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A poetry collective is livestreaming poetry dedicated to Palestinians in light of Israel's violence in Jerusalem and in Gaza.
A pro-Palestine rally in Baghdad brought together thousands of supporters on Saturday, as similar scenes were witnessed in other capitals across the world.
Hamas warned that a ground attack would spell disaster for Israel, while one of its senior political leaders Ismail Haniyeh said the faction will aim to deter Israel's assaults.
Thousands attended a pro-Palestine rally in the Qatari capital on Saturday, the largest of its kind in the Gulf state.
Mohamad Kassem Tahan, 21, was killed by Israeli shellfire at the border with Lebanon on Friday.
Water cannons and tear gas were fired at demonstrators who defied a ban on the pro-Palestinian protest.
Protests also took place in Berlin and Paris on Saturday, which is marked by Palestinians as Nakba Day.
Solidarity rallies were also held around the world, with thousands demonstrating against Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
Al Jazeera broadcast the destruction of the building live on air, with an anchorwoman promising the channel would 'not be silenced' by the Israeli airstrikes.
Organisers have vowed to go forward with the Nakba Day march despite a 'disproportionate' ban from French authorities.
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