(2025-12-02). What to expect when needing surgery during genocide. electronicintifada.net My operation was routine, but the crowds, the constant danger and the lack of medicine and food made every day a test.
(2025-12-02). Gaza Reveals How Britain Is Run. consortiumnews.com The horror of Israel's genocide exposes the illusion that the U.K. is a democracy. A mass movement is needed to address ten major issues, write Mark Curtis and Laura Pidcock. By Mark Curtis and Laura Pidcock Declassified UK This should be…
(2025-12-02). CPJ's lifeline for Palestinian journalists in Gaza. cpj.org 
New York, December 2, 2025 — Since what human rights groups and UN experts agree is a genocide in Gaza began in October 2023, the Committee to Protect Journalists has worked relentlessly to sustain the journalists documenting the deadliest war for the press ever recorded. CPJ has spent more than $500,000 to provide both humanitarian…
(2025-12-01). Campaign To 'Free Palestinian Hostages' In Israeli Jails Gains Momentum. popularresistance.org Thousands of demonstrators filled central London on Saturday as part of the "Free Palestinian Hostages" campaign, demanding the release of more than 9,100 Palestinians held in notorious Israeli prisons, including over 450 women and children. | Waving Palestinian flags and wearing red ribbons to signify detention without charge, protesters denounced Israel's routine use of torture, rape, arbitrary arrest and inhumane treatment. | Protesters accused Israel of running a system rooted in apartheid and genocide, and calling for an immediate end to mass incarceration.
(2025-12-01). The genocide in Gaza cost this Palestinian woman her hands. She lost so much more than her limbs. mondoweiss.net 
An Israeli attack on her shelter caused the amputation of both of Nibal's hands, forcing her to lose the thing she held most dear: the ability to hold her young daughter. Her story is one of hundreds of amputee women in Gaza.
(2025-12-01). Police accused Strecker over 'terror' messages that weren't hers, court told. thecanary.co Jersey police admitted wrongly attributing messages to anti-genocide activist Natalie Strecker during their gathering of 'terrorism' 'evidence' against her, the Royal Court on the island heard during her trial on charges of supporting a banned proscribed organisation. After trawling through some fifty thousand messages, the police identified 'around 35' it considered problematic. The vast quantity […] | By