The World
Israel begins demolitions in the West Bank
The Israeli human rights organization "Bethlehem" has condemned the plan for the "forced displacement of Palestinian residents" from a settlement in Hebron.
The World
Israel suspends the entry of commercial goods into Gaza
The suspension of commercial deliveries to Gaza could further threaten the food supply to a population already dependent on humanitarian aid
World leaders' gathering
The Palestinian leader will still speak in America
The United Nations General Assembly voted to allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to address an annual gathering of world leaders next week after the US government again denied him a visa.
Support for Palestine
Ed Sheeran in trouble because of Palestine: Left without a frontman
Ed Sheeran has lost all of his tour acts after rapper Macklemore was removed from the show due to pro-Palestinian messages. Sheeran claims that the decision was not his, while other artists have backed out in support of Macklemore
Interview: Dr. Warsen Agabekian Shahin, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the State of Palestine
Preservation of the divine mosaic of the people of Palestine
"We must reject the Israeli narrative. The occupation is illegal - that is a fact recognized around the world, including the world's highest legal authority, the International Court of Justice."
Israel
"Greater Israel": What the Israeli right-wingers dream of
Proponents of Israel's settlement policy claim all of historic Palestine, or Eretz Israel, as they call it - the divine promise
Public opinion
Serbs support Iran and the Palestinians, but they can't think of Trump
Research shows that the citizens of Serbia have more sympathy for Iran, Palestine and Vladimir Putin than for the USA, Israel and Donald Trump. The difference is visible between supporters of the government and the opposition
Biennale in Venice
Tamara Vučić at the Biennale: Art is the most permanent ally of peace
While a third of the participants of the Venice Biennale went on strike because of their support for Palestine, Nikola Selaković opened the Serbian Pavilion in the company of Tamara Vučić
Interview
Motaz Malhis: Something Fragile has reached people across languages and geographies
"I don't think that a film can ever be or stay out of politics, because every image already carries a certain point of view. What matters is whether the film is aware of it or hides behind the idea of neutrality, which often only reinforces the existing power structures," says Motaz Malhis, the protagonist of the film "Voice of Hind Rajab".
Gaza
Questionable ceasefire agreement: Dozens of Palestinians killed in Gaza Strip
The Israeli military's deadliest attacks on Gaza since a ceasefire took effect on October 10 are the most serious challenge to the fragile truce
The war in Gaza
Is Croatia clearly against the genocide in Palestine?
Croatia is not clearly against the genocide in Palestine, said Palestinian representative Salah Abdel Shafi at the pro-Palestinian protest in Zagreb on Saturday, October 18
Gaza
Gaza peace plan signed
"There were predictions that World War III would start in the Middle East, but it's not going to happen," US President Donald Trump said at the signing of the Gaza peace plan.
Gaza
Gaza peace deal: The guns have fallen silent, the humanitarian disaster remains
The population of the Gaza Strip has long been dependent on humanitarian aid, but Israel's war against Hamas over the past two years has drastically increased the need.
The war in Gaza
Serbia appealed again to free Alon Ohel
The parents of Alon Ohel, a citizen of Serbia who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023, say that their son is losing sight in his right eye and demand that he be examined by an ophthalmologist
The war in Gaza
A Crisis Without End: A New Wave of Palestine Recognition
Independent Palestine was recognized by Canada, Australia, Great Britain and Portugal, and a similar move was announced by France, Belgium, Malta, Andorra and Luxembourg. This, however, does not bring the conflict any closer to the end, and a solution is not in sight
The World
United Kingdom, Canada and Australia recognized Palestine
On Sunday (September 21), the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia officially recognized Palestine as a state, officials from these countries announced
The war in Gaza
UN commission: Israel committed genocide in Gaza
Israel's Foreign Ministry said it categorically rejected the report by the United Nations Commission of Inquiry, condemning it as "distorted and false".
Mediji
The catastrophic situation of journalists in Gaza
In addition to fear for their own safety, journalists also fear for the lives of their loved ones, and Palestinians are also exposed to hunger
United Nations
The UN General Assembly supports a future Palestinian state, but without Hamas
"We condemn the attacks committed by Hamas on October 7 against civilians" and "Hamas must release all hostages" held in Gaza, according to the text of the New York Declaration
The first case
The UN has officially declared a famine in Gaza
On August 22, the UN officially declared a famine in Gaza City and stated that it was the first time famine had hit the Middle East.
State of Palestine
The announcement of a new wave of recognition of Palestine: From France to Australia
More than 140 countries recognize Palestine. France, Canada, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia have announced that they will join them. The US and Germany are firmly on Israel's side for now
Palestine
Who recognizes the state of Palestine?
France will recognize the state of Palestine in September at the session of the UN General Assembly, French President Emmanuel Macron said. Who has recognized Palestine so far and what is the status of Serbia
Gaza
Too little aid continues to reach Gaza
A video of a boy from Gaza caused a lot of attention recently: Mohammed returned from the food distribution center empty-handed and ate sand out of desperation
Near East
Gaza Strip: What is the exact number of victims of the war?
A new, independent study shows that the actual number of victims in Gaza could be higher compared to previous data
Conflict in the Middle East
While the world watches the conflict between Israel and Iran - Gaza dies in silence
The Israel-Iran war has grabbed the headlines, but thousands of people in Gaza are losing their lives, homes and dignity every day - without any attention. The humanitarian disaster deepens, while hostages and civilians struggle to survive, completely forgotten
The war in Gaza
UN: Killing in Gaza is a war crime
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, said the killing of civilians trying to reach scarce food supplies in Gaza was unacceptable and constituted a war crime.
Festival
The Days of Israeli Film in Serbia have been cancelled
"It is deeply cynical to watch films about love and marriage while Israel is actively carrying out genocide against the Palestinian population," reads the appeal calling for the cancellation of the Days of Israeli Film