The New York Times reveals some facts about Palestinians being held in Israeli prisons as suspects in the October 7th assault. If Americans Knew fills in a few of the critical items that NYT reporting left out.
Israeli forces kill at least 32 Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, including at least 13 aid seekers; 239 known starvation deaths; hardship of every kind across Gaza; Israel’s new settlement plan ‘ends hope of Palestinian state’; Greater Israel; Marwan Barghouti; “Gaza doesn’t need our sadness”
Israel claims the organizations were ‘not authorized to deliver aid’ despite many of them having worked in Gaza for decades.
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.”
Israel kills at least 100 in Gaza, including 38 aid seekers; 239 now dead of starvation; Israel creates barriers for aid groups; Day After plans; medicide; Israeli settlers kill Palestinian in West Bank; administrative detention; priest deported; Greater Israel; US whitewashes Israeli human rights abuses
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
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.
The Israeli army killed Al Jazeera correspondent Anas al-Sharif and five of his colleagues in a targeted strike on a journalists’ tent outside al-Shifa Hospital.
The son of the world’s second-richest man is purchasing one of America’s most influential news outlets, which should worry anyone who cares about a free and independent press.