Local city councils in various US states have passed ceasefire resolutions in solidarity with Palestine amid Washington’s unequivocal support for Israel.

The Yemeni Army has issued threats against vessels affiliated with the Israeli regime in waters in West Asia, particularly the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea.

There is a growing outcry against the intense intimidation tactics which pro-Palestinian students and faculty are facing at educational institutions in the United States.

The relationship between Ansarullah-ruled Yemen and the Islamic Republic of Iran is centered on their opposition to US hegemony and the Israeli occupation of Palestine.

Rwanda, Congo and Chad have refuted claims that they have engaged in any discussions with Israel concerning the potential acceptance of Palestinians displaced from the war-torn Gaza Strip.

The once vibrant venue of the Freedom Theater in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin now bears the painful marks of vandalism by occupation forces and is a powerful witness to Zionist barbarism.

All too often, the question of Palestine is framed as an eternal conflict arising from ancient ethnic or religious hatreds.

Tracing the road from the first Palestinian Intifada (uprising) in December 1987 to the Al-Aqsa Storm operation in October this year shows the liberation of Palestine is near.

All too often, the question of Palestine is framed as an eternal conflict arising from ancient ethnic or religious hatreds.

Solidarity means standing with the oppressed on an equal footing, feeling their pain and resisting. Muslims will not be censored in their support for the people of Palestine.