We, the undersigned organisations, express our unwavering solidarity with pro-Palestine political prisoners on hunger strike in British jails. We call on people of conscience in South Africa and across the world to demand that they are granted immediate bail and that their fundamental right to fair, transparent and timely trials are upheld. Some of the hunger strikers have now passed the 50-day mark without food and may die if urgent action is not taken.
Together For Palestine – the sold-out Wembley concert that raised over £2 million for Gaza – presents the charity single LULLABY, a reimagining of a Palestinian folk song performed by leading UK and Palestinian artists. All profits from the single will go to the Together for Palestine Fund, held by Choose Love to support Palestinian-led organisations Taawon, Palestine Children’s Relief Fund and Palestine Medical Relief Society.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 10, December 2025 Contact: Hay Sha Wiÿa, FFC Press Officer, WhatsApp: +1 210-834-8155, media@freedomflotilla.org
[DUBLIN, Ireland] The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC), together with global initiatives working to end Israel’s illegal blockade of Gaza, concluded four days of meetings in Dublin from 5–8 December, 2025.
By Bett Beat Media, Dec 07, 2025. Source: Substack
In this conversation, Professor Jiang discusses his journey from a Yale education to a critical perspective on Western ideologies, media freedom, and the implications of Zionism as a tool of imperialism.
He reflects on personal trauma, the role of racism in international relations, and the geopolitical landscape surrounding Gaza. The discussion emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of these complex issues and critiques the current state of media and journalism. Watch the podcast
Issued by Muslim Action for Palestine – 20 November 2025
As the G20 convenes in Johannesburg, Israel persists in committing genocidal crimes against the Palestinian people, even a month after the Gaza ceasefire was supposed to take effect.
Sudan’s current war is not an isolated conflict — it is the culmination of two decades of externalized violence, elite capture, and transnational profiteering. From Darfur’s gold fields to the Red Sea’s contested ports, the conflict has become the frontline of a new imperial project linking Gulf wealth, Israeli security models, and Western complicity in Africa’s extractive economies.
