Israeli land robbers that the media and politicians call “settlers”, emboldened by supportive governments in Tel Aviv and Washington, have ramped up their violence, intimidation campaign, and land theft in the West Bank at a rate not seen since the 1967 war as the world’s attention is largely focused on the daily atrocities being carried out in Gaza by the IDF.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said there has been a “slight improvement” in humanitarian aid shipments entering Gaza but “it hasn’t been sufficient to change the overall outcome” of the conditions on the ground inside the battered enclave.
A German company that provides the IDF with a key component for its armored vehicles that the military is using in Gaza during its genocide is considering how to make sure it doesn’t lose its contract with Israel after Friedrich Merz, the chancellor, announced a partial weapons sale ban.
Israel has killed at least 61,430 Palestinians and wounded 153,213 in its genocide campaign inside Gaza. More than 11,000 are missing.
U.S. President Donald Trump said in an interview on Monday that he had a “good” telephone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and appeared to—once again—offer his support for the IDF to ramp up its killing sprees inside Gaza.
U.S. President Donald Trump has delivered on his campaign promise to smash free speech on college campuses to defend the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza and is now shifting his attention to public and private universities.
The Israeli security cabinet last week approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan for the IDF to occupy Gaza City, a sign that the government is fully committed to carrying out the Trump-Kushner plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza of Palestinians to make room for lavish hotels in the oceanside enclave.
Bezalel Smotrich, the powerful finance minister in Israel, said in a video posted on social media on Saturday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “made a U-turn” after their discussions on how to crush Hamas and said he “lost faith” in his motivation to achieve success.
Police in London arrested 522 people on Saturday for demonstrating against the British government’s decision to label Palestine Action, a protest group banned under the U.K.’s Terrorism Act 2000 after members damaged planes inside a British military base for the country’s role in supporting Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greeted at least 20 Republican House members in Israel last week during a trip that was organized by AIPAC and updated them on the “war” in Gaza and the “mendacious campaign being waged by Hamas against the State of Israel.”