University campus encampments expand across the United States

The United States vetoed a draft Security Council resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.

CODEPINK Los Angeles and the Palestinian Feminist Collective organised an International Women’s Day march and rally focused on a Gaza ceasefire and reproductive justice. The organising announcement is...

Security Council Resolution 2728 demanded an immediate ceasefire for Ramadan, the release of hostages, and expanded humanitarian access.

Students established a Gaza solidarity encampment at Columbia University, demanding university divestment from companies linked to Israel's military campaign; university authorities and police...

The United States vetoed a Security Council draft recommending full UN membership for the State of Palestine.

New York police entered Columbia University and arrested protesters after the occupation of Hamilton Hall and continuing Gaza solidarity protests; the response sparked debate over protest rights.

Police dismantled the UCLA pro-Palestinian encampment after clashes and arrests, part of a broader wave of campus solidarity mobilisations.

The General Assembly adopted a resolution determining that Palestine qualified for UN membership and granting additional participation rights, while not making it a full UN member.

ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan sought warrants for Israeli leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant and Hamas leaders Yahya Sinwar, Mohammed Deif and Ismail Haniyeh; requests were not convictions.

The ICJ ordered additional provisional measures concerning Israel's military offensive in Rafah and humanitarian access; interpretations of the precise scope of the order have differed.