The death toll in Gaza reached 44,235 and 104,235 have been wounded since Israel started its genocidal war in October 2023. There are believed to be 11,000 missing.
Category: THE ISRAEL WAR – Nov 26 2024
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LEBANON DEATH TOLL
More than 3,750 people have been killed and at least 15,600 injured since war escalated between Hezbollah and Israel in October 2023.
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BIDEN: F*CK PEACE, F*CK THE UN, U.S. SUPPORTS ISRAEL’S GENOCIDE
The Joe Biden administration last week stood in the way of another UN ceasefire resolution for the Gaza genocide as the death toll hit 45,000 after daily Israeli bombing campaigns and a Washington-supported humanitarian blockade that has lasted for over 13 months.
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BERNIE BOY SANDER’S PROPOSAL TO BLOCK U.S. ARMS SALES TO ISRAEL WAS LAUGHABLE
The U.S. Senate is so committed to Israel’s genocide in Gaza, that it rejected resolutions put forth by Sen. Bernie Sanders last week that would block just $1.1 billion of the $20 billion package approved by the U.S. back in August.
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ISRAEL KEEPS BOMBING SYRIA, AT LEAST 92 KILLED
An Israeli airstrike on Syria’s Palmyra on Friday resulted in the deaths of 92, which was considered by the UN as the deadliest such strike in the country ever.
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ISRAEL TO ANNEX THE WEST BANK
Israel will formally annex the West Bank in the “very near future—perhaps in two weeks” to kill any talk of a two-state solution and “convince some in the skeptical Arab world to reconsider financing the planned reconstruction of Gaza,” Seymour Hersh, the Pulitzer-prize winning journalist posted on his Substack, citing a “well-informed Washington official.”
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IRAN PREPARING TO ‘RESPOND’ TO ISRAEL AFTER OCTOBER STRIKES ON MILITARY SITES: REPORT
Ali Larijani, a senior adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, said in an interview on Sunday that Tehran is preparing its response to Israel’s October strikes inside the country that targeted military sites.
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U.S. SUPPORTS MASS MURDERERS, REJECTS ICC ARREST WARRANTS FOR ISRAELI GENOCIDE COMMANDER AND CHIEF
The Biden administration quickly rejected the International Criminal Court’s decision last week to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense chief Yoav Gallant.
