May 15 marks the 77th anniversary of the Nakba, or the Catastrophe — the destruction of historic Palestine, the catastrophe of dispossession, and the mass ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian population in 1948, which continues to this day.
Every blocked aid convoy, every broken truce, and every rejected peace offer underscores Israel’s true objective: erasing Palestinians from Gaza.
Israel kills Palestinian journalist; Netanyahu won’t end Gaza war, but might accept temporary ceasefire; Israeli cabinet votes to formalize annexation of occupied West Bank territory; US ended Houthi campaign amid mounting risks, soaring expenses
This year’s May 14 and May 15 will be remembered by a particularly horrendous proof that international law has been shattered: A state is intentionally starving an entire population.
Although Edan Alexander was a soldier captured at a military outpost, U.S. news outlets rarely described him as a prisoner of war.
The killing of Tom Godo by the Israeli army is the latest example of Israelis killed by their own forces on 7 October, using the Hannibal Directive
Previously unreported US government study reveals use of terror charges as a tactic to lock up Palestinians and to thwart the peace process with little if any evidence.
Risk of famine across all of Gaza; Hamas frees soldier Edan Alexander; Israeli settlers almost pulled off animal sacrifice in Al Aqsa; more land theft in West Bank; Shireen Abu Akleh; bill would enable Trump to denounce any nonprofit as a “terrorist-supporting organization,” lose tax-exempt status; Google saw Israel as uncontrollable; Gaza flotilla update
From a detention center in Louisiana, student activist Mahmoud Khalil writes a letter to his newborn son, reflecting on love and the struggle for liberation.
Google’s acquisition of Israeli software company Wiz, for $32 billion, shows just how much Silicon Valley is invested in Israeli tech. The problem is, almost all of Israeli tech is first developed by a genocidal army.