After nearly two years of fighting in Gaza, Israel is still far from victory. As C.J. Werleman explains, the campaign in Gaza has thoroughly exhausted the Israeli military so that Netanyahu’s government is now hiding the full extent of IDF casualties.
Survey finds that nearly 79 percent of Jews in the occupied territories are unconcerned about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
The call comes from more than a dozen former commanders in Israel’s military/intelligence establishment. Will Netanyahu take heed? Or will he continue to lead the Zionist state down a path that leads to its destruction?
Trump has reportedly given Netanyahu the go-ahead for an expanded assault on Gaza. Even though former Israeli intelligence chiefs and military commanders are calling for an end to the campaign, as they claim that the IDF is on the verge of defeat
Ben Gvir has called for the conquest the Gaza Strip and the “voluntary emigration” of Palestinians from the territory. His raid on Al-Aqsa will help achieve that; one of Islam’s holiest sites, it will enrage Muslims and lead to more protests and shootings.
Weary Israeli soldiers tell reporters, “There are not enough forces to carry out the missions.”
The order adds to suspicions that Israel’s political elite knew about Hamas’s plans for Oct 7 beforehand. They allowed it to go ahead however, so as to justify the current genocidal campaign in Gaza
Some 17 years ago an Israeli general and government minister threatened Gaza with a “Shoah” – a word until then reserved for the Holocaust. The trajectory in Gaza has been unwavering ever since
The campaign in Gaza was supposed to be over in weeks. Now nearly two years later the conflict continues and it’s taking a heavy toll on the IDF, reflected in: casualties, growing mental health problems, mounting suicides, PTSD and combat fatigue.
In response to Israel’s genocidal campaign the West’s leaders can to do no more posture politically. If they wanted they end the slaughter in Gaza overnight by simply withholding military support for Netanyahu if he didn’t comply. So why don’t they
Former Green Beret who worked for Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says he was told by mercenary firm not to oppose Israeli army’s decision to shoot children at Gaza aid site
On Tuesday, the World Food Programme, UNICEF, and the Food and Agriculture Organization warned that Gaza stood “on the brink of a full-scale famine.”