Yousef SY Ramadan

An adviser to Trump told The Washington Post, “In MAGA, we are not Bibi fans.”

On April 7, 2025, Bangladeshis marched in response to a global strike, “The World Stops For Gaza."

Genocide in Gaza under Netanyahu's regime demands global attention.

Palestine is at an immensely fragile position, where the ceasefire deal—a deal largely made by the US—could bring us back to square one.

The Trump administration is pushing for Israeli hegemony.

Gaza faces a fragile ceasefire, yet Palestinian resilience and hopes for liberation persist.

Despite a year of his abhorrent leadership, we found ourselves with the same question: what is Netanyahu thinking? And what is the absolute victory he is talking about?

Netanyahu has handcuffed every mediator of ceasefire deals, especially the US, by imposing conditions that Hamas will not accept.

His fourth speech was arranged behind the backs of the Democratic administration to contribute to the undermining of Biden and the success of Trump

The world is now slowly opening its eyes to the genocide in Gaza, coming to terms with the need for Israel's accountability.

The US has decided to generously reward Israel $1 billion per thousand women and children that Israel has killed in the Gaza Strip.

However, US did make it clear why Washington did not vote in favour of the affirmative resolution—because it does not provide for “condemnation of Hamas.”

The world has been more interested in providing humanitarian aid rather than stopping the war

Bangladesh’s decision to file a declaration of intervention has a distinctive characteristic.

This letter is a message on behalf of 15 million people who, despite being subjected to the worst kind of horrors taking place in recent history, still fight for freedom, peace and justice.

Had Jesus Christ been in Palestine today and seen the remnants of humanity lying under the rubble in Gaza, he would have mourned and wept.

The movie represents every Palestinian and restores Palestine in the memory of the world.