Return March News Today

About 3,000 people call for an end to the conflict in Gaza as they took part in the march near the city of Haifa marking the “Nakba”.

The US Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed against a Palestinian human rights organization based in the US. 

Whatever happens, Palestinians will continue to build an alternative to the defunct Zionist notion of two states.

On November 17, 2023, Palestinian sources reported that Hamas official Ahmad Bahr was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Gaza.[1] Bahr, 76, was a member of Hamas's political bureau and former deputy chairman of the Palestinian Legislative Council. Khaled Abu Hilal, the Secretary-General of the Palestinian Freedom Movement, was separately reportedly killed in an airstrike.[2]

“As long as Hamas does not release the hostages in its hands, the only thing that needs to enter Gaza are hundreds of tons of explosives from the Air Force, not an ounce of humanitarian aid.” KIT KLARENBERG, OCT 31, 2023,  https://kitklarenberg.substack.com/p/media-manufactures-consent-for-gaza?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=552010&post_id=138432771&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=ln98x&utm_medium=email Ever since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood w...

In yet another early warning by MEMRI about the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, we wrote, in May 2018 at the time of the "Great Return March" campaign in Gaza, about Hamas setting out precisely what it would later carry out: breaching the border fence, advancing on the Israeli communities in the area, and murdering the civilian population there. The plan even included

LAWTON, OK — The Cameron University Concert Band and the Cameron/Lawton Community Band will unite to present “Unsung Heroes.”

Despite halting confrontations with Israeli forces, Palestinians are testing the grounds for pressuring Israel with a new popular front in the besieged strip.

Palestinians in Gaza are finding their way back to the border fence separating them from their homeland. They are responding to calls from a group of Return March veterans known as “the Revolutionary Youth.”

Israel’s Diaspora Minister cried “blood libel” after a Princeton University course included a book that exposes Israel’s intentional maiming of Palestinians. But victims of this very policy in Gaza say Israel’s track record is clear.