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Britain's new government announced last week that it will resume funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), after the previous government suspended all aid—alongside the U.S.—after Israel claimed, without evidence, that the agency was a hotbed for Hamas terrorists.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu knows he runs the U.S. government no matter which party is in power, but the increased likelihood of a Donald Trump presidency has leaders even less interested in a ceasefire deal with Hamas than before—with Bullshit Biden.
The extremist Israeli Knesset last week passed a resolution opposing Palestinian statehood despite 145 countries that now identify Palestine as a state.
Sergey Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, said last week that while Lebanon is looking to avoid war with Israel, there are suspicions that “some circles in Israel are trying to achieve just that.”
Antonio Guterres, the UN secretary-general last week called the humanitarian crisis in Gaza a “moral stain on us all” and warned that the humanitarian support system in Gaza is about to collapse.
The UN ambassador from Brazil on Wednesday called for an end to weapon shipments into Israel as the Netanyahu government carries out its attempt at ethnic cleansing inside the enclave.
U.S. President Joe Biden was roundly mocked last week after saying in an interview that he has done “more for the Palestinian community than anybody.”
Residents returned to parts of Gaza City on Friday after another Israeli offensive in the area and found even more death and despair than the last time they were forced to flee.
Josep Borrell, the top EU diplomat, condemned the recent Israeli attack on a Gaza school building that was captured on video last week in what was seen as the latest Israeli atrocity in the enclave.
The U.S. announced last week that it will resume shipments of 500-pound bombs to Israel after a brief pause over the casualty count in Gaza that was becoming a political liability for U.S. President Joe Biden who has an election to win.
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