A new Globe & Mail editorial suggests that forced starvation in Gaza is bad optics — and therefore a tactical misstep — for Israel. It blames "civilian casualties" on Hamas, and argues that images of hungry children are being used as a weapon to "undermine Israel's legitimacy."

The editorial does not mention the near-daily mass casualty incidents taking place GHF and other aid sites (Since May, nearly 1,400 Palestinians have been killed while seeking aid.) Nor does it mention the ongoing bombardment of Gaza that has killed 60,000+

Sydney, you were magnificent. The police reckon 90,000 people marched, despite the lousy weather. Astounding. Inspiring.

Finally, a Palestinian guest is on CBC radio talking about Canada's two-state announcement. Diana Buttu talking about how she would rather see Canada call out the genocide and take action to prevent it, not make a symbolic roundabout announcement.

German journalist/“activist against hate speech” says what?

This message is now more relevant than ever.

“Canada’s words are getting stronger. But in the face of such horror, words are not enough,” says a Toronto Star Editorial, calling among other things for a a 2-way arms embargo, revisiting trade deal, banning Israeli goods from illegal settlements thestar.com/opinion/editor…

This surgeon was ‘essentially experimenting on patients without their consent.’ Yet he was allowed to keep treating — and allegedly harming — patients Infuriating story and excellent reporting by Shree Paradkar//श्री पराडकर 🍁 thestar.com/news/investiga…

A new report now says that the brutal sexual violence carried out against women and (often extremely young) girls by Ethiopian and Eritrean troops may amount to genocide. The evidence is horribly compelling.

ITV pulling zero punches in this incredible footage - "This landscape of destruction looks otherworldy, but it's not, it's this world - What is happening may come to define one of its darkest eras, one that casts a stain on humanity, which will endure for generations" #Gaza

Suleiman Al-Obaid, former Palestine national team player and one of Gaza’s football legends, was killed today by Israeli forces as he waited for humanitarian aid in southern Gaza. He was 40 years old. A husband, a father of five, and a hero on and off the pitch.

Imagine the uproars if Hamas threw chained hostages off rooftops! Compare to their radio silence about this👇

Our full page plea to PM Mark Carney in today's Toronto Star, begging him to do more to end genocide in Gaza. For there is much more that Canada could & should, in fact is obliged, to do in the face of genocide. And we should have done so months and months ago. Almost two

Played festival last week, playing another festival this weekend, then another 2 weeks later, just sold out one of three nights in the Netherlands, announced another show today, all our back catalogue is streaming well, merch sold out & I’m still handsome as ever. I’m busy Warren

Oooh Creeping Melanin. 😈🤣

“On Gaza and Humanity.” Jon Stewart welcomes Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and author Mosab Abu Toha to share his firsthand experience from Gaza. Born in one of Gaza’s eight refugee camps, Abu Toha spent his entire life there until December 2023, when he was abducted by Israeli

This right here, conviction by suspicion with no chance of innocence, this is the white gaze

Sanctions on every member of the cabinet now. Arms embargo now. Suspend trade now. Canada must end its complicity! x.com/ap/status/1953…

A call in The Lancet for academic associations to acknowledge the genocide in Gaza: "Silence is not an option [...] either we uphold our collective ethical responsibility and speak out to prevent further mass violence and starvation, or we will be remembered for our selective

Even the pretence of a veneer has been stripped off