On today’s episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we cover planned protests against Netanyahu’s UN address, the Israeli delegation’s walkout during Erdogan’s Gaza speech, a nursing oath ceremony in Gaza, a wedding at an elderly care home, Canada’s new aid commitment to Palestinians, and a citizen’s donation of classic cars to help fund treatment for a child with spinal muscular atrophy.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Netanyahu prepares for a shortened UN visit amid heightened security and plans to land his official aircraft in New Jersey instead of JFK. In New York, protesters are organizing demonstrations demanding accountability over ICC allegations and Israel’s war in Gaza. In the music world, Charlotte Church publicly confronts Ed Sheeran over the fallout surrounding Macklemore’s removal from his tour and leads a crowd in Free Palestine chants. Meanwhile, students continue to challenge Itamar Ben-Gvir and policies linked to Palestinian deaths, settlement expansion and proposed annexation in the occupied West Bank.

Palestinian athletes carry the national flag at the Asian Games in Japan, while Palestinian-American fighter Sean Sharaf delivers a stunning UFC victory and a message of solidarity. Houston Texans captain Azeez Al-Shaair honors eight-year-old Wafaa Akila on the field, and Gaza celebrates the first university graduation ceremony in more than three years.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Ed Sheeran addresses Gaza and the West Bank during his Philadelphia concert, while Benjamin Netanyahu publishes footage from the Western Wall tunnels near Al-Aqsa. In Gaza, hundreds of thousands of children return to education in tents and damaged classrooms, as the son of Gaza’s Health Ministry chief is killed in an Israeli strike. Meanwhile, the legacy of the late Palestinian grandfather Khaled Nabhan lives on as a newborn grandson is named after him.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is denied a US visa for the second consecutive year ahead of the UN General Assembly, while NFL linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair is fined for honoring five-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab, prompting NBA star Kyrie Irving to offer to cover the fine. Meanwhile, Macklemore pledges $1 million from his Ed Sheeran tour earnings to Palestinian aid organizations and challenges Robert Kraft to match the donation, with Kraft later announcing a $2 million contribution. The episode also looks at Hayley Williams chanting “Free Palestine” during her New Hampshire concert.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour faces major disruption after Macklemore was removed following his public support for Palestine, prompting all remaining supporting acts and Sheeran’s backing band to withdraw. Drake also draws attention with an unreleased track featuring the line “Pray for Gaza,” while a war-damaged six-story building collapses in Gaza City, killing at least 20 Palestinians and leaving around 100 people unaccounted for as rescue teams search the rubble.In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour faces major disruption after Macklemore was removed following his public support for Palestine, prompting all remaining supporting acts and Sheeran’s backing band to withdraw. Drake also draws attention with an unreleased track featuring the line “Pray for Gaza,” while a war-damaged six-story building collapses in Gaza City, killing at least 20 Palestinians and leaving around 100 people unaccounted for as rescue teams search the rubble.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Palestinians confront West Bank settlers over an encampment in Majd al-Krum, while Macklemore is removed from Ed Sheeran’s U.S. tour dates following his pro-Palestine remarks. Mahmoud Khalil and former Columbia activists sue the university over alleged harassment and discrimination, Palestinian Ambassador Husam Zomlot highlights student graduations in Gaza’s Khan Younis, and a reported Israeli double-tap strike in Sheikh Radwan kills a Civil Defense worker and a child.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Mexicans take to the streets chanting “Palestina libre” in growing solidarity with Palestine, while The Voice of Hind Rajab receives a record standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival before facing backlash over its depiction of Gaza. A young boy from Gaza named Amro captures global attention through a tender moment with his cat, as Hollywood faces renewed controversy after Gal Gadot appears on Jimmy Kimmel’s show. Meanwhile, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir uses the treatment of Palestinian prisoners as election campaign material, while a growing rodent infestation near Gaza highlights the wider environmental and humanitarian consequences of years of destruction and collapsing sanitation systems.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, Gaza children send a message of solidarity to Mark Ruffalo through art and receive a personal response from the actor. Pink clarifies her position on Palestine and Hamas following backlash over Macklemore’s MetLife performance, while Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna responds to criticism of her “Bosa” music video. In Gaza, entrepreneur Amani Shaat challenges traditional gender roles through her street burger kiosk. Meanwhile, Bill Maher faces criticism for comments about Ariana Grande’s support for Palestinians, the documentary NAZA receives a record 24.5-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, and thousands protest Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland.

Today on The Lovin Palestine Show: the killing of the Ahmad family in northern Gaza, new Israeli measures at Hebron’s Ibrahimi Mosque, backlash against Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna’s prison-themed “Bosa” video, Britain’s new restrictions on trade with Israeli settlements, an unverified claim involving Shawn Mendes and the 2026 FIFA World Cup anthem, and a remarkable Palestinian fundraising campaign that raised more than 1.6 million shekels for a young man’s life-saving treatment.