Israel: Starvation Used as Weapon of War in Gaza
Evidence Indicates Civilians Deliberately Denied Access to Food, Water
The Psychological Torment and Unconstitutionality of the State’s Intent to Kill
The threat of a death sentence creates a crucible of dehumanization that no one should have to experience and no one has the right to inflict.
‘Operation Al-Aqsa Flood’ Day 76: Extrajudicial Killings of Men in Front of Their Families in Gaza
Israeli forces have reportedly conducted extrajudicial executions in front of families in Gaza as international leaders continue to discuss Israel's conduct with little to no action, while negotiations between Israel…
Israel’s Killing of Journalists in Gaza ‘Unparalleled,’ Says Watchdog
The Committee to Protect Journalists—which recorded 68 media professionals killed since October 7—said it is particularly concerned by Israel's "apparent pattern of targeting journalists and their families."
British Elites Have Long Been a Barrier to Peace in the Middle East
Politicians parrot unworkable ‘two-state solution’ rather than confronting UK’s role in creating crisis in Gaza
Trump Wants 300K Troops to Build “Detention Camps” at Southern Border
The former president’s xenophobic plans for a second term would start “on day one” if he’s elected, sources indicated.
The Urgent Fight to Stop the Execution of an Innocent Man
Missouri courts are denying Marcellus Williams his right to a hearing where he could present DNA evidence that proves his innocence.
A Federal Court Will Decide Whether Atlanta Voters Could Have a Say on Cop City
This could be a test case for citizen ballot initiatives in Atlanta, and possibly across the state.
Scott Ritter: On Speaking Plain ‘Putin,’ Part Two
Because of their grossly inaccurate assessments of the Russian president and his country, “Putin Whisperers” in the West have Ukrainian blood on their hands.
Israel’s Latest Weapon Against Palestine Is Egypt’s Debt
Will Egypt agree to take in the Palestinian population expelled from Gaza in exchange for the cancellation of its external debt?
Kaiser Workers Win Big After Largest Healthcare Strike in US History
After mobilizing over 75,000 workers in a three-day strike this October, the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions won a new contract for hundreds of healthcare facilities around the country.
Gessen’s Cancellation Can’t Go Unchallenged
Gessen, a queer Jew, is being punished by the German political machine for being too open about the nature of global authoritarianism.
The US and China at Year’s End
Still Treading on the Precipice.
Netanyahu’s Palestinian Genocide Is Also a Betrayal of the Jews
Larry Gross offers his experience and thoughts on the growing calls of anti-Semitism against critique of Israel's ongoing bombing of Gaza.
Jimmy Dore Confronts Vivek Ramaswamy on ‘Diplomatic’ Support of Gaza Slaughter
"I would not want to buy a car from you," Jimmy Dore responded to Ramaswamy's spin on Gaza.