Palestine

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has condemned as Israeli strike in Rafah which led to an ‘unexpected’ fire and civilian deaths.

ANU said it has provided options for protests to continue in ways that are respectful and safe.

Politicians from both sides of politics have expressed concern. Victorian Police put out an appeal for witnesses on May 27.

Two 53-year-old men have been charged with one count each of alleged unregulated high-risk activity.

The students camping inside a learning building at the University of Melbourne are refusing to leave and organised a movie night and dinner on May 21.

In response, the protestors have issued a call for more people to join the rally.

The students will hold a rally on May 20, and claim the request to disband the camp is an ‘attack on freedom of speech.’

Student activists have set up encampments across Australia’s major universities in solidarity with the US movement supporting Palestine.

Her words clash directly with recent remarks by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who has criticised the phrase, ‘from the river to the sea.’

‘We are part of a global student movement fighting for the liberation of Palestine,’ the group said.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the federal government has now sanctioned 90 individuals and 100 entities with links to Iran.

Violence has broken out at an encampment at the University of Melbourne, meanwhile the ANU has warned students about potential code of conduct breaches.

The United States, UK, and EU advocate for a two-state solution as the only path to peace between the Palestinian Territories and Israel.

France, Japan, China, Russia, New Zealand, and Singapore were among the nations that supported a push for Palestine UN membership

Shadow Minister Simon Birmingham urged Australia to oppose it, noting Hamas needs to release the hostages.

Ms. Gilbert, a senior at Fordham University, was just one of hundreds of students watching protesters who were obstructing two entrances at the Jesuit school.

Leaders of Hamilton Hall occupation believed not to be affiliated with Columbia University, according to university officials.

Mr. Johnson called for the resignation of Columbia University President Minouche Shafik.