Michael Tweeter

Fetterman: If you have contempt for Israel, you are anti-American

Tortured to the point that he can no longer remember his own name, an elderly Palestinian man was found near the "Yellow Line" in Gaza, reportedly named Mohammed Habib. He was released by Israeli occupation forces and handed over to the Civil Defense, arriving at Nasser Medical Complex from the Qizan al-Najjar area with his hands and feet still restrained. Hospital staff say his body shows clear signs of torture. He is exhausted, his memory fading, unable to tell anyone what was done to him. The hospital is still trying to find his family, and no one yet knows his full story, only that the occupation returned him broken and unable to account for his own name. _doaa_mohammad (IG)

Settler movement leader Daniella Weiss described a starvation strategy to expel Palestinians from Gaza: "After not giving them food, anything and causing famine, they will leave and the world will accept them."

BREAKING: Israeli ambassador Danny Danon lost it on camera at the UN after Israel was added to a blacklist of parties suspected of conflict-related sexual violence. At a meeting Friday, Danon erupted at UN officials, demanded the resignation of Pramila Patten, the UN’s special representative on sexual violence in conflict, and tried to shout down Vanessa Frazier after she objected that the findings were based on verified evidence. “You will be quiet now,” Danon snapped. I interviewed Danny Danon 15 years ago on HuffPost Live. When I held him to account, he walked out of the interview. Sadly, the footage has been lost. But the pattern was not lost. This is what Israeli officials so often do when confronted with evidence they cannot bomb, bury, spin, or intimidate into silence: they attack the messenger. They accuse the institution. They demand resignations. They perform outrage as a substitute for accountability. The issue is not whether Danny Danon is offended. The issue is whether victims of alleged sexual violence, Palestinian detainees, and children in Israeli custody will be heard over the shouting of a state that has grown accustomed to impunity. Israel was recently added to a UN blacklist for conflict-related sexual violence. Danon revealed the strategy: when the evidence speaks, tell the room to be quiet.

The Grayzone's Max Blumenthal visits the Wall of Tears in Dearborn, Michigan This heart-rending visual display memorializes the over 18,500 children killed by the Israeli military in the besieged Gaza Strip between October 7, 2023 and July 2025 Blumenthal reads the names and ages of several of these children, and places their lives in the broader context of Gaza's occupation, siege and genocide at the hands of the state of Israel