London’s Metropolitan Police arrested more than 70 people who took part in a protest on Saturday in support of the Palestine Action group, which was recently named a terrorist organization after its activists broke into a base in Oxfordshire, England, last month and damaged two Royal Air Force planes using red paint and clubs, according to a report.
Earlier this month, Iran removed members of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from the country in response to Israel’s unprovoked attack on its nuclear facilities.
A 20-year-old American was beaten to death on Friday by a group of Israeli West Bank invaders that the Presstitutes and their government whoremasters call “settlers.”
The Israeli government maintains its position that foreign journalists should not be allowed to cover the genocide unfolding inside Gaza, despite appeals to the country’s High Court from media outlets demanding access to the bombed-out territory.
The Israeli government has worked hard to handcuff the news media in the country from reporting on the extensive damage that Iran inflicted during last month’s 12-day war and reportedly stopped a top journalist in the country from filming at one of the locations that were struck with Iranian missiles.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio last week announced sanctions against Francesca Albanese, the UN’s special rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, saying her “campaign of political and economic warfare against the United States and Israel will no longer be tolerated.”
The U.S. is spending hundreds of millions on new military infrastructure inside Israel that focuses on Tel Aviv’s refueling capabilities and a new facility for its naval commando unit called Shayetet 13, Haaretz reported last week, citing newly released documents that were posted online.
Israeli forces have ramped up the demolition in Rafah, the city in southern Gaza, to prepare for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new initiative to forcefully move 600,000 Palestinians there to create what he envisions as a “humanitarian city,” which critics have compared to a “concentration camp.”
Russia spoke out against the Israel/U.S. war of aggression against Iran last month and condemned the use of military force as a “violation of the UN Charter and international law.”
Benjamin Netanyahu is on his way for his third visit to Washington during the first six months of the second term of President Donald Trump.