Walex Walbon

🚨 OFFICIAL: Roberto De Zerbi signs in as new Tottenham coach until June 2031. “I am delighted to be joining this fantastic football club, which is one of the biggest and most prestigious in the world”. “In all my discussions with the Club’s leadership, their ambition for the future has been clear – to build a team capable of reaching great achievements, and to do that playing a style of football that excites and inspires our supporters. I am here because I believe in that ambition and have signed a long-term contract to give everything to deliver it”. “Our short-term priority is to climb the Premier League table, which will be the complete focus until the final whistle of the last game of the season. I’m looking forward to getting out on the training pitch and working with these players to achieve that”.

NEW | Palestinian Prisoner institutions warn of escalating danger after Israeli execution law Palestinian prisoner institutions warned that the approval of a law allowing the execution of Palestinian detainees marks one of the most dangerous phases in the history of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement, stressing that the legislation was drafted specifically to target Palestinians following years of attempts by the Israeli settler-colonial system to formalize executions already carried out outside legal frameworks. The institutions said the law represents a grave violation of international law and forms part of a broader system of genocide, ethnic cleansing, forced displacement, and apartheid policies, extending repression into prisons and detention camps where prisoners face systematic torture and attempts to physically and psychologically eliminate them, amid ongoing international failure to halt crimes against Palestinians.

WATCH: Prince Reza Pahlavi on the True Face of Iran - 03/28/26

Plz donate. This is Refaat Alareer's family, who've had to restart donations after some scumbag stole their previous earnings.

Meanwhile in Ukraine's Mykolaiv: they are reopening McDonalds. There’s really nothing to laugh about here. For this war-weary city that has spent four years living just 60 km from the front line, under shelling and strikes, a McDonald’s open again is a giant piece of normal life returning to its people. Especially for kids.