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On Sunday, June 1, FFC launched the Madleen, a civilian ship now sailing toward Gaza carrying humanitarian aid and international human as a nonviolent direct action to confront Israel's unlawful blockade.
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On Saturday, May 31, fans unfurled a large banner reading “Stop genocide in Gaza” inside the stadium, with many fans waving Palestinian flags, wearing keffiyehs and displaying other Palestinian symbols.
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Here’s what happened around the world in May 2025.
Politics
Macron argued that there cannot be "double standards” as the West cannot criticize Moscow for its aggression in Ukraine while remaining silent on Israel's bombardment of Gaza.
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Six-year-old Ward Jalal Al-Sheikh Khalil escaped from a fire caused by an Israeli airstrike that killed 33 people, including her mother and five siblings.
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"Thousands and thousands of prisoners taking their shirt off and you don’t see one, not one emaciated from the beginning of the war to the present."
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35-year-old doctor Alaa al-Najjar received the burned the charred bodies of nine of her children while at work on May 23.
Activism
"You don't ask the perpetrator of a genocide their opinion."
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The delegation, which included representatives from the EU, Arab nations and other countries were assessing the situation in Jenin refugee camp.
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Netanyahu claimed that those who chant “Free Palestine” are “neo-Nazis” who do not want a Palestinian state but rather seek to annihilate the Jewish people.
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Nidaa Bassoumi media coordinator of Sada Social, a Palestinian digital rights project, spoke to Almost at RightsCon 2025 about just how extensive the effects of big tech’s actions are on Palestinians’ everyday lives.
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“I renew my heartfelt appeal to allow the entry of dignified humanitarian aid and to end the hostilities, the agonizing price of which is paid by children, the elderly and the sick.”