Not all “Free Palestine” chanters understand it as a call to violence. Yet the phrase’s lack of specificity is a big part of its utility.

Khan Younis, Gaza – In the ruins of his home in Khan Younis, 75-year-old Shaker Safi gently thumbs through fading photographs of his son Mohammed’s sporting career. Medals, trophies, team ...

New Yorkers scoured the web for information on Palestine-related phrases more than any other state in the US, a new study found. Since the start of the year, the Empire State averaged 8,260 ...

Milan's famed La Scala opera house has fired one of its ushers after she shouted a pro-Palestinian slogan at a gala event attended by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni earlier this month, two trade ...

By the 1970s and 80s, “Free Palestine” had migrated far from its birthplace. It became a rallying cry for foreign revolutionaries. It didn’t matter that most had never met a Palestinian.

Because it sounds so harmless but is so misleading, "free Palestine" is the most dangerous chant of all, and for anyone interested in defending Israel and the truth, it requires maximum attention.

Former Biden diplomat says there’s ‘no question’ that ‘free Palestine’ slogan has become call for violence. Former Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism under President Joe ...

The suspect behind the killing of two staff members of the Israeli embassy in Washington shouted "Free, free Palestine", as he was being taken into police custody after the crime that has sent ...

Photos and candles were set up during a Free Palestine vigil and protest outside the Boulder City Council meeting on May 1, 2025.(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer) ...

Kneecap end Coachella performance with 'Free Palestine' message criticizing the U.S. government's funding of Israel's ongoing attacks.

Police in Narauli, Uttar Pradesh, are investigating after posters reading "Free Gaza, Free Palestine" were discovered on shop walls. The posters also encouraged a community to boycott Israeli ...

Ramadan in Gaza: Ruins and unshakable faith. We have lost loved ones, homes, livelihoods, mosques, but our faith remains as strong as ever.