Hubert Védrine, former Minister of Foreign Affairs: “The settlers in the West Bank behave like the Americans with the Apaches, they want to make the Palestinians leave”
Guernica in Spain, a martyr town massively bombed on April 26, 1937 by the Nazi aviation allied to the dictator Franco, produced a magnificent tifo in the colors of the…
Heartbreaking testimony from François Jourdel, surgeon for MSF: “What is striking in Gaza is the quantity of children injured, burned, sometimes in small pieces”.
In recent weeks, Israel has unleashed its violence on Gaza, and in every way, not just the most obvious. As I write this text, the death toll during this conflict…
A journalist in Gaza: “We no longer have the words. You see this butchery, and you do nothing. What more do you want to happen to us so that you…
By Safa Othmani To be a child in Gaza is to live on borrowed time. Images of a dead Palestinian fetus in a Gaza hospital last month, after the mother…
Ladies and gentlemen, every morning we wake up and a new horrific image comes to us from Gaza. Wild dogs devouring the corpses of Gazans killed at Al-Shifa hospital. The…
Faced with the resumption of indiscriminate bombings in Gaza, the CFCM calls for a total peaceful mobilization of French people of all faiths, aware of the value of human life,…
While live on air, Palestinian journalist Ruba Khaled learns that the block of apartments where her family lives has been bombed. “My family, my husband and my children are there,…
In recent days, many small ultra-right groups have called for rallies in the capital and other cities in France. In Paris, Place Panthéon, where nearly 200 people gathered this Saturday,…
Jackson Hinkle, the American political influencer and commentator, well known in the United States, dedicated his international journalism award from the “Club de Periodistas de Mexico” to the 70 Palestinian…
Article by Gideon Lévy published in the Israeli daily Haaretz The next surprise won’t be one. It will perhaps be less deadly than the previous one, on October 7, but…