"Whenever a king sees that his people are about to revolt against him, he starts a war with another country." - Napoleon Bonaparte
According to Haaretz, Saudi Crown Prince MbS is opposed to Israeli military involvement over worries of domestic backlash
By Dave De Camp, antiwar.com
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking approval from Saudi Arabia to join the war in Yemen against Ansar Allah, also known as the Houthis, Haaretz reported on Monday.
Out government is full of Israeli operatives. Our Republic is a hoax.
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A soldier was filmed blocking a Palestinian olive harvest near Ramallah on Friday because, he said, “this is a Jewish state” and “Jews have a prior right over Arabs to everything in this country.”
The soldier documented in the central West Bank’s Birzeit area also said settlers were allowed to be there because those were his orders.
The IDF did not immediately comment on the incident.
Israel's Jewish supremacist political parties are growing in popularity among young, first-time voters ahead of this month's Knesset elections, according to a poll published by Ynet on 9 October.
The poll sampled the opinions of 543 Israeli voters aged 18 to 22.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israel's military, Shin Bet and attorney general on Sunday to reveal the identities of soldiers and officers interviewed in the investigative documentary "NAZA" and prosecute them for "serious information security offenses, criminal defamation and harm to Israel's diplomatic and security interests."
The film shows interviews with soldiers and officers, concealing their identities. These interviews, the film's creators say, reveal "the systems behind Israel's calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza."
At least 19 attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians were recorded by midday on Friday, according to field reports, in a wave of violence across the occupied West Bank.
At barely 70 minutes, Ahmed Hassouna’s Citizen Osama feels much larger than its running time. Not because it drags, but because of how much life, death and uncertainty it compresses into a short span. Events arrive with the relentlessness of a permanent emergency. Buildings are bombed, people are pulled from rubble, colleagues are killed, food becomes harder to find, and humanitarian aid appears only to prove painfully insufficient. Between these episodes, Osama Al-Ashi goes home to his wife, his young child and his anxious parents.
Israeli occupation authorities forced Palestinian resident Fadl al-Rajabi to demolish his own home in occupied East Jerusalem on Sunday, leaving seven members of his family without their house.
Al-Rajabi dismantled the 66-square-meter home in the Al-Ashqariya neighborhood of Beit Hanina after Israeli authorities ordered its demolition on the grounds that it had been built without a permit.
The house had stood since 2010.
Israeli settlers stormed the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem on Sunday under the protection of Israeli occupation forces, Wafa news reported.
The Jerusalem Governorate said that dozens of settlers broke into the mosque compound through the Moroccan Gate, wearing Jewish prayer shawls and performing Jewish religious rituals.