The deaths of five journalists this week in an Israeli airstrike, while they were reporting from the supposedly safe confines of a hospital in southern Gaza, underscored how deadly the 22-month conflict has been for those trying to report about what is happening on the ground.
The vice-president of the International Court of Justice said, ‘The Lord is counting on me to stand on the side of Israel.’ How did we get here?
In recent weeks, Israeli journalists spoke by video with doctors around the Gaza Strip. Through virtual tours of medical facilities, they sought to document the situation in which thousands of children suffer from severe acute malnutrition. What they saw was of catastrophic proportions.
U.S. lawmakers who have been silent for the last 22 months are now speaking out publicly and blaming Israel for the starvation and famine conditions in the Gaza Strip.
“For almost two years, the international community has failed to protect Palestinian children. Until the UN chooses to act, this is the fate we are guaranteeing a generation of children in Gaza. Inaction is a choice. Indecision is complicity.”
The news outlet founded by Israel acolyte Bari Weiss, The Free Press, defends its recent reporting efforts that sought to undermine claims that Gaza is facing a famine.
A deep-dive, first-person account of Israel’s manufactured famine in Gaza from a security contractor who saw its inner workings.
Israel rushed to attempt to discredit the report that determined Gaza is suffering from the highest level of famine. But lies and victim-playing do not change one basic fact: Israel starved Gazans until the world intervened.
A 21st-century famine, watched over by drones and the most advanced military technology in history…It is a famine on all of our watch. Everyone owns this.
The Israeli army’s deliberate killing of five Palestinian farmers while working on their land in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, reflects a recurring pattern and an ongoing systematic policy aimed at destroying any attempt to secure the minimum food supply through local production.