Less than one percent of debris has been removed from Gaza, and thousands of people still wait to bury loved ones who were killed in airstrikes and remain under the rubble. ‘I would dig with my own hands to bring out my son,’ says one father, who can’t reach his son’s body
The Palestinian village of Al-Mughayyir, surrounded by illegal outposts, has come under daily settler attacks in recent weeks. Settlers recently stole 170 sheep in broad daylight. The next day, a uniformed settler fatally shot 2 Palestinians.
Trump prepares to return to hot war with Iran ■ In Lebanon, Israel kills, loots, destroys homes (during “ceasefire”) ■ 3 of 5 killed in Gaza Wednesday were children ■ Another Palestinian killed by Israeli settlers in West Bank ■ This guy is Israel’s “model citizen”? ■ Smotrich’s fantasy world ■ More
As Israel carried out massive strikes on Lebanon, killing nearly 300 people in a massive bombing spree in Beirut and the south, Israeli drones continued to target and attack Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
Vance squanders ceasefire negotiations ■ Israel uses Palestinian as human shield ■ Ben Gvir feels like “owner” of Al Aqsa Mosque ■ Trump said what about Pope Leo?
Zeteo speaks to survivors of the deadliest day in the resumed war, after Lebanon saw more than 100 Israeli strikes in 10 minutes.
“These attacks are a reminder that states must immediately halt the transfer of arms and weapons to Israel given the overriding risk that they will be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law.”
250+ killed in Lebanon with no warning puts ceasefire at risk ■ Israel not finished with Iran ■ Al Jazeera journalist killed in Gaza double-tap ■ One killed in West Bank ■ Israeli gov’t secretly approves record number of new settlements ■ Israel’s popularity dwindles in US
More than a month after war erupted in the Middle East following US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the IDF is pressing ahead with an offensive on its border that threatens to drive hundreds of thousands from their homes.
Donald Trump’s naked threats to target Iran’s civilian infrastructure are the culmination of a strand of neoconservative thought that has defined U.S. war-making over three decades