By: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr Nazi occupied Palestine – Jerusalem News: The sick prisoners at the Ramleh Prison clinic threatened to launch an open-ended hunger strike in the coming days, in order to reject the occupation’s willful neglect. […]
New evidence confirms British leader’s role in murdering millions of Bengalis. This article is reproduced from the South China Morning Post of 12 April 2019, with thanks. ***** Soil sampling from the period of the second world war was […]
Israeli Police Shoot Sponge-tipped Bullets at Two Palestinian Boys in East Jerusalem In one of the incidents, a policeman is caught on tape inserting his weapon between the bars of a school gate and firing […]
’42 Knees in One Day’: Israeli Snipers Open Up About Shooting Gaza Protesters Over 200 Palestinians were killed and nearly 8,000 were injured during almost two years of weekly protests at the Israel-Gaza border. Israeli […]
“This decision vindicates the rule of law and gives hope to the thousands of victims seeking accountability when domestic courts and authorities have failed them.” by: Jessica Corbett, Afghan children look on as a U.S. […]
As the zionists become ever more rabid, they are in reality hastening the date of their own demise. Lalkar writers Seized from Syria in the six-day war by Israel and illegally occupied ever since, the Golan Heights […]
Israel: no country for black people By Azad Essa Earlier this month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that African refugees had three months to get out of the country. Describing African refugees numbering about […]
In recent years, “dozens of children have been wounded by Nazi sponge-tipped bullets, with many of them losing their eyes” Nazi occupation forces shot sponge-tipped bullets at two Palestinian children in East Jerusalem in two […]
Victories continue to mount against pro-Israel defamation campaign bY: Nasim Ahmed Pro-Israeli protesters at a rally outside Downing Street during Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the UK on September 9, 2016 [Anadolu Agency] Libelling human rights […]
The U.S. Treasury is now allowing some humanitarian trade but it may not be enough—and the damage is already done. by Matthew Petti The Trump administration is partially reversing course on economic sanctions that have slowed […]