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The US could stop the horror in Rafah today. Why won't it? - Vimarsana News

The US could stop the horror in Rafah today. Why won't it?

Joe Biden has called on Benjamin Netanyahu to show restraint — but he is still too wary of alienating voters in an election year, writes Paul Rogers

The US could stop the horror in Rafah today. Why won't it? | Paul Rogers - Vimarsana News

The US could stop the horror in Rafah today. Why won't it? | Paul Rogers

Biden has called on Netanyahu to show restraint – but he is still too wary of alienating voters in an election year, says Paul Rogers of Bradford University

Israel is losing the war against Hamas – but Netanyahu and his government will never admit it | Paul Rogers - Vimarsana News

Israel is losing the war against Hamas – but Netanyahu and his government will never admit it | Paul Rogers

The official narrative has been that Hamas is weakened, but in reality the IDF’s doctrine of massive force is failing, says academic Paul Rogers

Israel's use of disproportionate force is a long-established tactic – with a clear aim | Paul Rogers - Vimarsana News

Israel's use of disproportionate force is a long-established tactic – with a clear aim | Paul Rogers

The strategy goes well beyond defeating an opponent: it seeks to destroy key infrastructure and the economy, says academic Paul Rogers

Paul Rogers: Israel-Hamas war shows there are no military solutions to political problems - Vimarsana News

Paul Rogers: Israel-Hamas war shows there are no military solutions to political problems

Just as in Afghanistan and Iraq, the use of intense force against paramilitaries is not working. Once more it will have disastrous consequences, writes Paul Rogers