In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we cover Australia’s review of a visa for Israeli journalist Zvi Yehezkeli amid accusations of incitement to genocide in Gaza, British-Nigerian director Akinola Davies Jr.’s bold “Free Palestine” statement at the BAFTAs amid alleged BBC editing, and the devastating reality facing Gaza’s displaced population as winter rains flood tents and contaminate living spaces.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we report on devastating winter floods submerging Gaza’s tent camps, the global impact of *The Voice of Hind Rajab* which helped evacuate the child’s surviving family members, and the mounting political attacks against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese as she continues documenting violations in the occupied Palestinian territories.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we cover Palestinian Syrian filmmaker Abdallah Al-Khatib confronting Germany at the Berlin International Film Festival, Mohammed Assaf’s appearance alongside Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum and Kazim Al Saher at Dubai’s Makers of Hope ceremony, and the delay of an El Al flight from Los Angeles after Free Palestine stickers were found on 140 suitcases. Culture, protest, and political accountability converge as Palestine remains at the forefront of global attention.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we examine three major developments placing Palestine at the center of global attention. Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania refuses a major award in Berlin over Gaza, a viral livestream sparks outrage after an alleged Israeli soldier boasts of killing and rape, and Israeli air strikes kill Palestinians in Gaza on the third day of Ramadan despite a fragile truce.

In this episode of The Lovin Palestine Show, we cover Turkish artist Yıldız Tilbe’s sponsorship of 12,000 daily iftar meals in Gaza, the harassment of British lawyer Alex Monaco during a pro Palestine performance in Sri Lanka, and an open letter signed by more than 80 major film figures condemning the Berlin International Film Festival’s silence on Gaza.

In this episode, we examine three developments placing Palestine at the center of global attention. A Swiss commentator challenges the presence of an Israeli athlete over his public support for Israel’s actions in Gaza. Miss Palestine Nadeen Ayoub attends a special screening in collaboration with the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund highlighting children from Gaza. And Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo backs a film tracing a Palestinian family’s story from the 1948 Nakba onward. Together, these moments reflect how Palestine continues to surface across sports, humanitarian spaces, and international cinema.

In this episode, we examine three major developments placing Palestine at the forefront of global attention: U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a $5 billion pledge for Gaza reconstruction through his newly formed Board of Peace; visible solidarity for Palestine during the NBA All-Star Game featuring Spike Lee and Kyrie Irving; and artists at Spain’s 2026 Cádiz Carnival raising an “Israel’s Boycott” banner at the Gran Teatro Falla. Together, these moments reflect how Gaza and the broader Palestinian struggle continue to shape political, cultural, and public discourse worldwide.

In today’s episode, we report on the ongoing violence in Gaza amid repeated ceasefire violations, Israel's unprecedented formal registration of West Bank lands as state property, and international support for UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese as she faces calls for resignation. The episode highlights the continuous challenges facing Palestinians under Israeli occupation and global efforts to uphold human rights and accountability.

In this episode, The Lovin Palestine Show examines shocking reports on U.S. deportation practices involving Palestinians, the devastating impact of US-supplied Israeli weapons in Gaza, and the curious media attention surrounding Epstein files and the Hadid sisters. We deliver facts, context, and a clear picture of the ongoing crises affecting Palestinians and global discourse.

In this episode, The Lovin Palestine Show examines shocking reports on U.S. deportation practices involving Palestinians, the devastating impact of US-supplied Israeli weapons in Gaza, and the curious media attention surrounding Epstein files and the Hadid sisters. We deliver facts, context, and a clear picture of the ongoing crises affecting Palestinians and global discourse.