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.”
America must choose: Continue down a path of costly entanglement and strategic decline, or chart a new course anchored in sovereignty, balance, and hard-nosed diplomacy.
“They wanted me to sign a statement admitting that I was a dangerous person. I didn’t sign it, and I say that all of us, peoples and governments of democratic nations, should no longer sign anything with Israel.”
Forcibly moving Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn East African country would be ethnic cleansing – a war crime.
Israeli universities regularly collaborate with the military, which has destroyed all academic life in Gaza. That’s done nothing to slow U.S.-Israeli partnerships.
Israel has long been indoctrinating its children to believe Palestinians are less than human, and thus not worthy of empathy or compassion.
As support for Israel drops in polls, Democrats are increasingly trying to distance themselves from the Gaza genocide by blaming the Israeli far right, which lets a genocidal society off the hook.
Virginia Delegate Sam Rasoul, whose family was displaced by Israel, wrote about the ‘evils’ of Zionism, prompting a flurry of attacks from top Democrats.
Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, releases a statement in reaction to the ground invasion of Gaza City, which could mark the end of the genocide.