The U.S. will open what has been described as a pop-up consular office in the Jewish settlement in Efrat and Beitar Illit in what Hamas rejected as “de facto recognition of the legitimacy of settlements and the occupation’s control over the West Bank,” according to a report last week.
A newly released Gallup survey found that 41 percent of Americans say they sympathize more with the Palestinians than Israelis, showing a dramatic shift amid the genocide in Gaza.
Israel killed at least 72,073 Palestinians in Gaza since the start of the genocide in October 2023 and wounded another 171,757.
Israel’s increased number of attacks on Palestinians across Gaza and the West Bank raises new concerns that the military is carrying out “ethnic cleansing” in the territories, according to a new report issued by OHCHR, the UN human rights office.
The death toll in Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza reached 72,063, with more than 171,726 Palestinians injured. That number includes 603 people killed since the so-called ceasefire from October 2025.
Israel took another step toward annexing the West Bank on Sunday when its government approved a proposal that will register parts of the West Bank as “state property,” which Bezalel Smotrich, the settler finance minister, said is the continuation of “the settlement revolution to control all our lands.”
The official death toll in Gaza reached 72,037 and 171,666 people have been injured.
The Israeli Defense Forces sat back with glee and watched Israeli invaders (that morons and imbeciles call “settlers”) crash, burn, rob and steal across two West Bank villages, while Palestinians were beaten, had sheep stolen, and property damaged, as conditions in the area continue to worsen, as Israelis carry out these terror attacks without any repercussions.
Israel killed at least 71,800 Palestinians since October 2023 and injured 171,555. The IDF also killed up to 529 since the President Donald Trump-backed ceasefire. Another 1,400 have been injured.
Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, laid out plans last month for a futuristic Gaza with hotels lining its beaches and skyscrapers, and he told an audience in Davos that there is no “Plan B” and he was banking on “catastrophic success,” which would include the complete disarmament of Hamas.