There is a lot of bluster and hyperbole in here but I want to concentrate on two matters about which Steven is just plain wrong when it comes to sentencing and the criminal law. 1/16

Benjamin Netanyahu' has been invited by Prime Minister Viktor Orban to Hungary, an @intlcrimcourt state party, Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal, charged by the ICC with: the war crimes of starvation as a method of warfare and intentionally directing an attack against the

New research paper: Israel’s war on Gaza has killed more journalists than the U.S. Civil War, World Wars I and II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War (including Cambodia and Laos), the wars in Yugoslavia in the 1990s and 2000s, and the post-9/11 war in Afghanistan, combined. ⬇️

🇷🇺: Defies ICC 🇮🇱: Finds welcome

🚨This video was discovered on the cellphone of a paramedic who was found along with 14 other Palestinian rescue and medical workers in a mass grave in Gaza. The Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies presented it to the UN Security Council this week.

Youth activists in Manchester disrupted a recruitment event for the global financial services company Bank of New York (BNY) Mellon, at the Manchester Central DTX event. Activists protested against the company's alleged investment of over £10 million into Elbit Systems

Cracking hearts and all 💔 Quick reminder of the violent call against asylum seekers Connolly pled guilty to: “Mass deportation now, set fire to all the f**king hotels full of the bastards for all I care” Don’t make Lucy Connolly your hashtag. It’s not a good look.

⭐️ Media Storm 💬 Media Storm Podcast Helena Wadia Mathilda Mallinson 🎫aegpresents.co.uk/event/media-st… #PodShowLDN | 20 May

Why did UK mainstream media not pick up this story? It only made the Guardian - and over 24 hours later...

At least 13 detainees have died in Egypt’s prisons this year, as rights groups warn of a deepening human rights crisis. Most deaths linked to medical neglect and abuse at Badr 3, where prisoners are now on hunger strike. Reporting by Mathilda Mallinson and Katherine Hearst

I spoke to the West Bank’s Reverend Munther Isaac about one of the ‘worst weekends’ Palestinian Christians have faced, after an Easter weekend that saw settler violence, the blocking of holy sites, and the death ‘one of Palestine’s best friends,’ Pope Francis 🕊️ 👉Middle East Eye

Conditions in Egypt’s prisons may be ‘deteriorating,’ as reports of 13 deaths in just a few months indicate a crisis that campaigners have likened to Syria’s Sednaya. 👉 Speaking here to Egyptian human rights activist Ahmed Attalla, and Middle East Eye reporter Katherine Hearst.

Amid hostilities in #Sahnaya, let's get one thing straight -- this is *not* a "gov't vs. Druze" conflict. By any means. #Syria's Druze are extremely divided -- especially the clerics. And more than any other actor, #Israel is preying on that division.

In a resurfaced video, Palestinian journalist Hasan Islayeh — who was killed on Tuesday by Israeli forces — is seen saying that, like other journalists killed by Israel, “no one will remember” him after his death. Islayeh was a prominent field reporter and director of the Alam24

I measured Keir Starmer’s immigration white paper against his own policymaking standards. He found himself wanting. Byline Times bylinetimes.com/2025/05/16/kei…

What does Hungary’s decision to withdraw from the ICC mean for international law? Should we be worried? Our Director Tayab Ali spoke with Mathilda Mallinson of Middle East Eye to explain why accountability will win out in the long run. #Hungary #InternationalLaw #ICC

The choice of picture is so demonising and frankly betrays the nasty and persecuting nature of this obsessive reporting

Israel has bulldozed a West Bank village in Oscar-winning documentary ‘No Other Land’. Has the world stopped watching? We asked Basel Adra what’s needed.

Any ideas? 👀🙏

In an interview with MEE LIVE’s Mathilda Mallinson, Syrian analyst Radwan Ziadeh said that Israel is trying to “keep Syria divided and weak.” Ziadeh added that the Syrian government has very limited options in responding to the situation, facing the risk of increased sectarian