By Ibtisam Mahdi – +972 Magazine

Photos of Fayez and Kariman, the children of Anas Juha, who were killed and trapped under the rubble by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City, alongside Anas' wife Lena. (Courtesy of Anas Juha)

Every day for the past seven months, 28-year-old Anas Juha and his surviving relatives have visited the ruins of their family home in the hope of finding the remains of their missing loved ones. On Dec. 6, a single Israeli airstrike crushed their five-storey building in Gaza City’s Al-Fayoumi neighborhood, killing 117 members of the family. Fifty-seven bodies were recovered and identified; 60 others have remained trapped under the debris ever since. Continue reading “Searching for Gaza’s missing children”

By MEE staff

The official spokesperson for the Houthis, Nasruddin Amer, described the Israeli airstrike on the oil tanks and power facility at Hodeidah port as “a brutal act of aggression against Yemen aimed at worsening the suffering of its people and pressuring Yemen to halt its support for Gaza.” Continue reading “Yemen: Israel confirms airstrikes targeting Yemen’s Hodeidah port”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee on Saturday said that “America must have Israel’s back” as Israel carried out a series of airstrikes on Yemen’s port city of Hodeidah. Continue reading “AIPAC Says “America Must Have Israel’s Back” as Israel Bombs Yemen”

By Erin Doherty – Axios

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN - JULY 15: Republican presidential candidate, former U.S. President Donald Trump (L) and Republican vice presidential candidate, U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) appear on the first day of the Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum on July 15, 2024 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Former President Trump, speaking at his first rally since surviving an attempted assassination, said that “he took a bullet for democracy” last weekend, while also taking numerous jabs at President Biden. Continue reading “Trump tries to distance from Project 2025 at first rally since shooting”

By KIT KLARENBERG – MPN

On July 10, it was announced that social media giant Meta would broaden the scope of its censorship and suppression of content related to the Gaza genocide. Under the new policy, Facebook and Instagram posts containing “derogatory or threatening references to ‘Zionists’ in cases where the term is used to refer to Jews or Israelis” will be proscribed. Unsurprisingly, a welter of Zionist lobby organizations – many of which aggressively lobbied Meta to adopt these changes – cheered the move. Emboldened, the same entities are now calling for all social media platforms to follow suit. Continue reading “META’S POLICY ON ZIONISM EXPOSED: CYBERWELL SCRAMBLES AFTER ISRAEL TIES REVEALED”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Donald Trump’s VP pick JD Vance in mid Oct 2023 said in leaked texts that if the “GOP listened to [Benjamin Netanyahu]” then “we wouldn’t have invaded Iraq, wouldn’t have done nation building in Afghanistan, and wouldn’t be threatening a war with Iran.” Continue reading “In Leaked Texts, JD Vance Said If U.S. Listened to Netanyahu “We Wouldn’t Have Invaded Iraq””

By Michael Duke – Campus Reform

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The University of Massachusetts Amherst Students for Justice in Palestine blasted the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees for choosing not to vote on a divestment measure that the school allegedly promised would be voted on. Continue reading “Anti-Israel UMass group slams trustees for not voting on Israel divestment”

By Cindy Harper – Reclaimthenet.org

German authorities have taken decisive action against Compact, the nation’s most influential right-wing publication, by shutting it down amid growing calls to ban the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which shares close ties with the magazine. This step by the government aligns with a broader campaign against the publication and its associated political factions. Continue reading “Free Speech is Under Fire as Germany Silences Compact Magazine”