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Israelis Can't Understand How They Could Be Accused of Genocide - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Israelis Can't Understand How They Could Be Accused of Genocide - Israel News

Faced With the Charge of Genocide at The Hague, Israelis Are Deeply Defensive, Pointing at the Horrors Committed by Hamas on October 7. But the Global List of Victims and Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities Is Long, and Neither Israelis nor Palestinians Are Immune to the Accusation

Red Cross urged to secure Gaza hostages' well-being in petition - Vimarsana News

Red Cross urged to secure Gaza hostages' well-being in petition

The demands put forth by HWZOA in the petition are clear: the ICRC must cease its neglect of these hostages and take proactive measures to ensure their well-being

Source: jpost.com
Grapevine January 7th, 2024: First-hand information of living nightmare - Vimarsana News

Grapevine January 7th, 2024: First-hand information of living nightmare

Their accounts detailed over 10 hours of a life-threatening race: escaping by car and foot, seeking improvised shelter, and ducking from gunfire.

Source: jpost.com
War with Hamas may trigger the end of Israel's political alignment - Vimarsana News

War with Hamas may trigger the end of Israel's political alignment

After the Yom Kippur War, the burning anger at Israel's leadership led to the downfall of Labor's hegemony. After the October 7 massacre, it is reasonable this could happen again.

Source: jpost.com
Pilgrimage to Palestine: A reflection - Vimarsana News

Pilgrimage to Palestine: A reflection

A delegation of Christian leaders from around the globe spent Christmas in Bethlehem in a demonstration of solidarity with Palestinian Christians and citizens of the Gaza Strip. The group included the eminent cleric Frank Chikane and the writer, Jimi Matthews.