Daniella Weiss, a top Israeli settler who served as mayor of a West Bank “settlement” (land stealer in violation of the Geneva Conventions are article 242 of the United Nations) called Kedumim, said one way to eradicate Palestinians from Gaza is to starve them out. and
The alleged Iranian drone attack near the border between Jordan and Syria that killed three troops and injured dozens is just the beginning as long as Washington continues to fund and support Israel’s genocide in Gaza, according to the Islamic Resistance in Iraq.
The greatest victim of Israel’s U.S.-approved genocide in Gaza continues to be children.
U.S. National Security Council Spokesperson John Kirby said last week that Washington sees no evidence that Israel is committing war crimes in Gaza as Mexico and Chile announced that they asked the International Criminal Court to investigate.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke out last week against the effort by South Africa to hold Israel accountable for alleged genocide in Gaza—calling the initiative “galling.”
Nissim Vaturi, a far-right member of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud Party, said in an interview last week that he stands by his earlier comment that Israel has been too soft in Gaza and should burn the coastal enclave to the ground.
Ofer Cassif, a member of Israel’s (left wing) Hadash-Ta'al party in the Knesset, faced calls for his ouster after he lent his support behind South Africa’s case of genocide against Israel in the International Court of Justice.
Most Gazans face the risk of famine as Israel continues its genocide and food blockade in the coastal enclave—and the UN now forecasts that the city could reach the level of famine by February without intervention.
Iran’s top diplomat held a phone call with Britain’s David Cameron, the foreign secretary, on Sunday and blamed the U.K. for its role in the war crimes and genocide being committed by Israel in Gaza—noting that the conflict’s history did not begin on 7 October.
Martin Griffiths, the UN’s under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs, said Friday that the international community must come together to bring an end to Israel’s war in Gaza, which made the coastal enclave uninhabitable and has shown the “worst of humanity.”