Free Palestine

British band Massive Attack was banned in Singapore after displaying a Palestinian flag and chanting 'Free Palestine' during a concert. The act violated Singapore's Foreign National Emblems (Control of Display) Act, sparking divided public opinion on legal restrictions versus artistic freedom.

Singapore police and the Infocomm Media Development Authority are investigating British trip-hop band Massive Attack after they expressed support for Palestinians during a concert. The band shouted 'Free Palestine' at The Star Performing Arts Centre, leading to ongoing investigations into potential breaches of license conditions.

Graham Platner, accused of rape, has formally withdrawn from his US Senate bid. He posted a message referencing 'Free Palestine' and did not name a successor to challenge Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins.

Vandals defaced a replica of the Declaration of Independence in Putnam County, NY, with political graffiti including 'Free Palestine.' Local officials described the act as 'gross disrespect' to a patriotic 4th of July celebration.

Controversial anti-Israel rap group Kneecap played a secret gig in Berlin, where band members led a 'free Palestine' chant. The group, investigated for terror support, performed their first concert in Germany.

New York primary victories by candidates endorsed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani highlighted the role of Israel policy in Democratic Party divisions. The wins by Claire Valdez and others, supported by Mamdani, reflect a growing rift over the Gaza war's impact on the party's direction.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld laughed when approached by a streamer outside Madison Square Garden asking him to say 'Free Palestine' after a Knicks game. Seinfeld responded with 'It doesn’t exist,' reflecting his dismissive stance toward anti-Israel activists.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld responded to an influencer's request for a 'Free Palestine' statement by saying it 'doesn't exist.' He faced anti-Israel protests at a New York Knicks game and a Duke University event, where he compared anti-Israel activists to the KKK for being 'honest' about their views. Seinfeld also criticized electric cars as 'a big, stupid virtue signal.'

Protesters blocked roads leading to Berlin's ILA air show, forcing delegates to walk to the event. Chancellor Friedrich Merz was scheduled to attend, and police assisted in removing some protesters. Buses could not reach the venue, prompting complaints from visitors.

Pro-Palestinian activists attempted to erect a statue of Marwan Barghouti at UK parliament, but police intercepted them without making arrests. A hotel is investigating 'Free Palestine' messages on TV screens in rooms of two Jewish guests.

Two Jewish women were denied entry to a Barcelona sauna after being told 'Zionists' were unwelcome. A Spanish woman repeatedly shouted 'Free Palestine' during the incident, prompting the local Jewish community to demand a hate crime investigation.

One activist was arrested as Gaza flotilla participants returned to Austria, facing a confrontational welcome at Vienna airport. Protesters chanted 'Free Palestine' and 'From the river to the sea,' while police claimed their use of force was proportionate.

A Muslim convert serving a life sentence for murder was involved in an anti-Semitic attack that left a Jewish prison chaplain with a broken jaw. The individual also vandalized their prison cell with 'Free Palestine' graffiti.