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Biden May Give Israel Fewer Weapons to Protest Gaza Violence, or More Weapons - Vimarsana News

Biden May Give Israel Fewer Weapons to Protest Gaza Violence, or More Weapons

US President Joe Biden has reportedly been working for weeks behind the scenes to protest Israel’s bloody campaign in the Gaza Strip, although officials suggest he is unsure how to go about it.

Israel accuses UN workers of aiding Hamas' Oct. 7 raid; hands over 'dossier of details' to US | World News - Vimarsana News

Israel accuses UN workers of aiding Hamas' Oct. 7 raid; hands over 'dossier of details' to US | World News

The UNRWA workers have been accused of helping Hamas stage the attack that set off the war in Gaza, or of aiding it in the days after.

Official Lies Aren't What They Used to Be - Vimarsana News

Official Lies Aren't What They Used to Be

The Bushies told us we had to invade Afghanistan to catch Osama bin Laden and then to go into Iraq because Saddam had WMDs. As the Pentagon knew, bin Laden was already in Pakistan; as Hans Blix and Scott Ritter told us, there was no evidence Saddam had proscribed weapons.

Japan Suspends UNRWA Funding Over Allegations of Staff Involvement in Oct 7 Hamas Attack - Vimarsana News

Japan Suspends UNRWA Funding Over Allegations of Staff Involvement in Oct 7 Hamas Attack

Some fear that the decision to suspend financial support for the primary humanitarian aid source in Gaza by donor nations could further intensify hunger in the region.

Source: hngn.com
Protests 'Do Not Help': Netanyahu Wags His Finger at Families of Hostage Victims - Vimarsana News

Protests 'Do Not Help': Netanyahu Wags His Finger at Families of Hostage Victims

This weekend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the families of hostages during a press conference, telling the desperate victims that their protests were “useless and contributing to the demands of Hamas”.