A performer with Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show was banned from NFL events for holding up a Palestinian-Sudanese ...

He then took a shotgun out of a duffel bag and fired it in the air twice while shouting “Free Palestine!” He also attempted to take down an Israeli flag flying outside the synagogue.

The Palestine exception refers to the prohibition ... In a recent executive order, “Restoring Free Speech and Ending Federal Censorship,” Trump accused the federal government of trampling ...

A fan went from spectator to advocate, pulling out a Palestine flag and joining Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance, waving ...

MONTREAL - Police are investigating after a large group allegedly smashed windows and graffitied the entrance to McGill University on Wednesday night with the message "Free Palestine." ...

As one X user put it: “Trump heard "Free Palestine" and said "Sold!" Trump even hinted at plans to visit Gaza, Israel, and Saudi Arabia during an upcoming Middle East tour, though, in typical ...

Eight captives will also be released by Hamas and other Palestinian groups, including five Thai nationals and three Israelis. Most of the freed Palestinians are expected to arrive in the Radana ...

According to French media reports, the Nanterre Court ruled Friday in the case of two men, aged 19 and 21, who unfurled the Palestinian flag during the basketball match between Nanterre and Hapoel ...

In Ramallah, a crowd of hundreds came to see the released prisoners, waving Palestinian flags. One prisoner was helped off the bus in the arms of a medic while another held his oxygen bottle. Fakhri ...

as well as pins or t-shirts featuring the Palestinian flag. Approximately 5,674 miles separate southern Manhattan from northern Gaza, and neither Penny nor Neely had anything to do with Israel or the ...

They were joined by others waving the flags of Fatah, Islamic Jihad and several other Palestinian factions ... site reported that 69 women were set free, including one minor, alongside eight ...

Long live the resistance' - In Ramallah, a crowd of hundreds came to see the released prisoners, waving Palestinian flags, wearing keffiyeh scarves and clapping as the bus with the inmates approached.