Israeli forces killed at least 51 Palestinians in Gaza in the last 24 hours, including at least 17 aid seekers; malnutrition deaths at 251; settler attacks; former IDF general calls Palestinian death toll in Gaza ‘necessary’; another Congress member says “genocide”; watch out, Maersk!
“Shame on you,” says Father Jacques Noble-Abed of Taybeh, in the occupied West Bank, referring to US evangelicals who support Israel. “Because this is not the teaching of Jesus in the Gospel.”
The New York Times reveals some facts about Palestinians being held in Israeli prisons as suspects in the October 7th assault. If Americans Knew fills in a few of the critical items that NYT reporting left out.
A $25 billion deal is the latest acquisition to strengthen the link between the U.S. tech sector and Israeli intelligence.
Israel kills at least 73 in Gaza, including 21 aid seekers; 235 have now died of starvation; antibiotic-resistant diseases; ceasefire proposal; status quo in Jerusalem; whitewashing the killing of Gaza journalists; a message from The Elders
Israeli universities regularly collaborate with the military, which has destroyed all academic life in Gaza. That’s done nothing to slow U.S.-Israeli partnerships.
Israel has long been indoctrinating its children to believe Palestinians are less than human, and thus not worthy of empathy or compassion.
The International Rescue Committee’s Bob Kitchen unpacks how Israel’s war and aid restrictions, not food shortage, are driving Gaza’s hunger crisis.
Israeli forces kill 61, including at least 21 aid seekers; 217 have died of starvation, including 100 children; Israel wipes out entire family; where do we stand 80 years after Hiroshima?; somebody has been lying about Israeli military’s use of Microsoft product; NEA and ADL; Germany and Israel
Israeli forces killed at least 36 Palestinians in Gaza on Friday; Hamas “ready for a comprehensive deal”; Netanyahu administration threatens Germany over recognition of Palestinian state; Trump says ‘looking into’ reports Somaliland open to taking in Palestinians, demands $1B from UCLA