Iran says the Nakba “was just the beginning” of decades of injustice against Palestinians.

The ongoing Israeli genocidal war on Gaza echoes the horrors of the 1948 Nakba, marked by mass killings, ethnic cleansing, dispossession, and forced displacement.

Over 350 film figures denounced "genocide" in Gaza on the eve of the Cannes Festival.

No matter how much state apparatuses and their media in the West attack pro-Palestine activists, ban them, or fire them, the discourse of the oppressor is no longer viable.

An international human rights organization has released a harrowing report on Israel’s deliberate targeting of women across the Gaza Strip.

Student groups across several American universities have launched a coordinated hunger strike in solidarity with the people of Gaza, who are facing severe food shortages due to the Israeli regime’s genocidal policies.

The former European Union foreign policy chief sharply criticized the bloc for failing to act over Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, stating that “half of the bombs falling on Gaza are supplied by us.”

There is an urgent need to put an end to the Israeli genocidal war against on Gaza before it spreads to other parts of the world, says a Venezuelan journalist and political analyst.

Iran has long been a steadfast supporter of the Palestinian cause, says an official with the OSBU, describing the Sobh Media Festival as a testament to this commitment.

A United Nations special committee has warned that the world could be witnessing “another Nakba” as the Israeli regime presses ahead with the forced mass displacement of Palestinians in its long-running war on the besieged Gaza Strip.