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An Australian solidarity protester for Gaza

UNRWA under attack

South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa

A watermelon banner in last Sunday's pro-Palestinian rally calling for a Gaza ceasefire in Auckland's Queen Street

A Gaza ambulance . . . a besieged city and its hospitals overwhelmed by the continuous Israeli bombing

Al Jazeera offices attackedvideo

Greenpeace Aotearoa executive director Russel Norman

Protesters picketing a Rocket Lab manufacturing site in Warkworth

PSNA co-chairs John Minto and Maher Nazzal said the referral “carefully outlines a case that six NZ individuals should be investigated”

The bombed Rainbow Warrior next morning

Starved for Peace - Mr Fish

CNMI and Guam activists stage a rally protesting against the US military buildup in the Marianas

A pro-Iranian protest in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand, yesterday

Journalist, poet and academic Dr Yousef Aljamal speaking in Auckland

New Zealand protesters in Auckland yesterday condemning the genocide in Gaza

Wartime Israeli paranoia

IDF soldiers in occupied Bethlehem

It is more likely that Israel launched its attack to stop US and Iranian negotiators from meeting

Arab members of the Global March To Gaza were the targets of the most dramatic and violent excesses committed by the Egyptian authorities

Iranians hold posters of late Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps head Hossein Salami (left), and late Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff General Mohammad Bagheri (right), who were killed in Israeli airstrikes in recent days

NZ journalist Cole Martin

At the time of the Israel attack on Iran's state broadcaster IRDB, news anchor Sahar Emami was presenting the news

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