Israeli Military Says Hamas Will Not Be Defeated in Gaza Offensive
Netanyahu has promised to eliminate the organization
Netanyahu has promised to eliminate the organization
Meet Robert Kraft, the eccentric billionaire owner of the New England Patriots who is not only funding unusual Super Bowl ads but also pro-Israel American politicians.
US officials told POLITICO that there would be no consequences for Israel if it invades Rafah.
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Israel has announced its intention to push ahead with its plans to invade Rafah in the southernmost Gaza Strip, where 1.3 million Palestinians are sheltering. Rafah's mayor, Ahmed al-Sufi, warns…
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The ICJ's ruling on Israel potentially committing genocide in Gaza is already showing substantive consequences for Israel's arm industry.
The final stage of Israel’s genocide in Gaza, an orchestrated mass starvation, has begun. The international community does not intend to stop it.
According to MEE, Hamas proposed a 135-day ceasefire in three stages.
The billionaire, personal friend and financier of Trump, and owner of the New England Patriots has a long record of business deals and political support for Israel.
"Each U.S.-made or funded bomb dropped in Gaza further jeopardizes the chances of long-lasting peace for Israelis and Palestinians," said Rep. Delia Ramirez.
The Intercept recently reported that internal turmoil at the New York Times over Jeffrey Gettleman’s shoddy “How Hamas Weaponized Sexual Violence on Oct. 7” story caused the paper to not…
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