Israel kills at least 79 in Gaza; US-Israeli aid mechanism falls apart hours after launch, State Dept defends effort; Israel receives 800th planeload of US weapons; Israeli Cabinet ‘secretly’ approves 22 new illegal settlements; journalists under fire in West Bank; more.
Gaza shelter becomes inferno; GHF aid distribution begins?; available cropland in Gaza >5%; Israel set to increase reserve force by 50,000 in Gaza; Israel threatens retaliatory annexation of West Bank settlements; yearly provocative Israeli flag march doesn’t disappoint; former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert op-ed: Enough Is Enough; US politicians pay homage to Netanyahu
At least 38 Gazans killed; bakeries in Gaza halt again after only 3 days of operation; ‘killer’ robots; chief of Gaza Humanitarian Foundation resigns, as NGOs distance themselves; Israeli settler violence; Netanyahu’s “siege politics”; CAIR: US bombs killed Red Cross workers; Spain: Gaza is “a gaping wound on humanity”; more.
“Ms. Rachel has freaked out the entire media class because she has shown how easy it is to humanize Palestinians and treat them with compassion while the mainstream media has spent 19 months doing precisely the opposite,” said one observer.
No improvements in Gaza after Israel allowed a bit of food; US-led food distribution postponed; int’l law condemns Israel’s actions; more
Israeli attacks kill at least 76 people across Gaza; 50 killed in one house; food and water nearly nonexistent; extermination as negotiation; is the “final displacement” near?; 120 days of Israeli assaults in West Bank; more.
American college students have been protesting Israel’s aid blockade and ongoing slaughter against Gazans; one hunger striker has been hospitalized. Five reports:
The plan, rejected by the UN and other aid groups, is nothing more than a ‘sinister’ mechanism of control masquerading as aid.
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.
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.