By Palestine Chronicle Staff

The steadfastness of Palestinians in Jabaliya and their refusal to comply with Israeli army evacuation orders have thwarted the implementation of the “Generals’ Plan” to evacuate the northern Gaza Strip, the Israeli Yedioth Ahronoth, cited by the Anadolu news agency, reported on Friday. Continue reading “Steadfastness of Palestinians in Jabaliya ‘Thwarts Generals Plan’ – Israeli Media”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said on Friday that thousands of Palestinian civilians are trapped in Jabaliya camp while the Israeli occupation army carries its latest military operation in the area for the sixth consecutive day. Continue reading “Israel is Turning Gaza into ‘Uninhabitable Ruins’ – Doctors without Borders”

By Yves Engler

Efforts to sanction Palestine solidarity have ramped up in recent weeks. Niagara police showed up at the home of a lawyer to question her over social media posts, a top government bureaucrat was fired for an anti-genocide song she played, protesters were arrested for waving a flag at a march and a judge banned protests across McGill University. Continue reading “Criminalizing Opposition – Biggest Terrorists Seek to Put Anti-Terrorists on Terror List”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

A Belgium-based rights group, the Hind Rajab Foundation, has filed “an unprecedented and historical complaint” with the International Criminal Court (ICC) against 1,000 Israeli soldiers for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the Gaza Strip. Continue reading “‘Unprecedented’ – Rights Group Files ICC Case against 1,000 Israeli Soldiers for War Crimes in Gaza”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

Marking one year since the start of Israel’s genocidal offensive in Gaza, a group of UN experts have said the world is facing the most profound crisis since the end of World War II. Continue reading “‘Most Profound Crisis since World War 2’ – UN Experts on Israel’s War on Gaza”

By William Hartung – Responsible Statecraft

It’s a sad but familiar spectacle — as people die at the hands of U.S. weapons in a faraway war zone, the stock prices of arms makers like Raytheon and Lockheed Martin soar. A piece posted yesterday at Forbes tells the tale: “Defense Stocks Hit All-Time Highs Amidst Mideast Escalation.” Continue reading “Weapons stocks blast off as bombs drop, troops invade Lebanon”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

CJ Hopkins glasses and a beard is sitting in a room with bookshelves, a lamp, and a sofa in the background.

A German court has found CJ Hopkins, an American writer living in that country, guilty of hate speech, which is treated as an unconstitutional activity. This overturned a previous acquittal by the Tiergarten District Court. Continue reading “American Author Could Face Prison in Germany Over Satirical Swastika”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Israel arrested American journalist Jeremy Loffredo this week for taking video of the damages inflicted by Iran’s ballistic missile strikes. Continue reading “Israel Jails American Journalist for Reporting on Damage from Iran’s Strikes [UPDATE]”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

Tens of millions of Americans have been battered by a multi-year housing affordability crisis, mainly during the Biden-Harris administration’s first term. With high interest rates and record-high home prices, many prospective buyers have been sidelined and forced to remain in their parent’s basement or stuck in expensive rentals.

Despite a hotter September CPI print, this morning’s inflation report offered some good news: “The silver lining is that shelter inflation continues to slow.”

Continue reading “Tough Luck For NYC Apartment Hunters: Bargains Scarce As Rents Hover Near Record Highs”

By Thomas Stevenson – The Post Millennial

New York City rents 150 hotels at $352 per room each night to house illegal immigrants through 2025

Over 150 hotels are being rented out to house illegal immigrants in New York City with rooms being rented out by the city for over $350 a night for those foreign nationals who have come to the city. This comes as the border as well as immigration have been a top concern for Americans going into the last month of the election. Continue reading “New York City rents 150 hotels at $352 per room each night to house illegal immigrants through 2025”

By The Post Millennial

Trans Maine high schooler with prior sexual harassment allegations brutally attacks female classmate: report

trans-identifying male student at a Maine high school has been accused of a violent assault on a female classmate last Friday after video of the incident was made public. The student had previously faced sexual harassment complaints at another school which were not addressed. Continue reading “Trans Maine high schooler with prior sexual harassment allegations brutally attacks female classmate: report”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

Gaza’s Health Ministry said Wednesday that Israeli forces have killed at least 45 Palestinians and wounded 130 in the previous 24-hour period as Israel is working to cleanse northern Gaza of Palestinians. Continue reading “Israel Kills 45 More Palestinians in Gaza, Escalates in Northern Gaza”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

Aerial view of an Arizona cityscape at sunset, featuring tall buildings, low-rise structures, and distant mountains.

Arizona State University (ASU) is a public school and therefore undisputed subject to the US Constitution’s free speech rules. Yet a new Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) demonstrates that it was prominently involved in working with, and on behalf of the US government. To affect free speech. Continue reading “Arizona State University Caught in Free Speech Tug-of-War Over Gov-Funded “Disinformation” Battle”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Former President Donald Trump called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “congratulate” him for the “intense and determined operations” Israel has carried out in their rapidly expanding war on Hezbollah. Continue reading “Netanyahu: Trump Called to ‘Congratulate’ Me On War With Hezbollah”

By CAPITALIST EXPLOITS – Zerohedge

London-based NatWest Bank has launched a new payment monitoring system to track customers’ purchases as part of a crackdown on the general public buying meat and dairy products.

The “carbon footprint tracker” we are told is going to tackle the alleged “climate crisis.”

The British multinational bank’s system monitors customers’ spending and scolds customers when they buy meat and dairy products Continue reading “NatWest Declares War on Meat and Dairy”

By Thomas Stevenson – The Post Millennial

At least 4 dead, 3 million without power, as Hurricane Milton slams Florida, rips roof off MLB stadium where first responders were sheltering

Wednesday night, Hurricane Milton made landfall near Tampa, Florida at approximately 10:30 pm local time, plowing inland and bringing torrential rains, wind gusts at over 100 miles per hour, and flash flooding. At least four people are dead as of Thursday morning, 3 million homes and businesses are without power, and the storm was strong enough to rip the roof off the stadium of Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, where first responders were staying, per WCVB. Continue reading “At least 4 dead, 3 million without power, as Hurricane Milton slams Florida, rips roof off MLB stadium where first responders were sheltering”

By Anadolu Agency – Middle East Monitor

Search and rescue operations are conducted around the debris of a five-story building, damaged and collapsed on its residents during an Israeli attack in Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood of Gaza City, Gaza on September 23, 2024 [Dawoud Abo Alkas - Anadolu Agency]

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twitter sharing buttonSince 7 October, 2023, thousands of civilians have lost their lives in Gaza, where Israel has continued its attacks, turning the destruction caused by these assaults into ecocide.

Continue reading “Gaza faces one of largest cases of ecocide in recent history”