Burnham must establish an inquiry into Britain’s role in the Gaza genocide
Delaying scrutiny will not make questions about UK complicity in Gaza disappear.
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'Ceasefire' In Gaza
Israel kills 2 in Gaza, raising death toll from genocide to 73,786: Health Ministry
Ministry says number of injured Palestinians has risen to 174,771 | Anadolu
Gaza genocide documentary ‘NAZA’ wins Special Jury Prize at Venice
‘NAZA’, a documentary about Israel’s genocide in Gaza, has won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival.
NAZA, the Israeli film revealing new layers of the Gaza genocide
A 25-minute standing ovation at the Biennale has put NAZA, an Israeli-made film confronting Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Nicaragua urges ICJ to reject Germany’s bid to throw out Gaza genocide case
Nicaragua maintains that German arms exports to Israel facilitated Gaza genocide as Germany’s tries to halt the case.
Trump’s “Comprehensive” Gaza Peace Plan a Cover for Genocide
SYDNEY, September 8 (IPS) - It is nearly a year since the UN Security Council (UNSC) adopted Resolution 2803 on 17 November, 2025, endorsing President Trump’s 20-point framework ostensibly designed to end the war in Gaza and create a roadmap for long-term stability. It is not clear what progress has been made. In August 2026 The Jerusalem Post reported “the IDF continues almost daily strikes in Gaza”, killing more than 1,200 Palestinians since the US-brokered ceasefire deal came into effect, seizing more territory, and continuing to restrict the movement of people and goods into and out of Gaza. Nickolay Mladenov, the UN High Representative on the Board of Peace, wrote in early August 2026 that “two days of strikes across Gaza have killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on”. Ironically, this genocidal strike happened only a few days after a US-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, which Trump called, “a monumental step” towards peace and security.
Nicaragua urges ICJ to reject Germany’s bid to halt Gaza genocide case
Germany argues case cannot proceed without Israel because court would first have to determine whether Israel’s actions in Gaza violated int'l law | Anadolu