“Full-scale famine conditions” right around the corner; Gaza authorities say Israel is deliberately killing civilians; Netanyahu calls security chief ‘liar’; Israeli settler violence; UNRWA ban contested in Int’l Court of Justice; universities get tough on Trump – but with “the Palestine Exception”
Children are still the primary victims of Israel’s attacks; Israel escalates attacks on families and shelters in Gaza; Hamas willing to release all captives for five-year truce; why do conservatives fighting ‘antisemitism’ actively target US Jews?
Col. Douglas McGregor and Daniel Davis discuss the purge of Pentagon officers who opposed war with Iran. Davis asks who had the heft to convince Hegseth to fire one of his most senior and trusted aides – who was “behind the curtain running the show.” Macgregor recommends people look at Howard Lutnick and possibly Jared Kushner. (Both are fervently pro-Israel.)
Trump’s statements on Gaza that he calls “my concept” is in fact not his at all. Over decades there have been multiple Israeli plans to empty out the Palestinian population in a bid to secure full control over this part of Palestine
Nothing to eat, nowhere to hide for Gaza’s population; Trump claims he pushed Netanyahu to end siege; Israel receives 3 more F-35 fighter jets; Dem voters overwhelmingly want conditions placed on military aid to Israel; US restores legal status of hundreds of students after abruptly revoking visas
12 Palestinian detainees released; Israel admits shooting, killing Palestinian child in West Bank; bomb threat at Barnard College wrongly blamed on pro-Palestine protesters; US federal agency texts Barnard College employees to ask if they’re Jewish
Another bad news day in Gaza, the West Bank, Israeli prisons for Palestinians, the Israeli gov’t, the Int’l Court of Justice, and more.
Israel expects ‘significant crisis’ in Gaza as it plans to continue total blockade; army reportedly fabricated Gaza tunnel discovery to stall ceasefire deal; Netanyahu demanded defiance of Supreme Court; Israeli army needs additional $2.6 billion to crush Gaza; Trump told Congress e was building up US forces in mideast to protect Israel; Mahmoud Khalil misses birth of his child
Pope Francis was “dear friend” and “harshest critic”; Hamas willing to cede control of Gaza; home demolitions; big news from No Other Land; Mike Huckabee’s support for famine; much more.
In 2024, while all eyes were on Gaza, Biden launched a bombing campaign in Yemen that displaced over 531,000 people. There was no congressional vote. No White House press conference. By the end of the year, U.S. warplanes had hit schools, mosques, farms, ports, and fuel trucks across Yemen, causing a humanitarian collapse