The deaths of five journalists this week in an Israeli airstrike, while they were reporting from the supposedly safe confines of a hospital in southern Gaza, underscored how deadly the 22-month conflict has been for those trying to report about what is happening on the ground.
The American judicial system has a choice: to lend its authority to propaganda, or to defend the very principle that sustains law – that guilt must be proven, not declared. To condemn Ramzy Baroud would be to condemn journalism itself.
Israel’s intent to annihilate Gaza would have been clear much sooner had we listened to Palestinian journalists, rather than the evasions and equivocations of mainstream media
Israel rushed to attempt to discredit the report that determined Gaza is suffering from the highest level of famine. But lies and victim-playing do not change one basic fact: Israel starved Gazans until the world intervened.
Interview with Alison Weir by longtime journalist Afshin Rattansi broadcast on May 25, 2025. Description: On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Alison Weir, the Founder and Executive Director of If Americans Knew. She discusses the purpose of her organisation which is to educate Americans on Israel’s historical and contemporary crimes against Palestinians…
“They wanted me to sign a statement admitting that I was a dangerous person. I didn’t sign it, and I say that all of us, peoples and governments of democratic nations, should no longer sign anything with Israel.”
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.
Israel has long been indoctrinating its children to believe Palestinians are less than human, and thus not worthy of empathy or compassion.
National treasure Ms Rachel has been badgered relentlessly for her advocacy of Palestinian children in Gaza. She has not backed down, and appears to be in for the long haul, bless her heart!
If a country engages in racism, war crimes, or human rights violations, we can denounce it — but if Israel does it, we will be accused of antisemitism.