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FIFA opts not to suspend Israel but will investigate Palestinian claims of discrimination
FIFA stopped short of suspending the Israeli soccer federation on Thursday, but asked for a disciplinary investigation of possible discrimination alleged by Palestinian soccer officials.
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Bay Area community mourns Israeli hostages
The synagogue at Congregation Beth Israel in Berkeley was filled to the brim Sunday with hundreds of community members crying and praying. They gathered to mourn the six Israeli hostages taken by Hamas and found dead in Gaza. Alyssa Goard reports.
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Family confirms Goldberg-Polin's death
Gov. Gavin Newsom Sunday morning released a statement regarding Bay Area-born hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin.
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San Francisco State University to change investment policy
Students for Gaza SFSU announced Thursday that San Francisco State University has pulled investments from three companies the university claims do not meet its human rights standards following demonstrations from pro-Palestinian activists and groups. Christie Smith reports.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters in San Francisco call for the arrest, prosecution of Netanyahu
Demonstrators gathered outside of the Federal Building in San Francsico on Saturday calling on the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and of U.S. politicians who have funded Israel admits the war in Gaza.
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‘No Pride in Genocide': Pro-Palestinian groups counter SF Pride parade
Close to 1,000 LGBTQ+ activist and allies boycotted the official San Francico Pride Parade, hosting an alternative march in solidarity with Palestinians on Sunday afternoon.
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“No Pride in Genocide” protest
Close to 1,000 LGBTQ+ activist and allies boycotted the official San Francico Pride Parade, hosting an alternative march in solidarity with Palestinians on Sunday afternoon.
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Outrage over video of Israeli soldiers driving with injured Palestinian strapped to a jeep
A video showing a wounded Palestinian man strapped to the hood of a military jeep being driven by Israeli troops after a raid in the occupied West Bank is sparking outrage.
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Pro-Palestinian faith leaders urge Senator Padilla to call for ceasefire in Gaza
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators lined up outside U.S. Senator’s Alex Padilla’s office urging him to call for a ceasefire in Gaza as war is ongoing in the region.
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UCSC encampment cleared out
UCSC’s Chancellor called for the encampment to be cleared, calling in a police presence.
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Push for ceasefire in Gaza
The Interfaith Pray-In and Fast for Gaza is the follow-up to a 22 mile Ceasefire Pilgrimage held in March.
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Protesters urge Chevron to divest amid war in Gaza
A group of protesters lined up outside of Chevron’s headquarters asking the company to divest from operations in Israel and Palestine amid the ongoing war.
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Palestinian supporters protest outside Chevron meeting
A group of protesters lined up outside of Chevron’s headquarters asking the company to divest from operations in Israel and Palestine amid the ongoing war.
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SJSU professor says she was suspended over pro-Palestinian work
A San Jose State University professor has been suspended for her involvement with pro-Palestinian groups on campus.
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San Jose State professor suspended
San José State University Professor Sang Hea Kil has been suspended for her involvement with pro-Palestinian groups on campus, she said.
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Norway, Ireland and Spain announce they are recognizing a Palestinian state
The countries will make the formal recognition on May 18.
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Police arrest 12 pro-Palestinian protesters after occupying vacant building near UC Berkeley
Protests at an occupied building near University of California, Berkeley were winding down Thursday night after a dozen pro-Palestinian protesters were removed and arrested from a building they had taken over for a day. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Police arrest 12 pro-Palestinian protesters after occupying vacant building near UC Berkeley
Protests at an occupied building near University of California, Berkeley were winding down Thursday night after a dozen pro-Palestinian protesters were removed and arrested from a building they had taken over for a day. Pete Suratos reports.
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Police arrest 12 pro-Palestinian protesters after occupying vacant building near UC Berkeley
Protests at an occupied building near University of California, Berkeley were winding down Thursday night after a dozen pro-Palestinian protesters were removed and arrested from a building they had taken over for a day.
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Police surround shuttered UC Berkeley building occupied by pro-Palestinian protesters
Dozens of law enforcement officers set up barriers Thursday evening around an abandoned building near the UC Berkeley campus that’s occupied by a pro-Palestinian protesters.