Facts & analysis on the events of Oct. 7 and since
Many Palestinian health workers suffer from hunger, dizziness, and fainting episodes while performing operations and triaging patients,’ reads an open letter signed by healthcare professionals who have volunteered in Gaza.
The New York Times reveals some facts about Palestinians being held in Israeli prisons as suspects in the October 7th assault. If Americans Knew fills in a few of the critical items that NYT reporting left out.
Israeli forces kill at least 32 Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, including at least 13 aid seekers; 239 known starvation deaths; hardship of every kind across Gaza; Israel’s new settlement plan ‘ends hope of Palestinian state’; Greater Israel; Marwan Barghouti; “Gaza doesn’t need our sadness”
Israel claims the organizations were ‘not authorized to deliver aid’ despite many of them having worked in Gaza for decades.
America must choose: Continue down a path of costly entanglement and strategic decline, or chart a new course anchored in sovereignty, balance, and hard-nosed diplomacy.
Israeli forces arbitrarily detained and tortured a Palestinian 16-year-old from Gaza for 26 days in a military prison camp in southern Israel.
Israel kills at least 100 in Gaza, including 38 aid seekers; 239 now dead of starvation; Israel creates barriers for aid groups; Day After plans; medicide; Israeli settlers kill Palestinian in West Bank; administrative detention; priest deported; Greater Israel; US whitewashes Israeli human rights abuses
Forcibly moving Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn East African country would be ethnic cleansing – a war crime.
From the outset of Israel’s war on Gaza, it was clear that the assault was being waged not only against buildings and bodies, but also against facts and the people who bring them to light
The foreign press corps in Israel has been battling since the Gaza genocide began to be permitted access to the Strip in order to report on the humanitarian situation there from the ground.