An entire street is leveled. Houses and shops are flattened, including a popular cafe. This is what is left of the town of Bint Jbeil, just a couple of miles from the Israeli border, nearly two months after Israel relaunched its ground offensive in southern Lebanon.
Flotilla update ■ Another Israeli land grab in Gaza ■ Latest on Iran, Lebanon ■ Will Netanyahu refuse to recognize election results if he loses? ■ More.
Israel’s attacks on humanitarian sea missions aiming to reach Gaza go back over 2 decades (Israel attacked almost all of them)- Here is the list
US sides with Israel on flotilla stoppage ■ Israel continues to block sheltering mat’ls from Gaza ■ Gaza unemployment at 68% ■ Israel may return to Iran attacks soon ■ Rubio floats a plan to disarm Hezbollah so Israel won’t have to ■ Israel earmarks $730 million to refurbish its reputation ■ More
What began as one writer’s quest to save his cherished book collection through six displacements became a grassroots effort to salvage the remains of Gaza’s libraries. The newly opened Phoenix Library is also a testament of resilience: ‘We refuse to be a people who just live in tents and wait’
Israel attacks Gaza-bound humanitarian flotilla in int’l waters ■ Israeli forces kill 2 in West Bank ■ Israel approves even more settlement units ■ Latest from Iran, Lebanon, Syria ■ Top Israeli religious body won’t condemn destruction of Christ statue ■ More.
While the world’s attention has been hijacked by the made-for-Israel war against Iran, a flotilla is determined to remind the international community that there is no pause in Gaza’s genocide. Now Israeli forces have intercepted it & detained crews
CEO of parent company Axel Springer (which also owns Business Insider, the Telegraph and other news organizations) said that if journalists do not feel comfortable with the company’s pro-Israel viewpoints they should find work elsewhere
A deep dive into the controversial and high-profile anchor’s approach to journalism, Trump, Israel, and the fallout in the CBS newsroom. His interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates appeared to change the trajectory of Dokoupil’s career, and of CBS News.
The settlers are increasingly crossing the border into Syria, with at least tacit support from the Israeli military.