U.S. politicians and the Western media came out in fierce support for Israel after the IDF blamed Hezbollah for launching an attack that killed at least 12 inside the occupied Golan Heights that was seen as escalatory and put Israel on the brink of an all-out war with the Lebanese group.
Hezbollah flew a sophisticated drone over Israel’s Ramat David air base last week which was seen as the latest signal from the Lebanese group that it has the capacity to strike any target it wants inside Israel.
The Israeli military said it detected traces of polio in sewage samples at two sites in Gaza last month raising concerns of a major outbreak.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour Party announced last week that it will no longer object to the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant being issued for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and it will restart its funding of the UNRWA…
The Israeli military earlier this month moved to increase its control over cultural heritage sites inside the occupied West Bank and seized land at the summit of Tel Sebastia for unspecified “military needs.”
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, said Sunday that his armed forces may invade Israel on behalf of the Palestinians being butchered by the Israeli military in Gaza.
Philippe Lazzarini, the commissioner-general of UNRWA, announced last week that nearly 200 members of this agency have been killed during the Israeli genocide in Gaza—the biggest amount ever for any agency in the UN—and called for Israel to be held accountable.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the AIPAC-approved U.S. Congress last week and was called out for a series of bold-faced lies during his speech that sparked protests across Washington and condemnation on social media.
The death toll in Gaza reached 39,363 on Monday with over 90,000 injured throughout the enclave. Tens of thousands are believed to be trapped under the rubble.