Palestine

Protests against the Israeli cycling team forced yesterday in Bilbao to advance the Vuelta goal by three kilometres on the Gran Vía. The platform Solidarity with Palestine has described it as a "victory for Palestine" and may be "the first step towards the expulsion of the Zionist IPT group." Similarly, Security Counsellor Bingen Zupiria has lamented "the criminalization of actions in favour of Palestine."

EH Bildu's Secretary General, Arnaldo Otegi, has stated that Euskal Herria is "a reference in the struggle for the rights, solidarity and freedom of peoples."

Security Counselor Bingen Zupiria has lamented that there have been "inhumane behaviors" that have put "security and coexistence at risk" at the Vuelta's goal in Bilbao.

In his first interview with Euskadi Irratia at the beginning of the political year, the lehendakari has stated that "in view of the massacre in which we live, it is true that this must also be taken into account, but not forgetting that the contract was signed six years ago". 

The 10th stage of the Return to Navarre has been marked by protests by the Israel-Premier Tech team to criticize their participation in the race and their support for the Palestinian people in the face of the genocide.

The platforms with Yala Navarra Palestine and BDZ Navarra have carried out peaceful and non-violent protest actions during today's Return stage to protest the participation of the Israeli Premier Tech team.

Bad weather has brought them back to the port of Barcelona, but they have resumed their journey to Gaza on Monday evening, after improving weather forecasts.

The International Association of Academics on Genocide has reviewed the abuses against the Gazatis and the statements of some members of Benjamin Netanyahu's government in a report.

Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has proposed tightening the Israeli Government's position on the possibility of several ships arriving in Gaza to bring humanitarian aid.

More than 200 media outlets from 50 countries will join the global mobilization led by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Monday to denounce the "massacre specifically perpetrated against journalists in Gaza" and demand that the foreign press be allowed unimpeded access to the Strip.

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More than 200 media outlets from 50 countries will join the global mobilization led by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Monday to denounce the "massacre specifically perpetrated against journalists in Gaza" and demand that the foreign press be allowed unimpeded access to the Strip.

The Yala Navarra platform and the BDZ Nafarroa movement will join the peaceful protest actions organized in various stages of the Vuelta, as the Vuelta platoon will travel through Navarre next Tuesday in the tenth stage starting in Sendaviva and ending in Larra-Belagua.

After congratulating the army and intelligence services, Katz asks them to continue the occupation of Gaza City. The Brigades and the Hamas movement have made no statement about this possible assassination.

At 3 p.m. twenty ships will depart with representatives from at least 44 countries, including four Basques, in order to denounce the genocide and blockade.

At the cry of "Free Palestine," thousands of people have taken to the streets around the Venice Showcase this afternoon. Palestinian flags and colors everywhere, with numerous placards calling for STOP the genocide, have been the scene of a massive demonstration denouncing Israel's actions in Gaza.

On the other hand, the Head of Foreign Policy of the European Union, Kaja Kallas, has acknowledged that the division between EU members over possible sanctions on Israel has led to a loss of credibility with European citizens.