Pressure to extend ceasefire in Gaza mounts as Israeli troops withdraw from key corridor
Talks on the second phase, meant to see more hostages released and a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, were due to start ...
‘You’re Not Thinking About the Film. You’re Filming to Survive.’
No Other Land’s directors were chased down and held at gunpoint while capturing horrific attacks on Palestinians. For them, ...
A Super Bowl performer pulled out a Palestinian-Sudanese flag. What were they protesting?
A performer with Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show was banned from NFL events for holding up a Palestinian-Sudanese flag on the field.
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US, Egyptian security personnel inspect traffic on key Gaza route
At the key intersection of Gaza's Netzarim Corridor and the Salaheddin Road, US and Egyptian security personnel, armed and ...
Lifetime NFL ban but no criminal charges for performer who raised Gaza flag during Super Bowl halftime show
Roc Nation, the entertainment company which produced the halftime show, said the act “was neither planned nor part of the production and was never in any rehearsal.” ...
Super Bowl halftime show dancer displays Palestinian, Sudanese flags during Kendrick Lamar performance
NEW ORLEANS — A performer who was part of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show was detained by security after waving the ...
Hamas says Israeli military withdraws from Gaza's Netzarim Corridor
The Israeli military has withdrawn from an area of Gaza known as the Netzarim corridor that bisects the enclave, Hamas said ...
Super Bowl halftime dancer won't face charges for flag protest
The dancer who displayed the Palestinian flag with the word "GAZA" in protest during Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX halftime ...
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US, Egyptian security peronnel inspect traffic on key Gaza route
At the key intersection of Gaza's Netzarim Corridor and the Salaheddin Road, US and Egyptian security personnel, armed and ...
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After the ceasefire in Gaza, West Bank Palestinians face more Israeli barriers, traffic and misery
Abdullah Fauzi, a banker from the northern West Bank city of Nablus, leaves home at 4 a.m. to reach his job by 8, and he’s often late. His commute used to take an hour — until Hamas’ attack on Israel ...