Yoav Gallant, the Israeli defense head, reportedly told a top U.S. negotiator on Monday that “military action” seems to be the only option to return tens of thousands of Israelis to their homes in the north amid an increase in violence with Lebanon’s Hezbollah.
Gaza’s Health Ministry on Sunday released a list identifying those killed inside the enclave amid Israel’s genocide since 7 October.
It’s been said that there is no place in Gaza that is safe from Israeli missiles, and the UN announced on Monday that more than 85 percent of the enclave is under an evacuation order—the most recent was announced on Saturday in the north.
Take a look at the front page of Monday’s Wall Street Journal and see a large photo of a burning building with the headline, “Russia Strikes Apartment Building in Ukraine.”
U.S.-backed IDF terrorists last week carried out a rare raid inside Syria—killing at least 16 at a factory allegedly used by Iran to produce advanced missiles.
The New York Times last week justified Israel’s recent violent crackdown in the West Bank by assigning blame on Palestinians who fight back against IDF troops who protect “settlers” who have made life a living hell in the territory.
The U.S. bribed Egypt with $1.3 billion in military aid to get Cairo to “continue to participate in U.S. policy towards Palestine, which equates to facilitating the ongoing genocide in Gaza,” Dr. Annelle Sheline, a research fellow for the Middle East at the Quincy Institute, posted on Wednesday.
Despite Israel’s genocide in Gaza, killing at least 41,206 people, an unsourced Israeli report said Hamas is recovering at a faster pace than the IDF is dismantling the group.
Children in Gaza have missed an entire full year of school, and there is no sign that this school year will be any different given that Israel continues to carry out its campaign to ethnically cleanse the coastal enclave.
Israel’s security cabinet on Saturday said returning Israelis to their homes in the stolen land in the north—along the border with Lebanon—will be named an official goal of the war, raising the likelihood of a major escalation.