The Israeli occupation is holding the bodies of approximately 1,700 Palestinians, even though Palestinian factions currently hold no Israeli prisoners.
Shin Bet chief David Zini seeks to retain them for use as leverage in future crises.
Conversely, the agency’s legal counsel maintains that withholding the bodies lacks a "legal basis."
Among the detained remains are those of Palestinians who died within Israeli prisons and facilities.
While dozens of investigations into the circumstances of these deaths are underway, no charges have been filed to date.
Not even the dead have been spared by the occupation apparatus.
Amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza, the relationship between candidates and AIPAC, and the political funding it provides, has become a central battleground in the Democratic primaries.
The divide lies between candidates who accept funds and support from the pro-Israeli occupation lobby and those who reject them.
The Minnesota elections raise a critical question: Can U.S. politics break free from AIPAC’s influence while Washington continues to support the occupation, despite the events unfolding in Gaza?
Tomorrow, August 11, voters will decide which candidate will enter Congress maintaining a stance independent of AIPAC’s influence.
📌 According to the Gaza Government Media Office, 296 trucks entered Gaza on Sunday — but only 13 carried medical and health supplies.
📌A closer look at what entered reveals a stark imbalance: 65 commercial trucks carried non-essential goods, including drinks, biscuits, cakes and snacks, while Gaza’s health system continues to face critical shortages.
đź“ŚThe figures highlight how Israeli restrictions on what enters Gaza continue to sideline essential medical and humanitarian needs, while dozens of trucks carrying non-essential goods are allowed into the besieged Strip.
Three rabbis whose names have been linked to the most extreme religious rhetoric directed at Palestinians.
Among them is the author of “The King's Torah,” a book that sparked widespread controversy by offering religious justifications for the killing of Palestinian children.
Beyond defending figures who perpetrated massacres and promoting ideas of religious supremacy, their writings and speeches exemplify the use of religion to justify violence and hatred.
Turmus Ayya has become one of the occupied West Bank’s most frequently targeted Palestinian towns. Residents have endured years of settlement expansion, repeated settler attacks, and documented violations as part of a broader Israeli pattern of ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank.
Israeli checkpoints, roadblocks and military restrictions are delaying Palestinians from reaching emergency medical care across the occupied West Bank. Since October 7, 2023, the World Health Organization has documented 987 attacks on or obstructions of health care, affecting 673 ambulances and resulting in 39 deaths. Human Rights Watch says these restrictions have repeatedly delayed ambulances carrying critically ill patients, including pregnant women and infants, warning that obstructing emergency medical care is putting Palestinian lives at risk.
Before becoming an icon of global liberation movements, Kwame Ture was known as Stokely Carmichael.
He did not view the Palestinian cause merely as a political dispute; rather, he saw it as the struggle of a people living under occupation, and he rejected the Zionist narrative that sought to justify settlement expansion and the displacement of Palestinians.
For years, he drew parallels between the Palestinian struggle against occupation and the struggles of peoples against colonialism and racism in Africa and the United States.
Across the occupied West Bank, the Israeli occupation is depriving Palestinians of water, controlling vital supplies as settlers attack water infrastructure and obstruct repair crews from restoring damaged wells. This is not simply a water shortage. When Palestinians are denied the basic means to survive on their land, deprivation becomes a tool of displacement.
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How did Netanyahu lose the Democrats?
The genocide in Gaza was not the only turning point.
However, it accelerated the breakdown of the relationship between the occupation and the Democratic base.
It began with the confrontation with Obama, followed by the clash with Biden, and then the rise of democratic socialists and progressives.
The occupation shifted from an issue that enjoyed bipartisan consensus to one that divides Democrats.
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The Israeli occupation is holding the bodies of approximately 1,700 Palestinians, even though Palestinian factions currently hold no Israeli prisoners.
Shin Bet chief David Zini seeks to retain them for use as leverage in future crises.
Conversely, the agency’s legal counsel maintains that withholding the bodies lacks a "legal basis."
Among the detained remains are those of Palestinians who died within Israeli prisons and facilities.
While dozens of investigations into the circumstances of these deaths are underway, no charges have been filed to date.
Not even the dead have been spared by the occupation apparatus.
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Sahat English
Amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza, the relationship between candidates and AIPAC, and the political funding it provides, has become a central battleground in the Democratic primaries.
The divide lies between candidates who accept funds and support from the pro-Israeli occupation lobby and those who reject them.
The Minnesota elections raise a critical question: Can U.S. politics break free from AIPAC’s influence while Washington continues to support the occupation, despite the events unfolding in Gaza?
Tomorrow, August 11, voters will decide which candidate will enter Congress maintaining a stance independent of AIPAC’s influence.
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📌 According to the Gaza Government Media Office, 296 trucks entered Gaza on Sunday — but only 13 carried medical and health supplies.
📌A closer look at what entered reveals a stark imbalance: 65 commercial trucks carried non-essential goods, including drinks, biscuits, cakes and snacks, while Gaza’s health system continues to face critical shortages.
đź“ŚThe figures highlight how Israeli restrictions on what enters Gaza continue to sideline essential medical and humanitarian needs, while dozens of trucks carrying non-essential goods are allowed into the besieged Strip.
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Sahat English
Three rabbis whose names have been linked to the most extreme religious rhetoric directed at Palestinians.
Among them is the author of “The King's Torah,” a book that sparked widespread controversy by offering religious justifications for the killing of Palestinian children.
Beyond defending figures who perpetrated massacres and promoting ideas of religious supremacy, their writings and speeches exemplify the use of religion to justify violence and hatred.
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Turmus Ayya has become one of the occupied West Bank’s most frequently targeted Palestinian towns. Residents have endured years of settlement expansion, repeated settler attacks, and documented violations as part of a broader Israeli pattern of ethnic cleansing in the occupied West Bank.
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Israeli checkpoints, roadblocks and military restrictions are delaying Palestinians from reaching emergency medical care across the occupied West Bank.
Since October 7, 2023, the World Health Organization has documented 987 attacks on or obstructions of health care, affecting 673 ambulances and resulting in 39 deaths.
Human Rights Watch says these restrictions have repeatedly delayed ambulances carrying critically ill patients, including pregnant women and infants, warning that obstructing emergency medical care is putting Palestinian lives at risk.
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Sahat English
Before becoming an icon of global liberation movements, Kwame Ture was known as Stokely Carmichael.
He did not view the Palestinian cause merely as a political dispute; rather, he saw it as the struggle of a people living under occupation, and he rejected the Zionist narrative that sought to justify settlement expansion and the displacement of Palestinians.
For years, he drew parallels between the Palestinian struggle against occupation and the struggles of peoples against colonialism and racism in Africa and the United States.
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Across the occupied West Bank, the Israeli occupation is depriving Palestinians of water, controlling vital supplies as settlers attack water infrastructure and obstruct repair crews from restoring damaged wells.Â
This is not simply a water shortage. When Palestinians are denied the basic means to survive on their land, deprivation becomes a tool of displacement.
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