A new Reuters report sheds more light on the Biden administration’s role in covering up and enabling the Gaza genocide.
Rafah may reopen, but Gaza remains under siege conditions and subject to renewed attacks. This week, we focus on the U.S. reconstruction plan and what Gazans are saying about the proposed “Board of Peace”, alongside reporting on the crackdown in the United States and the West Bank.
In New Jersey, AIPAC is targeting former ally Tom Malinowski for saying that military aid to Israel should be conditioned.
“Palestine 36” isn’t a movie about the Palestinian revolution against British colonial rule. It is about the present crossroads that Palestine is facing.
Last week, an immigration judge denied bond to the wife and children of Mohamed Soliman, the man accused of attacking a Colorado rally last year. The family has been held by ICE for 8 months and has now detailed the harsh details of their detention.
Trump’s “Board of Peace,” shock doctrine governance in Gaza, West Bank teens under occupation, repression in Germany and Australia, and Israel’s export crisis.
The Israeli-American Council (IAC) annual summit featured further consternation over Israel’s flailing brand.
Israel escalates West Bank displacement, tightens restrictions on aid groups, and Gaza’s “Phase 2” ceasefire plan offers little change for Palestinians.
There is suddenly a litmus test in the Democratic Party on naming the Gaza genocide.
Israel’s “administrative” measures in Gaza and the West Bank are making life unlivable, as the U.S. stages regime change in Venezuela and ramps up domestic repression.