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Last night, dozens of Israeli settler fanatics crossed the border fence into the Gaza Strip but were quickly returned, according to Israeli reports.
In January, a post I saw shocked me.
“URGENT: As of now, I have ZERO access to any money,” Hüseyin Dogru wrote. “I can’t provide food for my family, including two newborns, due to #EU sanctions.”
Dogru is a journalist, a German citizen living in #Berlin.
After reading his post, I sent him a private message offering to order groceries and have them sent to his home.
The reply shocked me even more. “Unfortunately, I’m not allowed to accept any financial or material support,” Dogru wrote.
Dogru is the first European Union citizen known to be living inside the EU to face extrajudicial sanctions imposed by Brussels – robbing him of fundamental civil and humanitarian rights.
He’s also the first person to be sanctioned specifically for his reporting related to #Palestine.
“I’m not allowed to exist anymore, I’m not allowed to provide my children with the basic necessities,” he explained on The Electronic Intifada Podcast this week.
“I can’t pay my rent, I can’t pay my lawyers and yes – I’m not even allowed to accept any kind of food, water or medicine whatsoever from third parties.”
https://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/eu-sanctions-german-journalist-shocking-first-over-gaza-reporting
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Palestinian journalists held in Israeli jails have recounted widespread abuse, including routine beatings, starvation and rape, according to a report by the International Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
A report by the European Legal Support Centre (ELSC) documents 964 verified cases of anti-Palestinian repression in Britain from 2019 to August 2025, highlighting a broad pattern of institutional crackdowns on Palestine solidarity.
The data forms Britain's new Index of Repression, a searchable database developed with Forensic Architecture and launched today in London. It records arrests, dismissals, suspensions and event cancellations, and is described as the first public resource of its kind in the UK.