Hossam Shabat and Mohammad Mansour were the latest Palestinian journalists to be assassinated in Gaza. Responsibility for their killings rests in part on their Western colleagues who have failed to accurately cover Israel’s genocidal assault. So very sad – Mark On March 24, 2025, we witnessed the deliberate killing of yet another Palestinian journalist. Hossam Shabat, a 24-year-old reporter for Al Jazeera Mubasher and contributor to Drop Site News, was assassinated in an Israeli airstrike targeting his vehicle in northern Gaza. Hours earlier, Mohammad Mansour,

March 27th, 2025 Last week, the ceasefire broke in the middle of the night, with Israeli attacks killing over 700 Palestinians in the span of 3 days. In the renewed attacks, Israel bombed a hospital as well as blocked movement from the North to the South. This push comes after 20 days of an aid blockade on Gaza, with displaced Palestinians running out of water and flour.  Holy God, there are no words left to describe our pain. We can only echo the words of

How I wish Fatah would focus on keeping the Palestinians safe in the West Bank from the continued Genocide by Israel – Mark Palestinian Authority President Mahmud Abbas’s Fatah movement called on its Islamist rivals Hamas on Saturday to relinquish power in order to safeguard the “existence” of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.“Hamas must show compassion for Gaza, its children, women and men,” Fatah spokesman Monther al-Hayek said.He called on Hamas to “step aside from governing and fully recognise that the battle ahead will lead

(The Australian, 24/3/2025) This so sad – even honest Jews are threatened if they dare criticise Netanyahu – the Jewish soul is seriously compromised – Mark Victoria Police has taken extraordinary court action targeting an online campaigner against anti-Semitism, declaring her ¬social media posts are a risk to the personal safety of the leader of a left-wing Jewish group, Sarah Schwartz.Police have applied for a personal safety intervention order on behalf of Ms Schwartz, the leader of the Jewish Council of Australia, alleging Instagram campaigner

Netanyahu needed a scapegoat for HIS actions – Mark The head of Israeli’s internal security service Shin Bet has attacked the government’s decision to fire him as “entirely tainted by conflicts of interest,” saying the unprecedented move constituted a “fundamentally invalid” attempt to undermine the service as it probes Qatar’s influence at the Prime Minister’s Office.Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet on Friday (AEDT) approved the Prime Minister‘s request to fire Ronen Bar, deepening a power struggle that is dividing the country.The decision to sack Mr Bar is

Netanyahu doesn’t care about anybody but himself – how sad for his life and eternal soul – Mark Israel’s “King Bibi” has trouble in his palace. With protesters camping outside Benjamin Netanyahu’s house and Israelis being told to return to war, the prime minister is nevertheless going further than ever in a contentious quest to remove opponents and obstacles. According to leading experts, the stakes are high. They’re outraged, and have publicly said Israeli democracy has been backsliding under Netanyahu Constitutional law professor Suzie Navot,