Singaporeans stage protest to demand end to arms trade with Israel
Between 2018 and 2022, Singapore imported arms from Israel worth US$73 million.
Haunted by the horrors of Gaza, no Raya celebration for Palestinian this year
Yousuf Abuassi cannot shake his unease about his family back home, whom he has been unable to contact for several months now.
Complicit in genocide: Where Israel gets its weapons from
Does Israel truly stand alone when its airports and seaports are busier than ever receiving massive shipments of weapons coming from all directions?
Should Malaysia continue to support 'two-state solution' in the Palestinian conflict?
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has been urged to abandon the policy in light of recent developments in Gaza.
Gaza and human rights atrocities
The bombardment and siege of Gaza since Oct 7 have killed over 17,000 people including more than 7,000 children, injured more than 40,000 and displaced 1.6 million.
Israel's 7-Eleven stores keep moral support alive for troops in Gaza
The chain store has been giving discounts to Israeli soldiers and urging the public to show them support.
Keeping the pressure against Israel
The pressure upon the Israeli elite and society to act justly towards the Palestinians will have to come from outside Israeli society.
History of Gaza: On conquerors, resurgence and rebirth
What is taking place in Gaza now is but an episode, a traumatic and a defining one, but nonetheless, a mere chapter in the history of a people who proved to be as durable and resilient as history itself.
Don't underestimate the Muslim-Arab group working for a ceasefire via diplomacy
In the present Hamas-Israel war, the unity of the Arab countries is the most solid compared to previous Arab-Israel conflicts.
How the West degraded the crime of genocide
The Western media has refused to describe what is happening in Gaza as genocide, citing a lack of evidence for the term.
How Israel lost all credibility
The issue of Israeli credibility is not only taking place on the battlefield.
McDonald's turns to Sedition Act as boycott bites despite PR campaigns
The move has mobilised more criticism against the fast food franchise with one rights lawyer describing it as 'bizarre'.