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- 1Miliband admits Labour was wrong on Gaza as rally arrests mount●“‘You were right’: Ed Miliband tells critics Labour was wrong on Gaza.” And “More than 50 arrested at Palestine Action s
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has told critics of Labour's Gaza policy they 'were right', conceding the party got its position wrong. The remarks came as more than 50 people were arrested at a rally in support of Palestine Action. The twin developments have reignited debate over the government's approach to the Israel-Gaza war and its crackdown on pro-Palestinian protest groups.
- 2Anti-Netanyahu banner displayed at UN by Jewish groups●« … organised by Torah Jews and Voice of Rabbis, the message was displayed in response to comments made by Israeli PM Be
A message organised by Torah Jews and Voice of Rabbis was displayed in response to comments made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his address to the UN General Assembly. The action, reported alongside Palestine and ceasefire advocacy online, is being widely shared as a visible Jewish rejection of Netanyahu's remarks at the assembly.
- 3More than 50 arrested at Palestine Action protest in Liverpool●UK police have arrested more than 50 people demonstrating in support of the proscribed Palestine Action group outside th
British police arrested more than 50 people demonstrating in support of the proscribed group Palestine Action outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, northwestern England. Protesters called for the group's ban to be lifted, and the mass arrests have reignited debate over the UK's proscription of the organisation and the policing of pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
- 4Street sign reading 'State of Israel' replaced with 'Free Palestine' in São Paulo●« … removed a street sign reading "State of Israel" from a square in São Paulo on Monday and replaced it with one readin
Activists removed a street sign reading 'State of Israel' from a square in São Paulo on Monday and replaced it with one reading 'Free Palestine' and 'Palestine Square'. The act, attributed to Brazilian activist Thiago Ávila and associates, is being shared widely amid ongoing discussion of the Gaza conflict and calls for a ceasefire.