Israel plans to tighten its grip on Gaza by fragmenting the enclave and reducing its size. Leaving the remaining Palestinians crammed into an area only 11 percent the size of present day Gaza, watched over by new IDF outposts and newly built Israeli settlements
The Israeli government is moving forward with plans to demolish the al Aqsa mosque, the third holiest site in Islam, to make way for building the third Jewish temple. If this happens it will ignite a much wider conflict with the Muslim world
Latest reports confirm that a mass exodus is underway with nearly half-a-million Israelis having left the country since Oct 7, 2023
As the war in Gaza nears its 11th month, it is obvious that Israel is no-where near to its initially stated goal of eliminating Hamas. If anything, Hamas appear to be growing more confident and adept in fighting the IDF
Mike Whitney explain how Netanyahu and the World Health Organization may be about to take the genocide in Gaza to a whole new level
In the last few years public health has been used as a very effective weapon of war against an unsuspecting public. Is it about to be in a similar fashion in Gaza?
CJ Werleman on why Israel is intent on silencing those Israelis who have been held captive by Hamas
While conducting its genocidal campaign in Gaza, over 46,000 Israeli businesses have gone bankrupt, tourism has stopped, its credit rating was lowered and Israeli bonds are sold at the prices of almost “junk bonds” levels. Will Israel’s economy ever recover?
Douglas Macgregor on what may have prompted recent Israeli pre-emptive strikes on southern Lebanon. Plus how Russia and China are now committed to helping Iran in the event of was with Israel and the U.S.
The spectre of an all-out regional war looms as 100 Israeli jets launch strikes into southern Lebanon and Hezbollah retaliates with hundreds of drones and rockets
The Zionist state is heading “toward the edge of an abyss” if it continues its campaign against Hamas and Hezbollah, writes a former Israeli officer
Meanwhile a recent poll found that three-quarters of settlers felt that Tel Aviv’s handling of the conflict with Hezbollah had been “poor”