Israel kills at least 57 in Gaza on Sunday, including 38 aid seekers; 263 now dead of starvation; another school year without school in Gaza; burn any flag you want, except Israel’s, says US judge; wise words (again) from Francesca Albanese
Israeli forces killed at least 47 Palestinians in Gaza in the last 24 hours, including at least 14 aid seekers; 258 dead of starvation; horrors in Gaza City; hunger strike amidst famine; journalists; West Bank Palestinian killed; US state department stops issuing medical visas for Gaza’s children
The American people have been kept in the dark about what our elites do in our name and with our money. The truth is probably uglier than we think – and Israel is an integral part of it.
Project Shema, increasingly a presence on university campuses, uses progressive language while foregrounding the “harm” of anti-Zionism.
After Ted Cruz’s humiliation by Tucker Carlson, attention has focused on a top staffer of the self-proclaimed “leading defender of Israel in the United States Senate.”
My 14-year-old niece Noor was the only survivor after an Israeli airstrike. I want the world to remember who we lost.
Despite claims by Israeli authorities that there is no limit on humanitarian aid entering Gaza, most major international NGOs have been unable to deliver a single truck of lifesaving supplies since March 2025.
Israeli society isn’t just celebrating the genocide in Gaza—they’re actively participating in it … How Israeli society is reacting to what the International Court of Justice ruled is a plausible genocide. School trips to watch starving Palestinian children,night boat tours admiring the destruction, physically blocking humanitarian aid so more children starve
Israeli forces killed at least 51 Palestinians in Gaza in the last 24 hours, including at least 17 aid seekers; malnutrition deaths at 251; settler attacks; former IDF general calls Palestinian death toll in Gaza ‘necessary’; another Congress member says “genocide”; watch out, Maersk!
“Shame on you,” says Father Jacques Noble-Abed of Taybeh, in the occupied West Bank, referring to US evangelicals who support Israel. “Because this is not the teaching of Jesus in the Gospel.”