Ramadan Observances Amidst Israeli Aggression in the West Bank

Ramadan Observances and News

Israeli occupation soldiers assaulted a Palestinian man with Down syndrome during a raid on Al Fawwar refugee camp in the occupied West Bank.

Here's a list of words you're likely to hear during Ramadan and their meanings.

British filmmaker Jonathan Glazer criticized the use of the Holocaust and Jewish security to justify the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza.

Muslims in New York City gathered in Times Square to break their fast and perform Tarawih prayers.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu refused to advance to the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire and hostage exchange deal, admitting to using starvation as a tactic to pressure Hamas.

The documentary "No Other Land," exposing Israel's illegal land theft in the occupied West Bank, won an Oscar but remains largely unseen due to lack of distribution in the US.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a friar and a dervish come together each year to mark the beginning of Ramadan, showcasing interfaith harmony as a path to lasting peace.

Muslims gathered in New York's Times Square to break their fast, pray, and celebrate the beginning of Ramadan. They aimed to challenge stereotypes about Islam in the US.

How to Survive a War Zone" on the BBC Scotland building in Glasgow after the broadcaster pulled the film from its streaming service.