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Birding in Gaza

Originally appeared at TomDispatch. He’s a funny little chap: a sharp dresser with a sleek grey jacket, a white waistcoat, red shorts, and a small grey crest for a hat. With his shiny black eyes and stubby black beak, he’s quite the looker. Like the chihuahua of the bird world,…

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin acknowledged on Tuesday that it was a possibility that the 1,000 US troops deployed off the coast of Gaza as part of a project to build a pier could come under fire and said they would be able to shoot back. Austin made the comments…

Today, I will tackle the Times’s opinion writer, Thomas Friedman, and his recent column, “Israel has a choice to make: Rafah or Riyadh,” for factual context and even-handedness. 

The Nahyan royal family from the United Arab Emirates holds prominent positions in both business and politics in the gulf region and are also one of the worlds richest families, The Jerusalem Post...

Houthi uncrewed surface vessel destroyed by US military • Son of Hamas leader defends Israel's need to invade Rafah • Protesters block aid from entering Gaza

Under the stewardship of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Arab capitals stand at a defining crossroads, say Catherine Perez-Shakdam and Dr Stepan Stepanenko.

Russia said that the United States is being hypocritical by opposing the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) investigation of Israel.

A video of the actor looking upset spread like wildfire as pro-Palestine demonstrations on U.S. college campuses dominated national news.

There is not only no evidence connecting Israel to doing so, but the IDF, with all of the criticism, has shown unprecedented openness to international media to see and learn what it is doing in Gaza.