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U.S.-backed IDF militants were captured on video last week driving a military jeep with an injured Palestinian man strapped to the vehicle’s hood, in the latest embarrassment for what Israeli Prime Minister refers to as the “world’s most moral army.”
Hassan Nasrallah, the head of Hezbollah, said last week that his group has the capability to hit any target it wants in Israel should an all-out war break out.
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces new protests at home to end the Gaza genocide and bring home the hostages, criticized the U.S. for withholding weapons, prompting the White House to call out his comments and insist it gave him all he needed to kill starving Palestinians.
With over 40,000 Palestinians killed by Israel since October—70 percent of them women and children—Israeli forces continued their slaughter last week, carrying out deadly shelling attacks that killed at least 25 people in Rafah and injured at least 50, according to Euronews.
U.S. President Joe Biden, who once said he would withhold certain weapons from Israel if it invaded Rafah, has been orchestrating a pressure campaign on two senators to get them to agree on a deal that would send $18 billion worth of F-15s to the country carrying out genocide in Gaza.
Iran’s top diplomat warned Israel against invading Lebanon and said it would lead its adversary to “hell with no return.”
Derrick Johnson, the head of the NAACP, the black civil rights group, called on the White House last week to indefinitely suspend weapon transfers to Israel amid its ongoing genocide in Gaza...
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.
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