RICHARD MEDHURST—British journalist Richard Medhurst reports on the Israeli airstrike that targeted the Iranian Embassy in Syria’s capital Damascus. This marks a sharp escalation in the war and an egregious violation of the Vienna convention, and Iran and Syria’s sovereignty.
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INDRAJIT—To the north, America has already lost to Russia. To their south, they’re facing their own uncompleted genocide — pesky brown people still walking the earth, not respecting colonial borders. Then, to the East, we have ‘Israel’s’ incomplete genocide of Palestine, which has turned into a regional rebellion against America. Finally, to the west there’s China — which America actually wants to fight — but they can’t even get to that side of the bar without ten other guys punching them.
Meanwhile, within America, they are deeply divided internally (ie, they hate themselves) and the climate is collapsing atop everything (the gods hate them too).
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ALASTAIR CROOKE—Let us be plain: this trifecta of policies, rather than gel into a single doctrine, are falling like dominoes. Their collapse owes to one thing: The original decision to back Israel’s use of overwhelming violence across Gaza’s civil society – ostensibly to defeat Hamas. It has turned the region and much of the World against the U.S. and Europe. How did this happen? Because nothing changed by way of U.S. policies. It was the same old western bromides from decades ago: financial threats, bombing and violence. And the insistence on one mandatory ‘stand with Israel’ narrative (with no discussion).
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The Video Israel Doesn’t Want You to See (Among Many!)
5 minutes readA Palestinian resistor describes what it means to exist under constant, murderous occupation by Israel, a brutal regime maniacally bent on erasing you and your people from the face of the Earth!
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“The ‘Reality’ Around Us Is Constructed By Liars “Journalists are war criminals” Julian Assange Explains
by Jay Janson52 minutes readJAY JANSON—[The Hamas document] was sending a message to the International Court of Justice in The Hague that Hamas should not be judged solely by the events of October 7 without examining Israel’s conduct in the West Bank and Gaza over the past decades.
Hamas pointed to the historical origins of the conflict, saying “the battle of the Palestinian people against occupation and colonialism did not start on October 7, but started 105 years ago, including 30 years of British colonialism and 75 years of Zionist occupation.”