Facts & analysis on the events of Oct. 7 and since
Israeli forces kill 52 Palestinians in Gaza, including 26 aid seekers; at least 222 have died of starvation; Israel kills Anas al-Sharif and colleagues; Israel bombed journalist tent hours after Netanyahu said he would let foreign media in; Israel’s arms industry thrives on genocide; UK mass arrests
Al Jazeera staff were killed in a targeted Israeli attack on a journalists’ tent in Gaza City, “because they’re bringing the truth of Israel’s crime to everyone”
Israeli forces kill 61, including at least 21 aid seekers; 217 have died of starvation, including 100 children; Israel wipes out entire family; where do we stand 80 years after Hiroshima?; somebody has been lying about Israeli military’s use of Microsoft product; NEA and ADL; Germany and Israel
Israeli forces killed at least 36 Palestinians in Gaza on Friday; Hamas “ready for a comprehensive deal”; Netanyahu administration threatens Germany over recognition of Palestinian state; Trump says ‘looking into’ reports Somaliland open to taking in Palestinians, demands $1B from UCLA
The White House has been eerily muted on what could be the deadliest turning point in the war – the unlawful ground invasion of Gaza City.
Netanyahu has confirmed reports that Israel plans an extreme escalation in Gaza, which will entail the total military occupation of the entire enclave and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, which the Israeli spin machine has termed “voluntary migration”.
The deliberate starvation of Gaza is part of a long history of Israel weaponising food and water to control, subjugate, and, ultimately, displace Palestinians.
Israeli forces kill 46 Palestinians in Gaza, including 23 aid seekers; child killed by airdropped aid package; HRW: US bombs used to attack schools; MSF slams GHF aid hubs; Netanyahu claims Hamas is destroying “every building,” and “we don’t want to keep” Gaza; AIPAC and MTG
Politicians and media are narrowly aiming their criticisms at Netanyahu’s far-right ruling coalition – but the problem runs much deeper.
The problem for Israel is that the harder they go, the more they intensify the sense of alienation in America, the one country whose public sentiments are existential for the Jewish state.