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The 19th Annual Palestine Festival, organized by the Palestinian Forum in Britain (PFB), took place on Saturday in London, uniting thousands from the Palestinian and Arab communities alongside British supporters of the Palestinian cause.

The Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs in the Gaza Strip says Zionist regime’s military forces have fully destroyed or damaged hundreds of mosques in the besieged coastal territory ever since the Zionist regime started its bloody onslaught in early October last year.

More than 100 music artists have pulled out of an annual 4-day festival held in Britain to show solidarity with the Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Jonathan Glazer, director of an Academy Award-winning film this year, has used his acceptance speech at the 2024 Academy Awards to condemn Israel’s atrocities against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, who he said have been dehumanized by the Zionist regime.

The Turkish Association for Solidarity with Palestine opened on Thursday, July 20, the "Palestine Museum" in Istanbul with the aim of introducing the history and culture of Palestine to the Arab and Muslim communities, the Turkish people and tourists.

Shireen Abu Akleh, a veteran Palestinian journalist, who was murdered in cold blood by Zionist troops’s live armor-piercing bullet, has posthumously received an award for her courage as a journalist.

The Palestinian teacher Abir Qunneibi was awarded the title of creative teacher within the Arab World on Saturday.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has affirmed Palestine’s right to sovereignty over al-Quds, home to the al-Aqsa Mosque compound, calling on the international community to force Israel to end its violations in the occupied city.

Veteran Israeli singer, Chanan Yovel, turns down offer to take part in annual Memorial Day ceremony in Knesset due to chaos over judicial reform, labeling the Israeli parliament a "zoon."

Palestinian artist, Abrar Sabbah, who received appreciation for her drawing against the provocative cartoon of the French Charlie Hebdo magazine mocking the earthquake disaster in Turkiye, stated she wanted to convey a message of support for Turkiye, Anadolu Agency reported.

A Palestinian refugee, Muhammad Khalil Al-Ali, 23, from the village of Keikat in Akka, who grew up in the Lebanese Burj Al-Barajneh refugee camp, has successfully developed a camera that records videos underwater, and can be used in scientific research, movies and more.

Farha is a Jordanian historical film about a Palestinian girl's coming-of-age experience during the Nakba, the 1948 displacement of Palestinians from their homeland.