I was fired from my position as a Professor of Medicine at the University of California San Fransisco, for speaking out against racism that leads to genocide.
Hundreds of US veterans and allies have been fasting for weeks across the country, in protest against the ongoing war in Gaza.
The Bible-thumping, messianic rhetoric of Israeli and American politicians reveals a dangerous irony: they don’t oppose theocracy (unless it’s the Islamic kind) and cloak their own fanaticism in terms like ‘Judeo-Christian values’ and ‘the West’
Israel kills at least 89 in Gaza, mostly aid-seekers; latest on Israel-Iran-US; Congress pushes back; Huckabee’s super-Zionist message to Trump; Palestinian prisoners punished for celebrating; more
“We have returned the question of our future to ourselves. It will be guaranteed by no passport, protected by no brutal superpower.”
Rev. Johnnie Moore, the new head of the singularly incompetent Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, embraces a Trump-Netanyahu view of Gaza and its leadership that is divorced from fact.
Antisemitism is used by Israel to divert focus from its genocide in Gaza, the real material violence that we should be condemning.
Israel appears to have rebranded the Abu Shebab criminal gang as a “security force” and using them to facilitate the final phase of the genocide: pushing the entire Palestinian population into a concentration camp in Rafah, then carrying out mass expulsion.
The army is using an algorithm it knows to be inaccurate to declare Gaza neighborhoods as “green,” or cleared of residents, and carry out airstrikes — killing hundreds of civilians in recent weeks, a joint investigation reveals.
Jonathan Greenblatt seems to think that criticism of Israel’s brutal acts, not the acts themselves, could promote a violent response from observers abroad.