One Year of Empty Rhetoric From the White House on Israel’s Wars
The Biden administration has consistently said Israel should not kill civilians as it sends Israel more weapons to kill civilians.
The Biden administration has consistently said Israel should not kill civilians as it sends Israel more weapons to kill civilians.
The Alsayed brothers lost their mother in the first bombing. They thought the White House could help save the survivors.
A joint resolution from Sen. Bernie Sanders would block arms sales to Israel. The challenge is convincing Democrats to act.
The Republican-appointed judges could influence future rulings on defendants’ rights amid Trump’s free speech crackdown.
But Palestinians in densely populated Gaza are all Hamas’s “human shields” — letting Israel deflect the blame for civilian deaths.
Nine health care workers at UCSF report censorship or punishment for speaking out about human rights for Palestinians — or simply wearing a pin.
With Israel’s attack on Iran, Netanyahu can distract from his many crises at home. Trump can appease both his faux anti-war backers and the hawks.
Heeding the request of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald Trump dispatched U.S. warplanes to bomb Iran.
Rep. Diana DeGette didn’t take a socialist challenger seriously. Now she’s scrambling to convince voters she’s still the progressive pick.
Bent on a “mega-deal” security pact with Saudi Arabia, Congress and the Biden administration see their chance.
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