Israel can burn down Palestinian homes, kill innocent civilians, and conduct near-nightly raids in some of the poorest refugee camps in the world, and the U.S. will still support its government with funding and weapons, Lloyd Austin, the U.S. defense secretary, said last week.
One might think that since Honest Joe Biden declared his latest war entitled the U.S. National Strategy to Counter Anti Semitism in May the media has certainly taken up the task of exposing evil in these United States by reporting every affront to Jewish groups or individuals and to the Jewish state, Israel.
Politicians in Washington continue to be owned and operated by Israel after the House overwhelmingly passed a resolution that rejected claims that the country is racist against Palestinians or an apartheid state.
Demonstrations broke out across Israel on Monday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government passed a key part of its judicial overhaul package called the “reasonableness bill,” which normally allows the Supreme Court to overrule legislation it deems unreasonable.
That AI pause? If it’s happening at all (which is doubtful), the pause certainly doesn’t extend to the rapid development and implementation of AI in military applications.
Palestinians keep waking up to a new day of attacks and murder by Israel, fearing what to expect next from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hardline government that is fighting for its survival as hundreds of thousands of Israelis keep taking to the streets in opposition to his Judicial reform acts.
Israeli forces bombed southern Lebanon last week as Tel Aviv considers a possible multi-front conflict as tensions in the region soar.
Gerald Celente has famously said, “When all else fails, they take you to war.”
The theory is that failing political leaders know the most effective way to distract the public is to engage in a military conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he pulled a key provision from his controversial judicial overhaul plan—and said he would not insist on a clause that would give the Knesset the ability to override the country’s supreme court.
Not every child is equal, according to the United Nations.