This episode covers Saint Levant’s postponed North American tour amid ongoing U.S. visa complications, allegations that Tony Blair pressured the Palestinian Authority over the use of “Palestine” in textbooks, calls for the UK to take concrete measures over Israel’s violations of international law, and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband’s pledge for a comprehensive response to Israeli settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank.

Today on The Lovin Palestine Show: Gaza opens a mourning house for victims of Algeria’s devastating wildfires, Christian schools in occupied Jerusalem suspend classes over denied permits for West Bank teachers, Gigi Hadid speaks about preserving her Palestinian grandmother’s culinary legacy, Palestinian-American poet Noor Hindi receives a personal invitation from Olivia Rodrigo, and Israeli special forces are involved in a firefight in western Gaza City.

Today on The Lovin Palestine Show: a Moroccan waitress in Spain claims she was dismissed after refusing to translate for an Israeli family, Olivia Rodrigo wears a Palestinian-made dress featuring traditional tatreez, concerns grow over Gaza rubble potentially containing human remains and evidence, a striking supermoon rises over the ruins of Jabalia, Doctors Without Borders condemns a reported Israeli strike inside Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, and Mohamed Hadid reportedly offers support to Imran Khan’s sons amid concerns over their father’s health.

Today’s episode covers Israeli soldiers promoting their Gaza experiences outside Columbia University, Israeli settlers blocking humanitarian aid at Kerem Shalom, Israeli threats over kites flown from Gaza, backlash surrounding Lady Gaga’s biotech company and its investors, and Palestinians in Gaza commemorating the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday amid war and displacement.

This episode of The Lovin Palestine Show covers Mark Ruffalo’s rejection of antisemitism accusations following his criticism of the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger and the Ellison family’s ties to Oracle, international condemnation of Israel’s settlement plans in the E1 area of the occupied West Bank, protests against far-right Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir during his New York visit, and criticism over a wedding performance featuring Palestinian and Arab cultural symbols.

This episode of The Lovin Palestine Show covers five stories connecting Gaza and Palestine to international developments: the exclusion of Israeli tourists from a Thai animal park amid controversy over the owners’ support for Palestine, Qatar-led efforts to clear dangerous rubble across Gaza, messages of appreciation for Mark Ruffalo’s continued advocacy for Palestinian rights, Israeli strikes that killed Palestinians in Gaza City, and a controversial chant targeting Israeli footballer Manor Solomon during his West Ham debut.

Today’s episode examines three developments connected by the continuing impact of the Israeli occupation and the war on Gaza: a Virginia beauty appointment that ended amid a dispute over Israel and Gaza, a Black Rose Action protest targeting Israeli flags near Rawabi in the occupied West Bank, and Ms. Rachel’s renewed attention to Palestinian children who underwent amputations without anesthesia.

On this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we cover online allegations surrounding an Israeli artist’s use of visuals resembling Elyanna’s “Ganeni,” Saint Levant’s return to Al-Wehdat Camp, Islam Makhachev’s post-fight gesture involving a Palestinian flag, backlash over West Ham’s signing of Israeli winger Manor Solomon, and Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest election campaign billboard targeting international critics and opponents.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, six stories connect Palestine, football, film, media, and life under the Israeli occupation. Chelsea Women face backlash after an alleged deletion of a “Free Palestine” Threads comment; Switzerland selects a Gaza documentary for the 2027 Oscars; Paul Pogba renews his public solidarity with Palestine; Irish comedian Tadhg Hickey challenges a YouTube suspension; a doctor recounts performing an amputation on a child in Gaza without proper anesthesia; and journalist Hind Khoudary opens a beachside cafe in Gaza City, creating a space for community amid devastation.

From the launch of Miss Palestine 2026 under the theme “Beauty Beyond Borders,” to a new collaboration between Mohammed Assaf and Saint Levant, this episode covers major cultural and entertainment stories connected to Palestine. The show also looks at Massive Attack’s display of the Palestinian flag in Melbourne, artists calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, footage of Israeli female soldiers dancing on Gaza’s sands, and a viral moment involving Spanish broadcaster TVE and an Israeli athlete at the European Athletics Championships.