The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), issued a statement on Monday calling on the Biden administration to condemn Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich who said starving 2 million Palestinians to death could be justified and “moral.”
Each week for the last several weeks we have been reporting on the continued mass murder of Palestinians by the Israeli Defense Force.
U.S. President Joe Biden came to the realization that the Israeli Prime Minister has been lying to him and is doing his best to prolong the war in Gaza instead of securing a hostage deal after nearly 10 months of war.
The Israeli genocide in Gaza has resulted in at least 39,583 deaths and an enormous amount of destruction—leaving about two-thirds of the enclave’s infrastructure destroyed, according to a newly released report from a UN agency.
Israel’s assassination of Hamas’s political leader Ismail Haniyeh could shed light on the decades of hardship endured by Palestinians living under Israel’s rule, according to an author.
A member of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party defended 10 members of the IDF who were arrested after allegedly raping a Palestinian inmate and leaving him unable to walk.
Hassan Nasrallah, the head of Hezbollah, accused Israel last week of crossing “red lines” after the country targeted and killed top officials from his group and the top political leader from Hamas in Iran.
A Hamas official rejected news reports in the Western media that Hamas’s top political leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed by a planted device that was smuggled into his room in Tehran a few months earlier and claimed that he was instead killed by an “airborne projectile.”
The European Union last week called for countries in the Middle East to “exert maximum restraint and avoid any further escalation” after Israel assassinated the political leader of Hamas in Tehran.
Unlike the last time Israel escalated war with Iran—when it bombed an Iranian consulate in Syria—Tehran has reportedly rejected calls from the U.S. and regional countries to “temper” its response to Tel Aviv’s recent assassination campaign that claimed the life of Hamas’s top political official in Tehran, according to a report.