Blitz survivor feels Gaza and Ukraine pain
Suffering in Ukraine and Gaza “doesn’t feel far away” to a 90-year-old survivor of the Blitz. Jill Reeves was seven
Green party candidate claims ‘U-turn Starmer’ and Labour aren’t honest with the public
The Green Party candidate for Streatham and Croydon North suggested that both locally and nationally, the Labour party avoids honest
Pro-Palestinian protests at London university continue on commemoration day for Nakba
On the 76th commemoration day for the mass displacement of Palestinians, pro-Palestinian students continued protests against their London university’s stance
Meet Bunhead, the Palestinian baker advocating for Gaza from her Herne Hill shop
“Palestine, south London and food are the pillars of my identity,” says Sara Assad-Mannings, the mastermind behind Bunhead bakery, her
Government rules out Ukraine-style visa scheme for Palestinians
Nearly 60 charities, law firms, and organisations have signed a letter to the Home Secretary, advocating for the creation of
Morden mosque hosts Ahmadiyya Muslim Peace Symposium for 18th year running
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community hosted its 18th annual Peace Symposium on Saturday March 9 at the Baitul Futuh Mosque in
How to provide support to those affected in Gaza
With the war between Israel and Hamas set to undergo a four-day pause to allow humanitarian aid in Gaza, how
Jewish students ‘shocked’ at Goldsmiths UCU response to Israel war
Jewish students have condemned the failure of their university’s staff union to acknowledge Israeli casualties in the war against Hamas.
London’s growing rise of humanitarian support for the Palestinian crisis
From activists, Mosques, community members and local MPs, a wide variety of people and organisations from different backgrounds and faiths
Palestine children killed during Gaza conflict to be remembered during Whitehall vigil
A vigil remembering the deaths of more than 500 Palestinian children during a 50-day conflict with Israel will take place