An amendment in the 2026 military spending bill puts the US on the hook to find and “fill gaps” in Israel’s military capabilities that arise due to sanctions imposed by other nations.
Israel, losing the public image battle, okays $729 million for propaganda campaigns in hopes of repairing its badly damaged reputation.
Held past legal limits, activists in Britain turn to starvation as a form of protest. Medical care and communications are withheld during this widely criticized 6-month custodial remand. The people are in the streets.
Six political prisoners who targeted factories arming Israel’s genocide are weeks into a hunger strike. But in contrast to the IRA’s 1980s hunger strike, this one is being blanked by the media
“AIPAC is on the ropes. It’s being defeated and losing its hold on the American public,” David Frank, a professor at the University of Oregon, told TNA.
In this explosive conversation, Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson — former Chief of Staff to Colin Powell — lays out his analysis of today’s global flashpoints.
The American Jewish community is in open crisis over its support for Israel after two years of genocide in Gaza. A key issue in this crisis is a topic once considered too taboo to criticize: the Israel lobby.
Jewish Zionist activist Melanie Phillips told her audience, “there is no such thing as the Palestinian people,” and “the Jews are the only people who have any entitlement to any of this land.”
AIPAC poses the single biggest existential threat to democracy in America of any group. But 26-year-old Morris Katz is gearing up to guide Democratic progressives toward victory in the midterms and beyond.
Hakeem Jeffries said that AIPAC gives him the per-cycle maximum, but the group has flooded his campaign with more than a million dollars in earmarked donations