Netanyahu ties ‘living by the sword’ to territorial expansion. This is a constant in Israeli policy – territory before security, and then claiming that keeping the gains is a matter of security. Israelis think this is how it’s meant to be.
In an interview with Tucker Carlson, the US ambassador said it would be ‘fine’ if Israel took over the land between the Euphrates River and the Nile.
Netanyahu officially approved a settlement plan last week, and announced his intentions to greenlight other settlements just like it. Together, these plans would end the West Bank as a geographic and political entity.
Israeli forces kill at least 32 Palestinians in Gaza on Thursday, including at least 13 aid seekers; 239 known starvation deaths; hardship of every kind across Gaza; Israel’s new settlement plan ‘ends hope of Palestinian state’; Greater Israel; Marwan Barghouti; “Gaza doesn’t need our sadness”
America must choose: Continue down a path of costly entanglement and strategic decline, or chart a new course anchored in sovereignty, balance, and hard-nosed diplomacy.
Israel kills at least 100 in Gaza, including 38 aid seekers; 239 now dead of starvation; Israel creates barriers for aid groups; Day After plans; medicide; Israeli settlers kill Palestinian in West Bank; administrative detention; priest deported; Greater Israel; US whitewashes Israeli human rights abuses
It’s just a fantasy, but can you imagine what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, an indicted war criminal, might say if injected with truth serum?
Israel is constructing tunnels that will be required to pass through the West Bank, making large parts of the occupied territory accessible only to Israelis.
Israel kills and maims Palestinians of all demographics, apparently without compunction – and White House makes excuses for the carnage.
Humanitarian aid orgs describe Israel’s total siege on northern Gaza using words like “extermination,” phrases like “most child amputees in modern history” and “no food distribution in any form”