Clearly, Palestinian lives don’t matter. In the last 24 hours, Israel massacred at least 125 Palestinians in Gaza. The real number is likely far higher, given the near-total collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system and those people buried under the rubble of bombed out buildings. Where’s the outrage? Where’s the condemnation? Why isn’t it major headlines across...
One might well ask how a group composed of little more than 3 percent of the U.S. population has managed to gain control of the nation’s foreign policy, its legislature and executive branches...
Despite approving $383 million for humanitarian aid for Gaza after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was announced, the Trump administration has yet to cut any checks so aid groups working in the region have been forced to foot the bill, according to a report.
The Israeli effort to turn the West Bank into Gaza 2.0 is reportedly taking hold as the IDF turned three of the region’s refugee camps in Jenin, Tulkarem, and Nur Shams into something equivalent to what you’d see in northern Gaza.
Israelis held a rally last week that focused on the future of Gaza and top government officials who attended said it was clear that U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to ethnically cleanse the enclave is the most viable and what they supported.
Al Jazeera reported Sunday that Israel banned humanitarian aid into Gaza until Hamas agrees to its new terms and extends Phase 1 of the deal, which ended on Saturday. Hamas called Israel’s move a “war crime and a blatant attack,” the Associated Press reported.
Nissim Vaturi, the deputy speaker of Israel's Knesset, called for the murder of every adult male in Gaza.
The problem is that those folks who are looking nervously at what President Donald Trump is doing to reshape the Middle East to the benefit of Israel are not looking deeply enough into the U.S. domestic policy changes that are also being promoted that will strip Americans of fundamental rights like freedom of speech or association in any situation in which Israel or Jewish groups are involved, even marginally.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is open to the idea of Israelis settling in Gaza after “encouraging” Palestinians to get out, Itamar Ben Gvir, the head of the Jewish Power party, said.
Israel has been referring to its newly stolen land in Gaza so-called “buffer zones” that cross Gaza preventing the movement of Palestinians and making it easier for IDF troops to drive across the enclave with ease—all in the name of “security,” of course.