This episode highlights the pro-Palestine politician Jürgen Todenhöfer.

Hundreds of people took to the streets of Milan to demand the release of Palestinians still held in Israeli custody as part of a wider wave of solidarity protests across Italy.

The International Press Institute (IPI) pays tribute to martyred Palestinian journalist Mariam Abu Dagga.

The will belonging to a prominent Palestinian journalist surfaces, revealing how he eagerly anticipated martyrdom in his mission to convey the truth.

The pale faces and emaciated bodies of released Palestinian prisoners reveal the harsh ordeals they endured in captivity.

Human rights lawyers are pursuing a probe via the UN and the International Criminal Court into the recent assassination of a prominent Palestinian journalist.

In the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, as many as 88 Palestinian prisoners were released on Monday as part of the first phase of a deal to end the Gaza war.

Hamas pledged that the struggle to free Palestinian abductees will remain the nation’s highest priority, and that Palestinians will not rest until every detainee is released from Israel’s “new Nazi” jails and the occupation ends.

Buses believed to be carrying Palestinian detainees left Ketziot prison in southern Israel after Hamas handed over some of its last surviving Israeli captives.

Palestinian resistance groups announce the first phase of a plan aimed at ending the Israeli regime’s war of genocide on the Gaza Strip.