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.
Iranian authorities said the bomb maker behind the twin attacks at a memorial for Qassem Soleimani, the Iranian general, earlier this month was a Tajik national and one of the suicide bombers was Tajik and Israeli, according to a report.
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.
A top Iranian military official was killed in an Israeli Christmas strike in Syria, prompting Tehran to say the “savage Zionist regime will pay for this crime.”
Yoav Gallant, Israel’s defense head, said in an interview that Israel is not fighting a single enemy, but rather an entire “axis” and “the world needs to understand this is different.”
Want to know what journalists are reporting as to what is going on in Israel’s Gaza War? Forget about it. The only “news” you will hear is what is being reported by Israel and its Western mouthpieces.
As Gaza’s death toll topped 30,000—about 70 percent women and children—survivors are having a difficult time burying the dead because of the amount of bodies and the unsafe conditions amid the ongoing war.
Ebrahim Raisi, the Iranian president, told a crowd at a funeral honoring the 89 people killed in an ISIS-claimed suicide attack that the Al-Aqsa Flood operation “will bring about the end of the Zionist regime” and promised to retaliate.