The Interception of the "Handala" Ship Exposes the Fascism of the Occupation, and Freedom Activists Mark a New Moral Victory The "Handala Association – Belgium" strongly condemns the brutal interception
Beirut – July 25, 2025 Lebanese freedom fighter Georges Ibrahim Abdallah arrived at Rafik Hariri International Airport in Beirut from France, after spending more than four decades unjustly imprisoned in
From behind bars in the occupation's prisons, imprisoned leader Ahmed Saadat salutes the resistance fighters against the siege, addressing them with a message expressing steadfast determination and unity of purpose.
By the editorial team of the Republic of Palestine Paris, July 17, 2025 On Thursday, the French judiciary issued a decision to release Lebanese activist George Ibrahim Abdallah, who has
The Friends of The Hague Group, an International Coalition, Launches To Support New Anti-Imperialist Models of Multilateralism The ongoing Israeli genocide of Palestinians demonstrates that current international mechanisms are failing
By: Mousa Alsadah On November 1st, 1954, a Monday evening, 1,200 Algerian fighters launched simultaneous attacks across various conflict zones throughout Algeria. The fighters were relatively underarmed, possessing approximately 400
Brussels, Belgium—The Palestinian institutions and associations in Europe express their strong condemnation of the hostile campaign launched by the U.S. administration against Ms. Francesca Albanese, the United Nations Special Rapporteur
Brussels, July 8, 2025 — The Handala Cultural Association in Belgium has expressed its full support for the upcoming departure of the ship Handala, scheduled to sail from the port
The ship Handala sets sail to break the siege for the children of Gaza The ship Handala will depart from the port of Syracuse, Italy, on July 13, 2025, as
In recent decades, successive Arab governments have taken rapid steps toward normalizing relations with “Israel”, the colonial settler entity that has occupied Palestine and displaced its people since 1948. These