By: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr Nazi Occupied Palestine : The Nazi army launched a campaign of arrests of the occupied West Bank on Tuesday at dawn, long ten Palestinians from different areas. The Nazi army said in a statement that its forces arrested […]
By: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr Tuesday 03 December 2019 08:32 AM Occupied Palestine – Quds News : The Israeli army launched a campaign of arrests of the occupied West Bank on Tuesday at dawn, long ten Palestinians from different areas. The Israeli army […]
By: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr Illegally Nazi Occupied Palestine: Commission of Prisoners Affairs, warned of the worsening health condition of the captives on hunger strike; Ahmad Zahran , 42, Indian Musab (29 years) , where the income of danger after they stopped drinking water three […]
By Peter Madeley Pro-Europe West Bromwich East candidate Ibrahim Dogus admitted meeting with the former Ukip leader in a restaurant. A pro-Europe Labour parliamentary candidate has had his political allegiance questioned after an image emerged of […]
by JONATHAN COOK Drawing by Nathaniel St. Clair The decision to indict Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on three separate criminal counts pushes the country’s already unprecedented electoral stalemate into the entirely uncharted territory of a […]
by ANDREA MAZZARINO There is some incongruity between my role as an editor of a book about the costs of America’s wars and my identity as a military spouse. I’m deeply disturbed at the scale of […]
by DAVE LINDORFF Photograph Source: Studio Incendo – CC BY 2.0 It’s hard to know what to think about the student protests in Hong Kong. On the one hand, they are incredibly inspiring. The courage, determination, brilliant […]
by STEPHEN COOPER Photograph Source: Andrew Petro – CC BY 2.0 On November 12, intrepid abolitionist Sister Helen Prejean tweeted to her legions of followers: “What do Sen. Ted Cruz, Gigi Hadid, Kim Kardashian, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, […]
by MICHELLE RENEE MATISONS “The computer guy [sic]…can know everything…” –Edward Snowden, Permanent Record We all know someone who has suffered explicit privacy violations through data breaches, has been censored, or has valiantly fought for press, Internet, […]
by KENNETH SURIN Drawing by Nathaniel St. Clair The media focus in the UK general election has tended, understandably, to be on BoJo Johnson, the latest prime (un)mover of Ukania’s protracted and bizarre Brexit ordeal. BoJo […]