Another six Israeli soldiers have been killed fighting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Their deaths come as new Defence Minister Israel Katz warned that Israel would “make no ceasefires” until it had achieved all its objectives
Plans for a ‘Greater Israel’ are taking shape. As Israel’s finance minister calls for the country to expand “little by little” until its borders reached Damascus.
The drone strike on a small tent that had been set up as a coffee shop in a supposed “safe zone” can only have been deliberately targeted
Haaretz has accused Netanyahu and the Israeli military of deliberately creating the conditions for a famine and using it as a means to depopulate northern Gaza
Whistleblowing staff revealed that they were under “suffocating control” from senior editors not to use the term “genocide”, and that this pressure existed “only if you’re publishing something critical of Israel”. Jonathan Cook explains
The youngest victim whose death was verified by U.N. monitors was a one-day-old boy, and the oldest was a 97-year-old woman, the report said.
You may be wondering why the Western media has been virtually silent about Israel’s campaign in Lebanon? That’s because 50,000 IDF troops have been fought to a standstill having advanced little more than a mile into Lebanon. In other words the campaign has been an unmitigated disaster
Israel’s wars are taking a far heavier toll than the IDF has thus far acknowledged. Since Oct 7, 2023, the IDF has sustained 12,000 wounded. Many of them will suffer from psychological problems and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for years to come
Originally developed by Iran, Hezbollah is now targeting Israeli cities and military installations with the advanced ballistic missile
This is a war that Israel wasn’t prepared to fight with a fresh army … but now they are bringing in an army that has been worn down by more than a year of fighting… Israel will not prevail. Hezbollah has had 18years to prepare for this
Despite the assassination of its leader, Nasrallah, and senior commanders several weeks ago, Hezbollah seems to have recovered. As witness 120 missiles it launched into Israel Wednesday and the fact that it has halted the IDF’s incursion into southern Lebanon
Is the writing is on the wall for Israel? If so, the question is will the conflict with Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran bring this about? Or will internal divisions cause the Jewish state to implode on itself? Or will a combination of all these factors bring an end to Israel as we know it?