U.S. President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday to discuss Washington’s 20-point peace proposal that would result in the swift release of Israeli hostages in Gaza and a significant increase in humanitarian aid into the enclave.
It is interesting how President Donald Trump keeps whining about the 20 alleged Israeli hostages that are reportedly still held by Hamas in Gaza, demanding that they be released immediately, while ignoring the hundreds of unarmed Palestinians that are being murdered daily by Israeli military and armed contractors as well as by deliberate starvation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech last week at the UN was filled with “rhetorical tricks” and “gimmicks” to try to influence public opinion even as Israel continues to ramp up its massacre campaign in Gaza, Nir Hasson, a journalist for Haaretz, wrote.
The death toll in Gaza reached 65,283 and more than 166,575 Palestinians have been injured as Israel ramps up the genocide with its new offensive in Gaza City, which has drawn criticism from traditional allies, like the UK.
I have university degrees in ancient, medieval and early modern history but search as I may, I cannot find another example of a small, low population state largely devoid of natural resources that has been able...
Israel killed at least 64,964 Palestinians in Gaza, including 428 who have died from starvation. Over 165,312 have been injured since the start of the genocide.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel on Monday and reportedly gave him the green light for a ground invasion of Gaza City, which is expected to result in a substantial number of new civilian casualties and an even worse humanitarian crisis inside the enclave.
Donald Trump, recently sporting his red ballcap modestly featuring the words “Trump Was Right About Everything,” is apparently in regular contact with Israel’s genocidal Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel has killed at least 64,368 Palestinians in Gaza since 7 October 2023 and injured another 162,776—many of whom do not have access to nutritious food or medical care.