After 16 months of nonstop slaughter and destruction—Israel has failed to achieve any of its strategic objectives. Moreover, it has exposed itself as a thoroughly immoral rogue regime without a trace of humanity. On every front — political, psychological and militarily — Hamas has won a significant victory
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order reversing sanctions on Israeli settlers, which were previously implemented by the Biden administration against what they called the “extremist settlement movement.”
Jonathan Cooke was an eyewitness to events at a pro-Palestine march on Saturday. The Metropolitan police are lying when they claim the ex-Labour leader and MP John McDonnell forced their way through a police cordon
“Never before have Palestinian fighters, and civilians, shown this level of resistance…and it may yet prove to be transformative. What Israel has lost in its campaign to crush Gaza is incalculable. More than one third of American Jewish teenagers sympathize with Hamas … 42 percent believe that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza”
Philip Giraldi argues Israel will strike as hard a bargain on the ceasefire as it can, creating conditions that will enable it to back out and resume military operations after claiming violations by Hamas. Thereby continuing hostilities while still obtaining the release of its hostages, which would be a boost for Netanyahu
Is this a pause or a reversal of Israel’s genocidal agenda?
Netanyahu may have agreed a ceasefire deal with Hamas but Zionist hard-liners like National Security Minister Ben Gvir could still undermine the process by challenging Netanyahu’s support at home
Kit Knightly on how the mainstream media is portraying the tentative Gaza ceasefire as a triumph for Donald Trump. Even though he’s not even president yet
Both major U.A. political parties connive to support Israel’s genocide in Gaza
The peace deal still has to be approved by the Israeli cabinet so until it is formally ratified the killing goes on
As the Gaza ceasefire deal neared, bitter divisions emerged in Israel with many Zionist hardliners regarding it as a “failure”
If true this amounts to a “green light” for Netanyahu to strike Iran