"A gesture of solidarity with the Christian and Muslim Palestinian people who are being persecuted by the white colonialist North Eastern European Ashkenazi faux-Jews."
SoM: An Italian restaurant owner kicked out two Israeli tourists—and the internet exploded. One-star reviews poured in, headlines followed, and backlash came fast. But something unexpected happened next…
Palestine supporters showed up, turning the controversy into a statement of solidarity. This video unpacks the viral incident at Taverna Santa Chiara in Naples, the reaction online, and the powerful response on the ground. Was it hate, protest—or resistance?
London sees historic turnout for Nakba anniversary and Gaza genocide protest
Middle East Eye: In a powerful display of solidarity, an estimated half a million people filled the streets of central London to mark the 77th anniversary of the Nakba and protest Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza. The historic pro-Palestine demonstration called for urgent and decisive action from the UK government—including the immediate enforcement of a full arms embargo on Israel.
Reporting from the scene, Middle East Eye captured a wide range of voices, from Jewish protesters declaring “Not in our name,” to international allies like Greg Stoker, a former US Special Forces operative, who traced his solidarity with Palestine back to his military experience and disillusionment with U.S. foreign policy.
British activist Chris Kunzler pointed to a glaring gap in UK education on Palestinian history, while Palestinian ambassador Dr. Husam Zomlot called the march the largest and most sustained solidarity movement in British history. Despite growing censorship, Zomlot affirmed that the movement is gaining momentum, with people across the UK and beyond continuing to speak out and demand justice.
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