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Three EU nationals and one American student received deportation orders, citing their participation in pro-Palestinian protests. Leaked emails reveal that immigration officials initially objected, deeming the orders 'likely unlawful'

Harvard has reportedly been trying to mitigate accusations related to pro-Palestinian partnerships and saving funds in anticipation of potential financial losses. Last week, it suspended a research partnership with Birzeit University in the West Bank

Yunseo Chung is suing the Trump administration after agents tried to deport her over a pro-Palestinian protest, part of a broader effort targeting non-citizen students.

The US recently canceled $400 million in grants and contracts to Columbia University over antisemitism allegations

A video on social media showed a barefoot man holding a Palestinian flag several meters up the Big Ben tower. Police had earlier restricted a pro-Palestine rally from taking place in central London, citing possible disruption to a nearby synagogue's Shabbat service

Agreement also reached for release of 602 Palestinian prisoners who were due to be freed over the weekend

“Let us be clear, the institutional violence the administration imposes on its students is the sole cause for all repressions against them,” SPHR said in a statement on Instagram. 

Saudi Arabia said it rejects thestatements from Netanyahu 'that aim to divert attention from the continuous crimes committed by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinian brothers in Gaza'

An exhibition by architect and designer Sophie Abu Shakra, based on Palestinian women's encoding method done by embroidery, was cancelled one day after being announced. The Israeli institute claims it will be shown at a later date

  A prominent member of Congress has voiced opposition to including Palestinian statehood in any Saudi-Israeli normalization agreement, aligning with recent statements from Israeli leadership. Representative Andy Harris of Maryland's First District conveyed this position in a letter of support to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the prime minister's scheduled meeting with President Donald Trump. […]

A group of 50 sick and wounded Palestinian children began crossing to Egypt for treatment through Gaza's Rafah crossing on Saturday, the first opening of the border since Israel captured it nearly nine months ago

Out of the 72 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel on Saturday, 14 were serving life sentences. Among those released was a Fatah member involved in a bombing that killed 17 Israelis

Joey Borgen was en route to a pro-Israel rally in NYC when he was physically attacked by antisemites. He was hospitalized with a concussion and extensive bruising.

The images of masses gathering to see the release of the hostages and the return of the Palestinian prisoners allow Hamas to convey a message of victory to the Palestinian public. But these scenes won't provide Gazans with solutions to their daily problems

Police used force against Palestinian journalists who tried to approach the site of a prisoner release, as well as removed journalists from prisoners' family homes, threatened interviewees, and summoned journalists for questioning. Police said 'journalists interfered with police duties'

In a landmark speech, Blinken criticized both Israel and Palestinian leadership for further entrenching the conflict while outlining a vision for Gaza's reconstruction and its unification with the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority

Israeli watchdog report accuses BBC of bias for citing Palestinian outlets promoting violence.

Israeli media reported that the Palestinian, who was forced by the IDF to serve as a human shield and search buildings in Gaza's Khan Yunis area, was shot to death by a commander who didn't know he was authorized to be there

In an advertisement for New Testament retelling “the Greatest Story Ever Told,” survivalist Bear Grylls called Mary a Palestinian girl and Middle Eastern refugee.

At the end of the U.S. fall semester, Gaza war encampments appear to be fizzling out. Some blame repression of free speech, others cite fatigue. All sides say there are less visible sides to the pro-Palestinian protests that are still bubbling