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Sen. Chuck Schumer, who has called himself a shomer Yisroel—or a guardian of the people of Israel, proved his criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier this year was a farce and last week joined House Speaker Mike Johnson in inviting the Israeli leader to address Congress.
“We don't have electricity or running water or Internet or phone connection or anything,” Halima Tayah, 68, told The New York Times.
The New York Times ran a headline last week that gave the impression that the White House is applying a massive amount of pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to ease his killing campaign in Gaza.
Two of Israel’s biggest backers in Congress were targets of a covert influence campaign by Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs to help sell the genocide in Gaza to the American people, according to a report.
Bezalel Smotrich, the extremist Israeli finance minister who now represents the view of most Israelis, said in an interview on Thursday that Israel should make a Palestinian town in the West Bank look like Gaza in its fight against terror.
Nikki Haley, the former GOP presidential hopeful, was photographed signing an Israeli munition—likely provided by the Biden administration—after Israel killed 45 Gazans huddled in a tent camp in Rafah in what has been described as the most brutal attack since the start of the war.
Last month, Yoav Gallant, the Israeli defense minister, warned of a “hot summer” on the border that he said would be a disaster for Hezbollah.
The massacre in Gaza will continue for at least another seven months for Israel to complete its objective to snuff out Hamas in Gaza, Tzachi Hanegbi, head of the Israeli National Security Council, said last week.
The Yemeni Houthis, who have been defending the innocent civilians in Gaza by attempting to seal off the Red Sea during the Israeli genocide, said last week that the U.S. Air Force carried out its deadliest bombing in Yemen since the war started...
A veteran State Department official resigned from her post last week over the Biden administration’s decision to lie to Congress about Israel’s effort to prevent food from entering into Gaza.
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