In a press conference, Egyptian president Sisi said Israel’s war has long since ‘surpassed any logic or justification, and has become a war of starvation and genocide’.
If a country engages in racism, war crimes, or human rights violations, we can denounce it — but if Israel does it, we will be accused of antisemitism.
I witnessed devastated hospitals, mass graves, bodies eaten by dogs. After speaking out about the genocide occurring, I discovered my visa will not be renewed.
In just 24 hours, five more people died of starvation. The total number of recorded deaths from hunger in Gaza has reached 188, including at least 94 children.
Coverage of Israel’s starvation of Gaza was sparse for months; even now, most reporting is skewed away from Israel’s culpability.
Bret Stephens wields “unprecedented power over the editorial board” as the Zionist gatekeeper at the New York Times. This is an affront to the freedom of its journalists and the paper’s institutional integrity.
American labor activist Chris Smalls was released from Israeli imprisonment on July 31 after being assaulted by soldiers who abducted him and the rest of the crew of a ship headed to Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid on July 26.
American lawyer and political activist Ralph Nader states that the genocide is being committed by Israel and funded by US taxpayers’ money is exponentially worse than we think.
“It seems incredibly hypocritical to suddenly be shocked by these images [of starving children] when every humanitarian agency has said no one can replace UNRWA.”
While it continues its conflict with its neighbors, Israel is fighting another war just as intensely, spending gigantic amounts of money bombarding Europe with propaganda.