Israeli forces killed at least 104 Palestinians in Gaza on Wednesday, including at least 71 aid seekers; likely many more elder deaths than reported; lopsided “justice” in West Bank; New York Times’ blatant pro-Israel bias; Sanders’ bills fail, but by a smaller margin than last time
7 US citizens who were on the Gaza flotilla remain in Givon Prison in Israel, and have not been visited by the US embassy officials in Israel, inciting criticism.
The mask has fallen off Western leadership and their corporate media machinery through their complicity in the Gaza genocide.
Israeli forces killed at least 93 Palestinians, including at least 33 aid seekers; 7 died of starvation; Israeli settler accused of killing Palestinian activist out on house arrest; Freedom Flotilla update; much more.
In a rare shift, U.S. evangelical leaders, GOP lawmakers, and right-wing influencers—led by Ambassador Mike Huckabee—are openly criticizing Israel’s actions in Gaza and the West Bank. One conservative pundit stated, “The Israeli government is really screwing up. This horrific war must come to a complete end.”
Israeli forces killed at least 100 Palestinians in Gaza on Monday, including at least 41 aid seekers; concentration camp plans on back burner; airdrops; 3 Palestinians killed in West Bank; annexation of Gaza?
The Marin Independent-Journal, north of San Francisco, missed two of the biggest educational stories of the year, both involving serious setbacks for the Israel lobby.
A live feed from Handala was taken offline shortly after the IDF boarded the vessel. In the final seconds of the broadcast, an Israeli soldier can be seen grabbing the live camera. According to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, the ship’s crew includes lawyers, activists, volunteer medics and journalists, & two French lawmakers.
Appeals and negotiations won’t make Israel stop starving Gaza
Israeli forces killed at least 85 Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, including at least 31 aid seekers; teen killed in West Bank; world leaders condemn Israel’s man-made catastrophe