Israel’s crackdown on any reporting from inside Gaza has made it impossible for Western journalists to tell the complete story of the horrors unfolding inside the enclave—resorting instead to social media posts, reporters who live there, and telephone calls, according to a critical report in Haaretz.
Israel is dramatically downplaying the number of Israelis displaced amid the worsening conflict in the north with Hezbollah, according to a report last week.
For the past several weeks, The Trends Journal has been documenting the death toll in Gaza.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president, has been one of the most outspoken critics of Israel and its ongoing genocide in Gaza, but, despite his bluster, has done little to save the Palestinians from Israel’s aggression.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again showed U.S. President Joe Biden who’s boss and rejected a claim out of Washington that a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was about 90 percent completed.
The donor class in California teamed up with the state’s Democratic Party and university elites to smash protests before they begin on campuses in the fall semester—after rallies broke out last semester in opposition to Israel’s brutal genocide in Gaza.
Israel continues to carry out new military offensives and bombing campaigns in Gaza and Palestinians trapped in the enclave have been stuffed in cramped so-called “safe zones” that are diminishing in size by the week.
Israel continues its relentless killing spree in Gaza. But with over 40,000 Palestinians killed by Israel, of which some 70 percent are women and children, it’s not “news” in America.
About 67 percent of Israelis say they support a more aggressive approach against Lebanon’s Hezbollah after months of clashes on the northern border, which has displaced 60,000 Israelis from their homes in settlements in Northern Israel.
Universities across the U.S. are devising plans and coming up with new rules in preparation for the anti-genocide protests that will be resuming on campuses as the fall semester begins and Israel continues its massacre in Gaza.