The malnutrition crisis is entirely manufactured by Israel. Before the war, malnutrition in Gaza was almost non-existent. Since then MSF has treated almost 5,000 children, almost all under 5 years old, for acute malnutrition.
Will life ever get better in Gaza? ■ Flotilla update ■ Ben-Gvir dreams of executions ■ Iran ceasefire on shaky ground, as Trump & Hegseth lie ■ More.
The world’s attention is captured by newer wars fought by Israel and the U.S., but not much has changed in the Gaza Strip since the cease-fire was declared in October. Daily life remains a fight for survival and living conditions are deteriorating.
The U.S. alliance with Israel has gone from a bipartisan consensus to a subject of fierce debate among Republicans and Democrats alike. The remaining strong pro-Israel constituency is over-50 Republicans. The House Republican most outspoken against aid to Israel is Thomas Massie – AIPAC’s super PAC & a group affiliated with the Republican Jewish Coalition, funded by megadonor Miriam Adelson, are waging a massive campaign against him
“One in five Gaza families eats only one meal every day” ■ Flotilla update ■ Demolitions in East Jerusalem ■ Latest from Iran, Lebanon, Syria ■ Much more.
News from Gaza, Gaza flotilla ■ More settler, anti-Christian violence ■ Jonathan Pollard ■ Moral injury and faux innocence ■ Latest from Iran, Lebanon ■ More.
Israel’s bombing of Lebanon has killed more than a thousand civilians this year. Israel also drove out more than a half million civilians from southern Lebanon… Past Israeli attacks on Lebanon…Israel has been dragging the US into Lebanese quagmires since the 1980s…
A combat surgeon who volunteered in Gaza during the genocide is one of the surprise leaders in the Democratic Party race to replace Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman in New Jersey’s 12th district.
Israel has failed to halt a wave of violence against Palestinians, prompting military officials to urge the government to intervene.
Rabbi Michael Henkin, one of the leaders of “the religious left,” whose members are in contact with Christian clergy in Jerusalem and the West Bank, says that a new ethos has developed in Israeli society, according to which anything perceived as different is a threat. Hence, while street signs say “Armenian Patriarchate Street,” some call it “Spitting Street.”