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The man speaking here, telling soldiers, using a bible verse, to "seize babies" in Gaza and "dash them against the rocks", is Israeli minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf.

Political source briefing: The U.S. is updating Israel on talks over a memorandum of understanding to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and advance negotiations toward a final agreement on the remaining disputed issues. In last night’s call, the Prime Minister told President Trump that Israel will preserve full freedom of action against threats in all arenas, including Lebanon. Trump reiterated his support for this principle. Trump also emphasized he will insist on dismantling Iran’s nuclear program and removing all enriched uranium from its territory, and will not sign a final deal without those conditions. The Prime Minister thanked Trump for his continued commitment to Israel’s security.

🎥 Professor Rashid Khalidi on the dangers of “purity politics” and why meaningful political change requires broad coalitions, strategic alliances, and building power beyond politics as “self-satisfaction.” Khalidi says that if the goal is to stop arms sales, advance divestment, and shift policy, movements cannot remain trapped in a “tiny, ineffective minority.” Source: Shu-Kaman (full interview below).

🎥 Professor Rashid Khalidi on the dangers of “purity politics” and why meaningful political change requires broad coalitions, strategic alliances, and building power beyond politics as “self-satisfaction.” Khalidi says that if the goal is to stop arms sales, advance divestment, and shift policy, movements cannot remain trapped in a “tiny, ineffective minority.” Source: Shu-Kaman (full interview below).

Flotilla activist Meriem Hadjal described being sexually assaulted by Israeli forces. She said they stripped her of her clothes and continued groping her chest while striking her repeatedly in the head.

🎥 Professor Rashid Khalidi on the dangers of “purity politics” and why meaningful political change requires broad coalitions, strategic alliances, and building power beyond politics as “self-satisfaction.” Khalidi says that if the goal is to stop arms sales, advance divestment, and shift policy, movements cannot remain trapped in a “tiny, ineffective minority.” Source: Shu-Kaman (full interview below).

Israel may be losing one of its last major allies in Europe. As more details emerge from the testimonies of Sumud Flotilla activists, the divide between Rome and Jerusalem appears headed toward a complete rupture.

Moaz, an Israeli who lost his parents on October 7th. Aziz, a Palestinian who lost his brother after detention in an Israeli prison. Both decided to chose peace. Together, they are working toward one goal: peace by 2030, beginning with their book, Their Future Is Peace.