Britain, the U.S. and an unnamed European country are reportedly preparing to launch strikes against Houthi militants if they continue to attack shipping in the Red Sea. In effect, they are prepared to use force of arms to ensure that trade routes in and out of Israel remain open
The U.S. is now getting drawn into a conflict to ensure that shipping to and from Israel’s Red Sea port of Eilat remains open
A doctor in one of Gaza’s hospitals writes, Israel is shooting fish in an increasingly small barrel as much of the world wrings its hands and looks away. Or – in the case of the US – prepares to send Israel more weapons.
There is a major shift unfolding in the way the world views Israeli crimes and allegations of ‘anti-Semitism are not going to change that
Israel is sustaining serious casualties in its war with Hamas and not only in terms of soldiers killed and wounded. Economically and psychologically the Zionist state is also taking some heavy hits. How long can it continue like this before serious damage is done to the societal fabric of Israel itself?
Vital US interests are sacrificed to avoid offending Israel and its all-powerful Lobby
As far as the Israelis are concerned, Palestinian ambulance crews and medical personnel are now prime targets
“You’ve always had a large number of Israelis who aspired to create a ‘greater Israel’, which is everything between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean. They are now in charge” – Douglas Macgregor on how Israeli supremacists may be on their way to a regional clash with Iran and Turkey, which the Zionists may not win
In a rare public admission former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett has revealed that he authorised a drone strike on UAV base inside Iran. Two months later, in March 2022, he approved the assassination of a senior IRGC commander in Iran
Despite what the IDF claims, you don’t launch air strikes on densely packed refugee camps by mistake. Israel is obviously trying to make life unbearable for Palestinians. So as to facilitate large-scale ethnic cleansing
More insights from former U.S. Marine Intelligence officer and UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter on the conflict in Gaza and the wider implications
A new U.S. war in the Middle East against a well prepared enemy is the last thing President Biden needs for his re-election campaign. However, given that the man is senile and surrounded by pro-Israeli advisors, that’s what exactly the U.S. could soon be facing