Is the COVID-19 Vaccine a Potential Biological Weapon in Reverse?
UNITED NATIONS: If the coronavirus is not deemed a biological weapon, is the heavily-publicized Covid-19 vaccine in danger of being weaponized when ov
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UNITED NATIONS: If the coronavirus is not deemed a biological weapon, is the heavily-publicized Covid-19 vaccine in danger of being weaponized when ov
Meanwhile,” the COVID-19 pandemic has worsened the already dire humanitarian and socio-economic situation” Secretary-General António Guterres said at a meeting online last November, marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Patients arrive at a health centre in Gaza. Credit: UNRWA UNITED NATIONS, Jan 7 2021 (IPS) - If the coronavirus is not deemed a biological weapon, is the heavily-publicized Covid-19 vaccine in danger of being weaponized when over 159,000 Palestinians who have tested positive in Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) are being denied t...
The untold story of American aid to Israel Dec 29,2020 - Last updated at Dec 29,2020 On December 21, the United States Congress passed the COVID-19 Relief Package, as part of a larger $2.3 trillion bill meant to cover spending for the rest of the fiscal year. As usual, US representatives allocated a massive sum of money for Israel. While unemployment, thus poverty, in the US is skyrocketing as a result of repeated lockdowns, the US found it essential to provide Israel with $3.3 billion in “security assistance” and $500 million for US-Israel missile defence cooperation. Although a meager...
You are here Home » Opinion » Ramzy Baroud » Why Netanyahu is a symptom, not cause of Israel’s political crisis Why Netanyahu is a symptom, not cause of Israel’s political crisis Dec 23,2020 - Last updated at Dec 23,2020 It is convenient to surmise that Israel’s current political crisis is consistent with the country’s unfailing trajectory of short-lived governments and fractious ruling coalitions. While this view is somewhat defensible, it is also hasty. Israel is currently at the cusp of a fourth general election in less than two years. Even by Israel’s political standards, thi...