More than 110,000 Israelis, including military personnel, former police chiefs, and civilians, have signed petitions pressing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza and end the war on the Palestinian enclave.
UN agencies warn of famine, disease, and irreversible harm to Gaza’s children as Israel blocks aid and shuts down humanitarian corridors, forcing hundreds of thousands into overcrowded shelters with no access to clean water, food, or medical care.
If it seems bizarre that the outcome of a meeting between a US president’s designated negotiator and a foreign government minister could determine whether we plunge into possibly our biggest war since World War II, that’s because it is bizarre.
Palestinian journalist and family killed; Israel has no plans to allow food into Gaza; Gaza’s donkeys; weapons arrive in Israel by the planeload; Gaza bombarded with ‘nearly six times Hiroshima bomb’s explosive power’; over 100K Israelis demand end to war; West Bank deaths
For decades, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) has served as Israel’s unofficial arm in Washington, shaping U.S. policy to favor Israeli interests while avoiding the transparency required by the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). This evasion hides AIPAC’s role as a foreign proxy and undermines American democracy.
A Jewish supremacist known for his role in the violent settler movement, Netanyahu’s national security minister reportedly plans to meet with Kristi Noem and more.
The rubber bullet hit the 12-year-old in the head and fractured his skull, despite police regulations that prohibit firing rubber bullets at a person’s upper body or at a minor; ‘He went to get bird food,’ his father said.
Starvation, displacement; field hospital bombed; Hamas loses contact with Israeli hostage after airstrike; US sending more and more weapons to Israel; Gaza medics shot in head; Mohsen Mahdawi; Nobel winner discusses Columbia’s “capitulation”
President Donald Trump has selected a new special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism, elevating a Miami businessman named Yehuda Kaploun to the role.
Hamas will not “surrender”; Palestinian detainees released in poor health; Palm Sunday; Israeli settlers storm Al Aqsa Mosque; US ok’s weapon sale; protesters; Harvard