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.
The “Block the Bombs” bill’s supporters are presenting it as a litmus test for the 2026 midterms amidst the ongoing genocide that the US is funding.
Establishment media reported on the murders of Gaza’s journalists using the same Zionist talking points that enabled their killings – the Israeli narrative.
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.
The United Methodist Church (UMC) will divest from Israel bonds and from other governments maintaining illegal military occupations, making it the first church in the world to make such a pledge.
It’s so revealing how Israelis keep begging Trump to end the killing in Gaza, because they understand that the US president has the power to force Israel to stop. It seems like Israelis understand this far better than Americans do.
A reporter in Gaza finds a Catholic community grieving their family members killed by Israeli bombs, but still worshipping together.
As support for Israel drops in polls, Democrats are increasingly trying to distance themselves from the Gaza genocide by blaming the Israeli far right, which lets a genocidal society off the hook.
The settler attackers roamed free, but Palestinians on the scene were detained, and the American nurse deported. “They don’t want people to feel comfortable helping Palestinians,” she said.
As Israel continues its assault on Gaza, US conservatives are taking special note of one form of Israeli belligerence: attacks on Christians in the Holy Land.