Pro-Palestinian activists

Britain's Green Party has voted to adopt a new policy declaring itself an anti-Zionist party and treating Zionism as racism. The move, reported by UPI, is likely to prove divisive, drawing criticism from Jewish community organisations and pro-Israel groups while being welcomed by pro-Palestinian activists, and it reignites debate over the boundaries between criticism of Israel and antisemitism in British politics.

Spain has reportedly decided to dispatch a naval vessel to protect the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civilian convoy of boats sailing toward Gaza with humanitarian aid. The flotilla, organised by pro-Palestinian activists, has previously faced interceptions at sea. The Spanish move, if confirmed, would mark a notable step in European maritime escort efforts amid the ongoing Gaza conflict and repeated attempts by aid activists to breach Israel's blockade.

Pro-Palestinian protesters in Ireland are calling on the national team to boycott Sunday's Nations League match against Israel. Campaigners are using slogans including 'StopTheGame' and 'ShowIsraelTheRedCard', tying the demand to calls for a ceasefire in Gaza. The appeal puts pressure on the Football Association of Ireland and players ahead of the fixture.

A petition is circulating calling on authorities to drop charges against Jill Stein, the Green Party politician and activist. The petition argues that opposing genocide is not a crime and frames the charges as an attack on the right to protest, free speech and peace advocacy. Supporters are sharing it widely under FreePalestine and free speech hashtags.

An event marking Mahmoud Khalil's book 'Power & Pushback' has been relocated after backlash from pro-Israel groups, according to Mondoweiss. Khalil, a Palestinian activist who rose to prominence during pro-Palestinian campus protests and was detained by US immigration authorities, remains a polarizing figure, and the venue change has intensified debate over pressure on public events connected to Israel-Palestine advocacy.

A US judge has ruled that Salah Sarsour, a prominent Palestinian rights advocate, can be deported under a controversial Cold War-era law. The decision raises questions about the US government's grounds for seeking his removal, with critics arguing it targets political speech and pro-Palestinian activism. The case is drawing attention as part of a wider pattern of deportation proceedings against activists. Further legal challenges may follow.

Protesters disrupted a book event featuring Mahmoud Khalil, the pro-Palestinian activist who rose to prominence after his arrest by US immigration authorities earlier this year. Details about the organizers, location, and demands of the disrupters were not immediately available, but the incident comes amid continued public attention and polarization around Khalil's case and his public appearances.

More than 200 organisations across over 60 countries are uniting for a Global Mobilisation for Palestine on 10 October. Organisers describe the coordinated action as a unified, direct civil intervention intended to interrupt public complicity and demand systemic accountability over the war in Gaza. The announcement is drawing attention among pro-Palestinian activist networks internationally.

An Ireland football match was interrupted twice by protesters demonstrating over Gaza, briefly halting play. Activists ran onto the pitch carrying Palestinian flags and banners, prompting stewards and police to remove them. The incidents come amid widespread pro-Palestinian demonstrations at sporting events across Europe, with Ireland among the most vocal supporters of the Palestinian cause.

Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian activist and former Columbia University student who became a focal point of pro-Palestinian protest debates in the United States, has published a book in which he restates his anti-Zionist position. Coverage, including in The Forward, highlights how the book reiterates his views on Zionism and Palestine, drawing attention from both supporters and critics.

All Democratic senators except Pennsylvania's John Fetterman voted Tuesday for a measure seeking to hold accountable Israeli soldiers and settlers who have killed U.S. citizens in the West Bank. Fetterman, known for his hard pro-Israel stance, was the only member of his party to oppose the effort, drawing criticism from pro-Palestinian activists and renewed attention to divisions among Democrats over U.S. policy toward Israel.

Pro-Palestinian activists held protests in Mumbai after police raided the home of an organiser of a kite-flying event held in support of Palestine. Demonstrators say the raid amounts to harassment of peaceful expression, while police have not publicly explained the action in detail. The incident has drawn attention to how Indian authorities handle pro-Palestinian gatherings and has been picked up by international media outlets.

Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist and green card holder detained by US immigration authorities during the Trump administration's crackdown, is speaking out about his experience in detention. His account highlights the administration's targeting of student activists for deportation, a policy that has drawn legal challenges and free-speech concerns. Khalil has become a prominent symbol in the debate over immigration enforcement and political expression.