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denied. a government spokesperson from israel said there were no civilian casualties during the operation, but the bbc has found evidence that civilians were killed. from jerusalem, are middle east correspondent, and you may find her report difficult to watch. amid ruins that reeked of death... ..palestinians poured over what was once gaza's biggest and best equipped hospital after israeli forces withdrew. israel's military raid in march was the second at the site and it was dramatically destructive. four mass graves containing — local search teams say — hundreds of bodies have n...

Cease—fire because this state of permanent war. there are a few key problems. in the middle east, the only plan that will work is one part plan, and this is usually negotiations as a matter of trade—off. for netanyahu, his political death, and for others, it's a literal stop what you said the chances of permanent cease—fire low. what about alisa a temporary one. that's a great question make because the only incentive to end this is the hostages. the people are being held in captivity could unlock the region because these hostilities are real. the put

Putin must remain in a permanent state of war to consolidate his power, political scientist Marie Mendras writes in a new book.Putin maintains power through

Power in israel already, even before curbing any of the power of the supreme court. now, literally, the supreme court was basically the only stop to the government claiming unlimited power. and so this is what people are protesting. they are protesting against an onset of a dictatorship. that's what's happening right now. this is not a political issue of how much you thinkjudges should have overreached, yes or no? this is literally about the possibility of maintaining and also seeing an end to israel's permanent war. so what you have out there is protesters from very different echelons and tha...

Dan Ellsberg was loathed especially for courageous acts that many disapproving colleagues knew deep down that they should have emulated. His release of the Pentagon Papers in 1971 spurred anti-war momentum enormously and proved what critics had been saying all along. I was well aware of him from that moment forward, although, as we learned later, we both had been tear gassed during the 1971 Mayday demonstrations in Washington DC but in different areas of town. Dan soon emerged as a moral figure who never ever pretended to be holier than thou, which made him all the more attractive