My god my god. That video of a Palestinian baby being comforted in a hospital bed, its amputated leg lying next to it. Wide eyed, confused and terrified. What have we done? How haven't we stopped this? Our generation will never live down this shame.

Nearly two million Palestinians, now forced into just 18% of the Gaza Strip, are enduring overcrowding, disease outbreaks and severe distress haaretz.com/israel-news/20…

Just hours after Vance goes on the Sunday shows saying that the U.S. isn't interested in a regime change

I’m old enough to remember when the JCPOA was relentlessly criticized for “only” setting Irans nuclear program back by *15 years*.

PM Mark Carney today touted the importance of international law. Then, asked if the U.S. strikes on Iran violated said law, Carney did not say, replying instead that Tehran's support of Hamas, Hezbollah are a violation. "These are violations... these are the ones we look to."

NEW: Andrew Cuomo just conceded the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City to Zohran Kwame Mamdani. Cuomo had universal name ID, a $25M PAC backing him and tons of institutional endorsements. Mamdani is a 33-year-old socialist. The magnitude of this can't be overstated.

Reaction is pouring in after Canadian PM Mark Carney said Tuesday on CNN he wants to see a "Zionist" Palestinian state. @NCCM says it's calling on Carney to "apologize and affirm the Palestinian people's right to self-determination."

"Hind pleaded for help for hours. Youssef was killed while watching cartoons. Yaqeen wanted to be a YouTube star – and died in a bombing. Behind the staggering death toll of 17,000 children in Gaza are faces, names, and dreams that will never be realized."

On Sept. 10, 2024, Mélanie Joly said Canada would bar Canadian-made arms from reaching Gaza. Days later, more money was approved for the U.S. to buy ammunition for Israel from Quebec-based General Dynamics, according to USAspending. Source: cbc.ca/news/canada/ot…

'It's a killing field': IDF soldiers ordered to shoot at unarmed Gazans waiting for humanitarian aid haaretz.com/israel-news/20…

Hard to be shocked these days, but this new report in Haaretz הארץ should stop everyone in their tracks. Israeli soldiers openly admit that they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds of Palestinians waiting for aid. One soldier compared it to "Red Light, Green Light."

"We have seen journalists ostracized, silenced and penalized for raising concerns within their newsrooms," says the newly formed Canadian Journalists for Justice in Palestine. "Many have [seen] the employers and newsrooms they once trusted now compromise standards that would otherwise be considered sacrosanct."

U.S.-Israeli food distribution scheme is "slaughter masquerading as humanitarian aid": MSF International "Each renewed atrocity now happens with barely a shrug, let alone condemnation, from an international community... perpetuating a campaign consistent with patterns of genocide."

🚨BREAKING: Oxfam and over 130 organizations demand an immediate end to Israel's deadly distribution scheme, a return to UN-led coordination, and the lifting of the brutal blockade on Gaza. Read our joint statement 👉oxf.am/3TksrtE

Every day, I feel like I’m dehumanizing my own people when I share videos and photos of them—burnt beyond recognition, their bodies torn apart, collected in pieces or halves, beheaded, limbless. I expose them in their most brutal, undignified moments, hoping the world will

“[B]ursts of gunfire erupt close by, at least 15 shots. “Whoo! Whoo!” one contractor yelps. “I think you hit one,” one says. Then comes a shout: “Hell, yeah, boy!”

Despite +972’s repeated requests for further information, the Israeli army has still not provided any explanation as to who was the target of the 500lb bomb it dropped on Gaza’s Al-Baqa Cafe on Monday, or why it was necessary to kill over 30 civilians. 972mag.com/gaza-al-baqa-c…

Israeli Defense Minister Katz said on Monday he'd ordered preparations for a plan to force Gaza's population into a “humanitarian city” on the ruins of Rafah. Holocaust historian Amos Goldberg calls it a "concentration camp": theguardian.com/world/2025/jul…