In Gaza, food and shelter in desperately short supply; Israel is moving the Yellow Line to grab more land; Human Rights Watch declares Israel’s actions in West Bank crime against humanity; the spy who loved Israel; what’s the best way to execute a Palestinian prisoner?
In 1967, Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas changed American tradition with his tie-breaking vote in favor of an Israeli national. The landmark decision allowed dual citizens to fight in a foreign army and even hold office in a foreign country.
Craig Mokhiber, former senior human rights official, describes Security Council vote on US resolution as a ‘day of shame’.
The potential negative implications are enormous and will impact not-for-profit organizations, media networks, and even individuals who report honestly on Palestine.
The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported that 6,000 amputees are in urgent need of rehabilitation programs; 25% are children and 12.7% are women.
For two decades, some Israeli officials & Israel partisans have worked to embed a new, Israel-focused definition of antisemitism in institutions around the world, from international bodies & national governments to college campuses in heartland America. As a result, advocacy for Palestinian rights is on the way to being curtailed and even criminalized as “hate.”
UG Solutions, which provided security for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, has been interviewing ex-soldiers for potential “robust security” operations.
Heavy rains flood Gaza tents with sewage; Israel wreaks havoc on West Bank; Trump capitulates to Israel; UN embraces colonialism
Tel Aviv is the little-scrutinized center of the world’s illegal organ harvesting and trafficking. The Gaza genocide may have furthered this perverse commerce.
On November 9, The New York Times published a flawed update on the situation with Iran’s nuclear program. Here are the three important things it got wrong.