Nothing to see here. Israel last week rebuffed Washington's call for a thorough and transparent investigation into claims the mass graves were discovered around Nasser Hospital in Gaza’s Khan Younis after a weeks-long offensive at the health facility.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the American public last week in opposition to the anti-genocide protests that have broken out on college campuses across the U.S., calling these demonstrators “antisemitic mobs” that must be stopped.
The U.S. should immediately end its weapon support for Israel after reports emerged of a leaked State Department memo that said the agency does not believe Israel when it says it has been in compliance with international law in Gaza, according to DAWN, the human rights group called Democracy for the Arab World Now.
Catherine Colonna, a former French foreign minister, released a report last Monday that—as expected—said Israel did not produce any evidence linking UNRWA staff members to terror groups.
With expectations increasing that Israel will launch a military invasion in Rafah, A full evacuation of the area would be an impossible task, according to Fabrizio Carboni, the Middle East director for the Red Cross.
Free speech is dead in the U.S.
On Monday, some 300 bodies were found at a hospital in southern Gaza where Israeli forces carried out a two-week-long operation under the auspices of fighting Hamas.
The war pigs in Washington lived up to their reputation on Saturday when they passed the contentious $95 billion military aid package to ensure that the wars in Ukraine and Israel continue on.
The head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) said in an interview last week that Israel hopes to end his organization’s operations in Gaza and the West Bank after banning the agency from delivering aid into Gaza as famine looms.
The Biden administration is trying to push another $1 billion in weapons for Israel—outside the $26 billion approved this week in the U.S. House of Representatives—that would include the transfers of 120 mm tank ammunition, $500 million in tactical vehicles, and less than $100 million in 120 mm mortar rounds, The Wall Street Journal reported.