The Telegraph reports that Unicef delivered half a million vaccines to Gaza to prevent the spread of childhood disease. The United Nations agency warns of an infection risk among Gaza’s 1.9 million internally displaced people.

In early December, Rohingya refugees faced hostility in Aceh, Indonesia, as locals protested their arrival. Once a haven for Rohingya, sentiments have shifted, with online disinformation exacerbating tensions. Professionally-made content and bots spread anti-Rohingya narratives, portraying them as ungrateful and burdensome.

The BBC reported on the 14th of January that, "Namibia Criticises German Support for ‘Israel’ Over ICJ Genocide Case.” The article recalls how history records the German colonization of Namibia in which 70,000 people from the Herero and Nama tribes were killed in “the 20th Century's first genocide.” Namibian President Geingob said, "The German Government is yet to fully atone for the genocide it committed on Namibian soil."

The latest months of massacres committed by the Zionist entity in Gaza has sparked ongoing protests in Europe, including Denmark. Among these protests and the social media coverage of Gaza, the Danish government and media have pushed an open Pro-Zionist narrative,