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The Dutch parliament approved a plan to reduce the country’s reliance on security and military imports from Israel, backed by two of the three coalition parties in the incoming government. The government must now report on its steps, reflecting a push to boost strategic autonomy and review the defense supply chain.
A Palestinian climbing team raised the national flag on Uhuru Peak, the highest point of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, after a six-day climb. The group of eight climbers, mostly from occupied Jerusalem, aimed to send a message about Palestinian presence. The journey became a platform for dialogue with supporters from various countries.
A French court sentenced pro-Palestine activist Amira Zaiter to 15 months in prison over social media posts deemed inciting violence and hatred. She was also banned from public office for 10 years. This marks her second conviction linked to her public support for Palestine. Prosecutors had sought a harsher sentence, citing her social media activity from June to October 2025.
At least three Palestinian journalists were martyred on Wednesday while on duty with the Egyptian Committee for Gaza Relief, after an Israeli attack directly targeted their vehicle in central Gaza, despite the fact they were documenting a humanitarian operation using a drone.
The NFL fined Houston Texans’ linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair $11,593 for wearing eye black with the phrase ‘stop the genocide’ during a wild card game, citing a violation of uniform rules. His message referenced Israel’s assault on Gaza, which has resulted in over 71,000 Palestinians martyred since October 2023.
Raquel Pacheco, a former Miami Beach and Florida Senate candidate, was questioned by police over a Facebook post criticizing Mayor Steven Meiner’s support for Israel. Officers called the post concerning but left without incident. Pacheco voiced fears about free speech infringement, while police said the visit aimed to assess any potential threat without making accusations.
