham_ljboor2 008/117424055905722219 ‼️PLEASE HELP AYHAM @ ayham_ljboor2008 TO BECOME A NU
A fundraising campaign is circulating to help Ayham, a young man from Gaza, continue his training to become a nurse. The appeal, hosted on the Lifeline4Gaza platform, is being shared widely with mutual aid hashtags encouraging people to donate or pass the link on. Supporters describe it as part of broader grassroots efforts to fund education and survival for Palestinians during the war.
- 28Just Seeds artwork highlights Gaza flotilla solidarity●https:// justseeds.org/movement/palesti ne/ # Art # ChristianNoakes # FreedomFlotilla # Gaza # Palestine # Sumud # Solid
The artists' cooperative Just Seeds is circulating artwork by Christian Noakes in support of the Freedom Flotilla and Palestinian 'sumud', or steadfastness, in Gaza. The graphics, gathered under the group's Palestine movement page, are being shared as part of ongoing solidarity efforts and are drawing attention among pro-Palestinian activists online.
- 29Appeal spreads for 19-year-old Palestinian woman facing health crisis●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@reem_osama/11 7439069726034987 please, try to understand reem's situation. she's only 19 y
Supporters are urging people to amplify the voice of Reem Osama, a 19-year-old in Gaza who they say is living under conflict conditions while managing chronic health problems. Posts circulating on social media are asking users to share her story and contribute financially if they can, framing her case as one of many young Palestinians in urgent need of help.
- 30Gaza mother who lost two children seeks help●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@baraa1998/117 441023781593061 read bara'a's words & you will feel her pain. she's lost two
A woman named Bara'a in Gaza is appealing for help after losing two children amid the war there. Supporters are urging others to read her account and do whatever they can to help keep her and her surviving son, Ibrahim, together. The appeal is being shared widely, with people expressing grief and solidarity for Palestinian families affected by the conflict.
- 31Crowdfunding appeal urges aid for Gaza family before winter●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@usama971/1174 23269293909271 ‼️THE COLD WEATHER'S COMING‼️ 🍉🍉🍉USAMA @ usama971 NEEDS HELP
A man named Usama is asking for donations to help his family of eight, including two children, survive the coming cold weather in Gaza. The appeal, shared widely across the fediverse, links to a Chuffed crowdfunding page and uses the watermelon symbol associated with Palestinian solidarity. Supporters are boosting the message and urging others to contribute before winter conditions worsen the family's situation.
- 32NYC Comptroller Mark Levine retreats from pledge to buy Israeli bonds▼New York City Comptroller Mark Levine has backed away from his campaign promise to invest in Israeli occupation governme
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine has backed away from his campaign promise to invest in Israeli government bonds, citing financial risks and the downgrade of Israel's credit ratings amid its wars in Gaza and the wider region. Critics note he remains broadly supportive of Israel, and the reversal is drawing attention from pro-Palestinian groups and others watching how US officials handle Israel-related investments.
- 33Sally Rooney says she can no longer sell books in the UK over Palestine Action support●Sally Rooney says she can no longer sell books in UK due to Palestine Action support https:// lemmy.ml/post/54038810
Irish novelist Sally Rooney has said she can no longer sell or publish her books in the UK because of her public support for Palestine Action, which was proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the British government. Rooney, author of 'Normal People' and 'Beautiful World, Where Are You', has been an outspoken supporter of the group and of Palestinian rights, and her statement has drawn wide reaction online.
- 34Humanitarian doctors testify from Gaza front lines▼The testimony of humanitarian # medicine on the front lines in Gaza [from FB group We Stand With Francesca Albanese - Oc
First-hand testimony from humanitarian medical workers treating casualties on the front lines in Gaza is circulating, describing the conditions facing medics and patients amid Israel's military campaign. The account is being shared in pro-Palestinian advocacy circles, alongside groups supportive of UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese, with readers calling for a halt to the fighting and greater protection for health workers.
- 35Message of thanks to supporters of Palestine spreads online▼From the heart of Palestine, thank you to every free voice and living conscience that stands with us and supports our ri
A message from Gaza is thanking people worldwide who have spoken out in support of Palestinian rights, calling their solidarity 'an unquenchable pulse of hope'. The note references the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza and uses hashtags calling for a free Palestine and an end to what it labels genocide. It reflects ongoing appeals from Palestinians for continued international attention and support.
- 36Gaza blogger appeals urgently for medical treatment●RE: https:// ieji.de/@DiaaMahmoud097/117438 295024595144 🚨 Urgent Update: 💔 I’m writing these words with a heart full of
A Palestinian writer has issued an urgent appeal for help, saying a foot injury has left her in severe pain and unable to get the treatment she needs. She writes that her condition could worsen without urgent assistance and is asking readers to support her medical care. The appeal is being shared widely among Middle East-focused online communities.
- 37Thousands march in London in support of Palestinians●Thousands gather in London to express support for Palestinians after three years of 'genocide' https://www.theguardian.c
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in London to express support for Palestinians, marking three years since the start of the war in Gaza, which protesters describe as a genocide. The rally reflects continued public mobilisation in Britain around the conflict and calls for action over the humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territories.
- 38Makers of Film NAZA Say Israel Is Trying to Suppress It▼More on the film NAZA from its makers, as # Israel tries to stifle and pervert its narrative. “As an Israeli who cares d
The makers of the film NAZA say Israel is trying to stifle and distort the film's narrative. A quoted Israeli voice describes a government clearly violating international law, expressing concern for both Israelis and Palestinians. The claims have drawn attention among critics of Israeli policy and supporters of the film's message.
- 39Pro-Palestinian ceasefire demonstration held in Amsterdam▼🇳🇱 Amsterdam 🔗 · https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=dA-hoh_6MGg # Palestine # ceasefire # FreePalestine @ palestine@a.gup
A demonstration in support of a ceasefire in Gaza and in solidarity with Palestine took place in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Participants and supporters shared footage and calls online under hashtags backing a ceasefire and Palestinian rights. The event adds to a wave of pro-Palestinian protests across European cities as the conflict continues and international pressure for a truce grows.
- 40Guardian column praises Sally Rooney's stance on Palestine●Sally Rooney’s stand on Palestine is brave and humane https://www. theguardian.com/books/2026/oct /15/sally-rooneys-stan
The Guardian has published a column describing Irish author Sally Rooney's public position on Palestine as brave and humane, framing her activism in the context of ongoing debate over Palestine Action, UK counterterrorism law and cultural boycotts. Rooney, one of the most prominent novelists of her generation, has previously faced criticism and support for her pro-Palestinian statements, and the piece adds to a wider literary-world discussion about writers' political activism.