French actor and former footballer Eric Cantona has called for a sporting boycott of Israeli teams, urging clubs and players around the world to refuse participation against them.

Irish players lowered their heads during Israel’s national anthem before taking the pitch wearing black armbands in solidarity with Gaza. Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrímsson said: “We are playing against genocide, not with it.” 🇮🇪🇵🇸

Congratulations to the Irish heroes! Heads bowed. Black armbands. A message the world saw. 🇮🇪🇵🇸

Jack Moylan celebrating his goal vs israel Removing and raising his black armband to remember the lives lost in Palestine FREE PALESTINE 🇮🇪🇵🇸

Ireland’s captain refused to shake hands with the captain of the Israeli team. 🤝🚫🇮🇪🇵🇸

After scoring Ireland’s third goal against Israel, Jack Moylan raised his black armband and kissed it in a quiet gesture of remembrance for the victims of Gaza. 🇮🇪🇵🇸

Stop Funding Genocide #StopGazaGenocide

Amid ongoing violations of the so-called ceasefire, Israeli aircraft targeted a civilian vehicle in Gaza City, killing at least one Palestinian and injuring several others.

Azeez Al-Shaair continues to honor Palestinian children killed in Gaza, this time carrying the names of 12-year-old Lana and 8-year-old Bana, who were killed alongside their family in an Israeli attack.

Death to the IDF" was displayed on a train in Belgium.🇧🇪🇵🇸

The Mexican people stand firmly with Palestine. 🇲🇽🇵🇸

Thousands marched in solidarity with Palestine in Liverpool, heading to the Labour Party conference to demand the government implement full sanctions on Israel and stop arming its genocide and apartheid.

The Irish team has found itself under immense pressure ahead of today’s match against Israel, with players openly divided over whether they should take part. Goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu withdrew from the squad, saying he felt it would be wrong to participate, while the remaining players ultimately voted to fulfil the fixture. Despite having to play, the squad has made clear gestures of solidarity: the players will wear black armbands in recognition of lives lost in the genocide. Ireland’s manager Heimir Hallgrímsson has also repeatedly acknowledged the discomfort surrounding the fixture, saying: “We are not playing with genocide. We are playing against genocide.” He stressed that taking the field does not mean accepting or supporting what is happening in Gaza. For many Palestinians, these actions and statements from the Irish team are a powerful reminder that even within a compulsory football fixture, players can still use their platform to express solidarity with Gaza and refuse to remain silent.

Around 100 people have gathered outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool to protest the proscription of Palestine Action, with signs set to be unveiled shortly.

A powerful message seen among the crowds in solidarity with Palestine. 🇵🇸

Republic of Ireland players will wear black armbands during Sunday’s UEFA Nations League match against Israel in Debrecen, Hungary, in recognition of lives lost during Israeli genocide in Gaza.

An Israeli soldier filmed himself dancing among the ruins in Lebanon, celebrating the end of eight months of reserve duty. The soldier, identified as “Kobito,” said he did not care about the image soldiers present and indicated that he would return to Lebanon in a month and a half.

Activists in Glasgow took to the streets, banging pots and pans while waving Palestinian flags and holding banners demanding an end to Israeli attacks against Palestinians.

On Palestinian Journalists’ Solidarity Day, the scale of Israel’s genocide on Palestinian journalism in Gaza remains devastating. Journalists have continued working under extreme conditions while documenting the destruction around them, often at enormous personal cost. Beyond the killing and detention of journalists, Israel’s attacks have also damaged media offices, equipment and homes, making it increasingly difficult to report from the ground. Yet Palestinian journalists continue to document what is happening in Gaza and bring Palestinian voices and stories to the world amid Israel’s genocide in the war-torn enclave.