UN expert warns: no future for Palestine
The settler onslaught on the West Bank is wrecking the chances of a Palestinian state, according to a top United Nations legal expert.
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The settler onslaught on the West Bank is wrecking the chances of a Palestinian state, according to a top United Nations legal expert.
As marauding Israeli settlers stepped up their attacks on West Bank communities, the UK government announced its toughest steps yet against Israel’s war crimes.
Virtually everyone in the world says they want the nightmare in Gaza to stop. But ceasefires come and go while the slaughter just grinds on.
If you shoot boys in the genitals, bomb fertility clinics and kill 16,000 children it could be argued that you are trying to wipe out future generations.
To our national press and TV, Israel is a liberal European democracy while Palestinians are Jew-hating terrorists. Readers and viewers must be constantly reminded of this.
Israel’s gigantic war machine requires a constant re-supply of a huge range of hi-tech weaponry – far more than it can produce.
In June, Labour MP Melanie Ward submitted a complaint to the Charity Commission regarding 32 charities giving more than £28 million to settlers.
Palantir holds a £240 million contract with the UK Ministry of Defence, awarded without tender.
Barclays holds vast shareholdings – worth more than £2 billion – in big arms and tech companies that supply the hardware.
In July, the Church of England voted overwhelmingly to support Palestinian Christians in their peaceful struggle against the illegal Israeli occupation.
The founders of The Phoenix Library believe this was a deliberate attempt to erase Palestinian culture. They raised crowd-funded $100,000 to open a library
It is not surprising that Gaza has the world’s highest rate of amputations. The WHO says 42,000 people have suffered life-changing injuries since 2023.
Shahd Alnaouq is a young Palestinian writer from Gaza and author of Our Pulse Against the Drones