Palestine Protesters Oppose Israel Embassy In Fiji
Israel wants the Pacific as a diplomatic pond. Palestine supporters in Fiji and New Zealand just reminded them the water is not theirs.
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UN Blacklists Israel Over Sexual Violence Claims
The UN does not blacklist states for laughs. This is the nightmare Israel’s defenders hoped would stay buried, and now the narrative war begins.
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Israel Flotilla Abuse Allegations Demand Accountability
If Israel seized peace activists in international waters and they were then abused in custody, statements of concern are not enough. Accountability must follow.
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New Zealand Military Spending Slammed as Dangerous
The Government says there’s no money for social needs, yet billions appear for war and military expansion. Peace Action Wellington says the priorities are grotesque.
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Palestinian Indigenous Rights Beyond Victimhood
Palestinians are not a people waiting for pity. They are an indigenous people asserting history, identity and the right to liberation.
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Itamar Ben-Gvir Shows The Real Israel Now
Ben-Gvir taunting bound Western activists was not outside Israel’s values. It was the mask slipping on what occupation has done to Israel itself.
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Israel Embassy Move Sparks Wellington Backlash
The Israel embassy’s new Wellington location is already provoking anger, political controversy and calls for diplomatic expulsion.
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Tommy Robinson and Israel’s Flag Day – two sides of the same fascism
From Tommy Robinson marches to extremist Flag Day scenes, critics warn modern nationalism is sliding deeper into open dehumanisation.
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Examining the use of sexual torture by Israel and Hamas
When sexual torture becomes part of the information war, the question is not who controls the narrative. It is who is being protected from accountability.
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Simon Court attacks the Greens and pimps for Zionism again
Simon Court attacking the Greens while defending Israel may play well inside ACT’s culture war bubble, but for many New Zealanders the conversation is now shaped by Gaza, Mossad controversies and decades of unresolved occupation and violence.
