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Christian Zionist groups in the US have come together to back Donald Trump's potentially explosive pledge to move the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
The decision to end recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital is an obligation under international law and shouldn't be considered a win for Palestinians as long as Israel is allowed to act with impunity, write Randa Abdel-Fattah and Amal Naser.
US voters concerned about Israel's genocide in Gaza were criticised, but Trump’s victory shows they're not a minority that should be ignored, argues Nada Elia.
Arab and Muslim voters reject blame for the Democrats' loss, citing the party’s failure to address Gaza and domestic issues, leading many to vote elsewhere
Comment: Israel's free hand in expanding its colonial endeavours is increasingly a point of friction between governments and their populations, writes Malia Bouattia.
![Israeli embassy in Egypt suggests friendly football game [AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/37BF3112-92D7-46D9-8911-7A73F5592721.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=JhbB7hgv "Israeli embassy in Egypt suggests friendly football game [AFP]")
The Israeli Embassy in Egypt has asked Egyptian Facebook users what they thought about the possibility of holding a "friendly" game between the Egyptian and Israeli teams, but most protested.
Comment: Egypt publicly opposed Trump's Jerusalem move, but evidence this is a policy Sisi actually supports comes as little surprise, writes Sam Hamad.
Hundreds of worshippers laid out their prayer mats at a park in front of the president's residence.
Comment: Portraying the PA as the sole voice of the Palestinian people is hampering their struggle for liberation, writes Ramona Wadi.
By recognising Jerusalem as Israel's 'historic capital' and promising to move the UK embassy, PM-hopeful Rishi Sunak trivialises the Palestinian right to statehood in favour of political interests and career advancement, writes Emad Moussa.