How Is the Media Still Getting the Gaza Murdered Paramedics Story So Wrong?

Here is yet another example of stunningly craven journalism from the Guardian, entirely illustrative of what is going on across the British establishment media in its coverage of Israeli war crimes in Gaza for the past 18 months. We are now a month on from Israel executing 15 paramedics and hiding their bodies in a … Continue reading “How Is the Media Still Getting the Gaza Murdered Paramedics Story So Wrong?”

French Contradictions: Macron’s Palestine Play – Too Little, Too Late?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s vehement opposition to a Palestinian state aligns perfectly with a long-standing Zionist ideology that has consistently viewed the establishment of a Palestinian state as a direct threat to Israel’s very foundation as a settler colonial project. Thus, the mere existence of a Palestinian state with clearly defined geographical boundaries would … Continue reading “French Contradictions: Macron’s Palestine Play – Too Little, Too Late?”

War Dust and Collateral Inhalation: Israel Breathes in Gaza’s Dust

Reprinted with permission from The Kucinich Report. Gaza is suffering the most intense bombing, per capita, of anywhere on earth, ever. Over 100,000 tons of bombs have been dropped on Gaza, an area slightly smaller than the City of Detroit, Michigan, resulting in the recorded deaths of at least 60,000 Gazans and injuries to hundreds … Continue reading “War Dust and Collateral Inhalation: Israel Breathes in Gaza’s Dust”

Seven Reasons Why It’s Absurd To Bomb Iran

“There are two ways Iran can be handled,” U.S. President Donald Trump has said, “militarily, or you make a deal.” National Security Adviser Mike Waltz advocated for the military solution; Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and Vice President JD Vance advocated for diplomacy. Trump has opted for diplomacy. But all options are still on … Continue reading “Seven Reasons Why It’s Absurd To Bomb Iran”

Israel – Killing Ambulance Workers, Starving Little Children

On Palm Sunday (April 13), Israeli bombs destroyed the surgery and intensive care sections of the “last fully functional hospital in Gaza City,” according to a report by the British Broadcasting Corporation. The hospital was run by the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, part of the Anglican Church. The bombs also struck surrounding buildings, including St. … Continue reading “Israel – Killing Ambulance Workers, Starving Little Children”

NATO Membership for Ukraine Was Always Russia’s Red Line

This week, the Kremlin said it was finally satisfied with Washington’s position on future NATO membership for Kiev. “We have heard from Washington at various levels that NATO membership for Ukraine has been ruled out,” Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov explained. “And of course this is something that brings us satisfaction and coincides with our position … Continue reading “NATO Membership for Ukraine Was Always Russia’s Red Line”

Toward a Historic Peace Summit

In the latest display of how low the so-called Western values in Europe have deteriorated, the EU leadership is urging the heads of this block’s states against participating in Moscow’s May 9 celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the Allied victory over Nazi Germany in WWII. At the same time, they are not inviting Russia … Continue reading “Toward a Historic Peace Summit”

Does Zelensky Want Peace or War?

Considerable attention has been paid to whether Russian President Vladimir Putin is serious about negotiating a peace or whether he is delaying to provide time to achieve all of Russia’s goals on the battlefield. The Kremlin, itself, has said that, though they take the Trump administration’s diplomatic efforts seriously, they cannot simply be accepted “as … Continue reading “Does Zelensky Want Peace or War?”

US Trade Wars and Military Globalization Spark Complex Alignments

President Trump’s new round of reciprocal and universal tariffs will escalate trade tensions, lower investment, hit market pricing, distort trade flows, disrupt supply chains, and undermine consumer, business and investor confidence. It will certainly penalize global economic prospects. As fears of a recession mount and mass protests in the US have begun, the loss of … Continue reading “US Trade Wars and Military Globalization Spark Complex Alignments”