Israel kills at least 73 in Gaza, including 21 aid seekers; 235 have now died of starvation; antibiotic-resistant diseases; ceasefire proposal; status quo in Jerusalem; whitewashing the killing of Gaza journalists; a message from The Elders
The BBC has now quashed two documentaries about Israel’s war on Gaza, as well as providing only sporadic, pro-Israel coverage – with little regard for truth.
Israeli forces killed at least 93 Palestinians, including at least 33 aid seekers; 7 died of starvation; Israeli settler accused of killing Palestinian activist out on house arrest; Freedom Flotilla update; much more.
Awdah Hathaleen was from Masafer Yatta, a community whose resistance to Israeli settler violence was documented in the Oscar-winning film No Other Land.
Israeli forces killed at least 100 Palestinians in Gaza on Monday, including at least 41 aid seekers; concentration camp plans on back burner; airdrops; 3 Palestinians killed in West Bank; annexation of Gaza?
Noticeably absent from US news coverage of Trump’s waffling over the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files is any mention of the child sex predator’s apparent ties to Israeli intelligence. A 13 July Nexis search of US news outlets found that, of the 383 stories unleashed by Trump’s broken promise to reveal everything Epstein, only a single article broached ties between Epstein and Israel’s intelligence agency, the Mossad – and then tried to undercut it
Explosive information about Israel’s attack on a U.S. Navy ship intended to sink the ship with all men aboard: How Israel, with help from Israel firsters in the U.S. whose actions border on treason, was able to induce the U.S. government to cover up the attack
Israel kills at least 72 in Gaza, including aid-seekers; mass evacuation orders; Zeteo to show film the BBC refused to air; latest on Iran; World Council of Churches supports Palestinian rights
Israel kills at least 63 Palestinians, some of them aid-seekers; drugs smuggled into Gaza; will Int’l Criminal Court survive Trump pressure?; Iran’s nuclear program; West Bank news; more.
Jonathan Greenblatt seems to think that criticism of Israel’s brutal acts, not the acts themselves, could promote a violent response from observers abroad.