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Saudi relief aid to the Palestinian people continued to flow to the Rafah land crossing between the Gaza Strip and Sinai in Egypt, carrying hundreds of tons of medical assistance, food, and shelter materials. The aid is part of the campaign directed by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, to provide relief to the Palestinian people in Gaza. Saudi Arabia is also preparing to launch a relief sea bridge in the next few days.

After days of suspense, French president Emmanuel Macron has announced he will not participate in the march against anti-Semitism organised on Sunday, but would be present "in heart and mind". Many representatives…

The festival reached audiences of 430,550 across 12 days of screenings in London and UK-wide, including features, series, shorts, immersive art and extended reality works, Screen Talks, LFF For Free events, free short films on BFI Player and the LFF Industry Forum.

An Imam in Paris has called upon the French government to immediately deport any migrants who are known to the police for Islamic extremism.

An Imam in Paris has called upon the French government to immediately deport any migrants who are known to the police for Islamic extremism.

The French National Assembly's recent passage of a restitution law for Nazi-looted art sheds light on the country's complicated past with the subject.

Documentary Letters From Drancy is named for the letters Alice Deichmann sent from an internment camp

Urgent message to Boston-area cineastes: See “The Storms of Jeremy Thomas,” about one of the most important and prolific producers of independent films.

Bringing together 14 immersive projects from around the world, including three world premieres, presented across multiple London venues.

An official investigation of claims that many more people than previously thought died during Nazi control of the Channel Island has pleased some, but dismayed others