EDITORS—The panel discusses how a Yemeni drone got through, considering that several neighboring countries, like Egypt and Jordan, not to mention US and EU assets, are often deployed to keep airstrikes like these from occurring. The West appears confused about Yemen’s capabilities; they certainly have great ability to hide their military assets, and absorb punishment.
PALESTINIANS
-
-
INTERVIEW: [On the lebanon front]—So many taunts from Israel about invasion, but no action
6 minutes readGEORGE GALLOWAY—If Israel can’t defeat a handful of militants in Gaza with AK-47s they’re not going into Lebanon against battle-hardened Hezbollah with sophisticated weaponry: Elijah Magnier. This may be the first time Israelis are beginning to realise they may have gone too far in their cynicism and brutality toward Palestinians. Follow MOATS on YouTube
-
FRANK SCOTT—The effect of the Holocaust on 21st century life continues to be as profound, and dangerous, as its impact on the previous century. What is euphemistically called “The Middle East Problem” was really created by the western holocaust, and dumped on the people of the Middle East. The solution to this problem involves the West confronting its own responsibility, and ending its punishment of the Arab world, especially the Palestinians, who have absorbed generations of abuse and had a horrific, biblical vengeance visited upon them for something they never did.
-
US senator says Israel should drop nuclear bombs on Gaza
18 minutes readEDITOR—Graham is obviously a liar, too. The US was never threatened existentially by Japan. Yet Graham, a prominent member of the Republican Party, suggested giving Israel—an ICJ-certified genocidal nation—nuclear bombs to finish off the Palestinians once and for all. His remarks were made in a May 12 interview on NBC News’ “Meet the Press”.
“So when we were faced with destruction as a nation after Pearl Harbor, fighting the Germans and the Japanese, we decided to end the war by bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki with nuclear weapons. That was the right decision”, Graham said.
-
LAPD’s Failure to Protect Peaceful Protesters at UCLA from Right-Wing Mob Shows Real Priorities
26 minutes readJEREMY KUZMAROV—The LAPD’s true colors were on display at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) at the end of April when its officers stood by for hours as hundreds of right-wing vigilantes attacked pro-Palestinian demonstrators in what Al Jazeera described as a “really shocking and ugly scene of violence.” The LAPD then aggressively broke up the pro-Palestinian demonstrators’ encampment using flash bangs and riot gear, arresting around 200 of the anti-genocide protesters who were entirely peaceful. (None of the vigilantes were arrested).