Israel’s Cruelty Is Concealed by Its Decentralization
Like an invisible chemical element, Israel’s cruelty has been spread out in time and space, remaining covert because its accomplices are innumerable and mostly anonymous
[Haaretz Israeli News source->http://www.haaretz.com/]
Like an invisible chemical element, Israel’s cruelty has been spread out in time and space, remaining covert because its accomplices are innumerable and mostly anonymous
The destruction of higher education in Gaza isn’t ‘collateral damage’ but part of Israel’s policy of erasing both the physical and spiritual infrastructure
Israeli soldiers arrested Fahamiya Khalidi in early December at a school in Gaza after she fled her home due to IDF shelling. She was moved to Damon prison, where she was refused a meeting with an attorney and was only freed after an appeal
Israeli soldiers have begun in recent weeks to set fire to homes in the Gaza Strip, following direct orders from their commanders, without the necessary legal permission to do so, according to information obtained by Haaretz.
A few years from now, a new father will hug his baby, his first son, and all of a sudden he will be rocked by a memory: a father carrying a baby in his hands, beside him a woman with her hair covered with a hijab and two or three children, all walking south with hundreds of others among shards of asphalt, piles of sand, blurred by the dust being kicked up as they march. Smoke rises from a distance, a drone hums relentlessly above, bombs explode one after the other.
Unlike other battle and disaster zones, NGO medical staff in the tiny Gaza Strip put their lives at risk when they work to save lives. One employee describes doctors kneeling on the floor to attend to the wounded and thousands of displaced people sheltering in hospitals
Any Israeli – including politicians – supporting a ground offensive in Khan Yunis must remember that after the war the final data will be placed on the desk of every foreign minister and media outlet in the world
‘What we truly need are bulldozers to dig and lay us deep into our land’
Giora Eiland is one of the “thinking officers” to have come out of the IDF. Pleasant and eloquent, his demeanor is all moderation and sound judgment. He had an impressive military career, was head of the military’s Operations and Planning Division and head of the National Security Council. He is constantly being interviewed and hailed by the Labor movement. He isn’t inarticulate and ignorant like Brig. Gen. Amir Avivi and isn’t bloodthirsty like Itamar Ben Gvir. Middle of the road, moderate right.
In a letter addressed to the president of Brandeis, the alumni said they would withdraw funding unless the university walks back its decision to effectively ban the group Students for Justice for Palestinian from holding events on campus