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“It is the cry of a people who have endured massacres and starvation. We came here to tell the world: stop this genocide, stop this slaughter. We love life, and we will not leave our land.”
Over 80 organizations express grave concern regarding the preventable humanitarian catastrophe and mass starvation in the occupied Gaza Strip.
Forcibly moving Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn East African country would be ethnic cleansing – a war crime.
Investigation based on visual evidence, bullets, medical records, and testimony appears to show a sustained pattern of Israeli shootings.
From Germany to Saudi Arabia, states are fueling Israel’s war economy by buying weapons and surveillance tools battle-tested on Palestinians in Gaza.
The arrest and investigation of two Israeli soldiers in Belgium over alleged Gaza war crimes could mark a turning point in the pursuit of global accountability for Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
I witnessed devastated hospitals, mass graves, bodies eaten by dogs. After speaking out about the genocide occurring, I discovered my visa will not be renewed.
The Finance Ministry’s Accountant General’s Office stated that the meetings in London were held with investment managers to encourage immigration as a means to attract investors to Israel.
“What I witnessed in Gaza, I can only describe as a dystopian, post-apocalyptic wasteland,” says Anthony Aguilar, a retired U.S. soldier who worked as a subcontractor.
No foreign military, no matter how close the alliance, should receive blank checks from the U.S. government when there is credible evidence they are violating international humanitarian norms and committing war crimes.