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Universities across Europe and in Canada have seen protests break out inspired by American college students who want their schools to stop investments and partnerships with Israel over its ongoing genocide in Gaza. These protesters also want an immediate ceasefire.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week during a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken that any talk of a permanent ceasefire with Hamas is out of the question—even if every single remaining hostage is released.
The International Court of Justice ruled last week that Berlin can continue to provide weapons to Israel despite an effort by Nicaragua to issue an emergency order to prevent these shipments amid a genocide in Gaza.
Abdallah al-Dardari, a UN assistant secretary-general, said the level of destruction in Gaza is something not seen since 1945.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the American public last week in opposition to the anti-genocide protests that have broken out on college campuses across the U.S., calling these demonstrators “antisemitic mobs” that must be stopped.
The U.S. should immediately end its weapon support for Israel after reports emerged of a leaked State Department memo that said the agency does not believe Israel when it says it has been in compliance with international law in Gaza, according to DAWN, the human rights group called Democracy for the Arab World Now.
Free speech is dead in the U.S.
On Monday, some 300 bodies were found at a hospital in southern Gaza where Israeli forces carried out a two-week-long operation under the auspices of fighting Hamas.
While much of the world’s attention has been on tensions between Israel and Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu's government continues to butcher Palestinians who are huddled in the Southern Gaza city of Rafah—killing 22 people, including 18 children in an airstrike in the overnight hours on Sunday.
U.S. President Joe Biden penned an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal published last week urging Congress to pass the war-funding package that includes $95 billion to help fund the Ukraine War and Israel’s future war with Iran because Tehran hopes to “destroy Israel forever.”
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