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Were the exploding pagers in Lebanon part of a larger Israeli blunder?

Benjamin Netanyahu’s security cabinet has approved a plan to wage a war on Lebanon under the pretext of returning Israeli settlers to their colonies in the northern part of historical Palestine. Historically, the Israeli government does not usually discuss its military plans in the public arena. The security cabinet meeting,

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How Blinken’s disinformation perpetuates the suffering in Gaza

After a three-hour meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu, Antony Blinken professed “Israel’s” acceptance of a supposed ceasefire proposal. However, less than 48 hours later, it became evident that this proclamation was likely part of a PR disinformation strategy designed to dress the wolf in sheep’s clothing. The complicity between the Joe

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The Mirage of Ceasefire in Gaza, and the Cudgel of Resistance

“Israel” escaped a certain military retaliation last week when Joe Biden hastily called to start a new round of ceasefire negotiations —a ploy aimed at forestalling potential reprisals for Israeli attacks in Tehran, Yemen, and Beirut. The Palestinians have agreed previously to multiple revised American ceasefire proposals. Each time, however,

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De-escalation vs. self-defense: Double standards or racism?

On the evening of July 30, an Israeli drone targeted a residential building in the Southern Suburb of Beirut, killing three women and two children, and injuring 74 civilians. “Israel” claimed the attack was aimed at an officer of the Lebanese Resistance. Targeting residential infrastructures outside a war zone is

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Gaza: The donkey and the fate of Western civilization

Blackened smoke in the background, the raging inferno ripped through tents long after “Israel” had bombed another designated “safe” zone for evacuated civilians from north of Gaza. A charred body, of a boy or a girl, pulled from the wreckage, still burning. It’s the “bigger shoah,” the bigger Holocaust, Matan

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Biden’s bias toward Israel transcends his humanity

April 9, 2024 at 4:31 pm US President Joe Biden gives a speech in Washington, DC, United States on January 19, 2024. [Mostafa Bassim/Anadolu Agency] by Jamal Kanj jamalkk What did the White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby say after the 1 April Israeli murder of seven aid

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