Vanity Fair France has issued an apology after removing a Palestinian pin worn by actor Guy Pearce from a photo, following a furious online backlash.

The Australian actor had posed for the photo as part of the magazine's portraiture series at the Cannes Film Festival.

Spanish Defence Minister calls out Israel's genocide in Gaza

Following Madrid's decision to formally recognise the Palestinian state, Spanish Defence Minister Margarita Robles on Saturday described what is happening in Gaza as a 'real genocide.'

Egyptian security sources claim that a soldier was sniped by Israel in Rafah without provocation

According to Al Araby Al Jadeed, Egyptian security sources are claiming that there were no shots fired from the Egyptian side in the clash with Israel at Rafah and that, in fact, an

Hezbollah strikes Israel's Meron base and causes power outage

Lebanese resistance group Hezbollah launched more than 50 rockets at the Israeli Air Force Meron spy base at Mount Jarmaq in the north of occupied Palestine today, causing a power outage inside the installation.

Piers Morgan challenges Lowkey

On the X platform, a clash is brewing between tabloid journalist Piers Morgan and MintPress podcaster Lowkey. After Morgan tweeted his horror at Israel's attack on Rafah, Lowkey asserted that Morgan had 'served as a propagandist for Israel.'

$320 million US pier in Gaza swept away

Strong waves off the coast of the Gaza Strip washed away a portion of the American floating pier, according to Israeli Channel 12.

The waves subsequently pushed the $320 million pier towards the coast of Ashdod.

'Two war parties...It's the system that needs to change.'

Medea Benjamin, co-founder of CODEPINK, discusses the complicity of US Congress in Israel's Gaza genocide.

'Organisations like the ADL partner up with YouTube and Google to flag controversial content... It is a racist organisation that needs to be called out for what it is: an Israeli intelligence asset.'

MintPress Director Mnar Adley sets the record straight on the Anti-Defamation

At least 50 people were killed and injured after Israel fired seven missiles at tents for the displaced in Rafah

An Israeli air strike on a camp for displaced Palestinians in southern Gaza has killed tens of people when tents caught fire.

Disturbing the dead...

Israeli occupation forces are reported to be bulldozing graves in the Al-Faluja Cemetery, located in the Jabalia Refugee Camp.

'On the first day or two, we should have killed 100K Gazans.'

Former Israeli Knesset member Danny Neumann made these disturbing remarks on live Israeli TV.

Israel kills Egyptian soldiers in Rafah

According to local media outlets, at least two Egyptian soldiers were killed by Israeli occupation forces in clashes at the Rafah crossing in Gaza.

Justifying a genocide?

Graeme Wood asserted in an article for The Atlantic that it is possible that children can be 'legally' killed. The pro-Israel writer justified this by citing an example where an 'enemy' hides behind a child.

Former Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad is considering running for the position again

Following the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared his intention to 'serve the people and the country.'

A new president will be

Israeli soldier taken captive in Gaza

According to local sources, soldiers from Israel's Shayetet Unit 13, considered to be an elite unit, were lured by resistance forces and killed in a tunnel in Gaza, occupied Palestine. One soldier was also taken captive in the operation.

Netanyahu comments on the ICJ order to stop the Rafah operation

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted South Africa's attempts to halt its operation in Rafah as 'disgusting.'

Morgan Spurlock, the 53-year-old filmmaker best known for his 2004 fast food film 'Super Size Me', passed away.

Morgan lived on a McDonald’s diet in his documentary 'Super Size Me' for an entire month. The Oscar-nominated filmmaker died of complications from cancer, according to

Yolanda Díaz, Spain’s deputy prime minister, welcomed her country's formal recognition of Palestine and called for an exertion of pressure on the EU to break agreements with Israel, stop funding, and support investigations into war crimes.

Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Israeli Minister of National Security, commented on the pressure from international legal bodies and emphasized that the future is determined by the actions of Jews, not the opinions of Gentiles.