Israeli forces kill at least 52 Palestinians in Gaza on Saturday, including at least 10 aid seekers; 422 known starved to death; thousands more displaced Palestinians find no tents, no space in southern Gaza; Israeli settlers burn Bedouin homes; Rubio, Netanyahu visit Western Wall; flotilla update
Despite the UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification confirmation of Gaza’s famine, Israel’s denial persists as Western media reinforces these misleading narratives, argues Rebecca Ruth Gould.
Israeli forces kill at least 50 in Gaza on Thursday, including 14 aid seekers; 413 starved; UNGA votes for 2-state solution, UNSC supports Qatar; US senators release report on Gaza; Israeli army detains over 1K Palestinians in West Bank; Netanyahu says no to Palestinian state; Israel and Charlie Kirk
Delivery of a 400-page legal document authored by leading lawyers and historians marks the launch of the ‘Britain Owes Palestine’ campaign [See who actually wrote the Balfour Declaration, and why.]
Israel has destroyed 50 buildings and hundreds of tents in Gaza City in two days as part of an operation to force up to a million Palestinians south.
Israel kills at least 79 in Gaza on Wed, including at least 9 aid seekers; 411 confirmed dead of starvation; bombing of Gaza continues; Latin church in Gaza refuses to evacuate; Israel’s attack on Doha “barbaric,” kills any hope of negotiated peace; Israel kills 35 in Yemen; flotilla update; more
In an interview with Piers Morgan on September 9, Tucker Carlson commented on a number of suspicious Israeli connections to the 911 attacks on the U.S., and on Fox News censoring its own report.
Israeli forces kill at least 41 Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, including at least 12 aid seekers; 404 starved to death; Israel is rogue and proud; homelessness in Gaza City, West Bank; IDF has a suicide problem; more
“I’m a human being, and so are the people in Gaza, and that’s enough connection to know that starving children and burning children are morally wrong.”
Gaza’s hospitals and health workers have been overwhelmed and unable to meet even the most basic medical needs in the past year.
As malnutrition cases rise among children, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers, one hospital volunteer says: ‘This is not medicine. This is survival’