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Israel Still Throttling Medical Supplies to Gaza: “The Fungus is Eating Her Face”
Children continue to be affected by airstrikes and the disruption of essential services, with 37 children reported killed since Jan. 1
How 3 local BDS campaigns won the divestment of millions in Israeli bonds
Under pressure from local divestment campaigns, US states and municipalities that underwrote the genocide in Gaza are selling off Israeli bonds.
Iran has more Options up its sleeve than Trump and Netanyahu Assume
As Israel attempts to push the US into war with Iran, it’s worth considering how Tehran could retaliate
UN Rapporteur on Palestine Francesca Albanese: A Noble Woman
Francesca Albanese stands head and shoulders with the great Nobel-Prize women. Women won for her dedication to international peace
“Time is slipping underneath our Feet:” FitzGerald’s The Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám 1:37
Like cascading waters, or a desert squall another day of my life has fled.
UK Supreme Court Strikes down Gov’t Ban on Palestine Action Group
Keir Starmer’s government suffered a resounding blow from the UK Supreme Court, which struck down the ban on the activist group Pal Action
Serious Court Challenges May Reverse the Trump EPA’s Revocation of 2009 CO2 Endangerment Finding
The court found that various greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide, were “pollutants covered by the Clean Air Act.
Too Late, Mr. Trump. You Cannot Undo the Multi-Racial, Multi-National Real America
White people are not being “replaced” by invading non-whites, who have been here all along–because the U.S. incorporated them as we expanded
The Israeli State of Exception and the Assault on International Humanitarian Law
With the genocide in Gaza, Israeli rhetoric fully reflects a state of exception where the law is not just ignored, but structurally suspended.
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