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
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.
As Weiss’s news organization explores a deal to sell to CBS, much of its content on the Middle East is produced by a shadowy think tank tied to pro-Israel advocacy.
There’s a lot B’Tselem gets right in its report, but some parts deserve scrutiny, Diana Buttu writes. Israel’s genocide is carried out by a state and a society that has spent eight decades focusing on supremacy and superiority…
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?
Israeli human rights organization, B’Tselem, shares horrifying report outlining Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people.
Israeli forces kill at least 88 Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday – on the first day of 10-hour “humanitarian pauses”; a smattering of aid enters, including airdrops that injure more than 10; Mike Huckabee claims GHF is “safe” as 29 aid-seekers are killed; Hamas comments on ceasefire negotiation breakdown; Handala update
The New York Times has helped to enable and sustain Israel’s ongoing genocide. A new dossier reveals the close ties of 20 top editors, executives, and journalists at the Times who have covered Gaza and their connection to Israel and Zionism.
Israeli forces kill at least 71 Palestinians in Gaza, including 22 aid-seekers; 5 die of starvation; aid airdrop a drop in the ocean; is this a famine yet?; Israeli army storms Handala flotilla boat; another Israeli lie laid bare; war crimes in Gaza
UN chief: “I cannot explain the level of indifference and inaction we see by too many in the international community. The lack of compassion. The lack of truth. The lack of humanity.”