USA vs Gaza and Palestine

My shameful US current government is the main reason for the suffering and the starvation of children in Gaza. Shameful, disgraceful, and disgusting — the U.S. government just cast its 6 veto at the United Nations over the war in Gaza. Trump and his sick government continue with f***ing up the world.

No ifs no buts!

Gaza death toll

How many Palestinians has Israel's offensive killed? More than 65,000 thousands

Israel has killed over 20000 Palestinian children in Gaza as of September 1 2025. Unimaginable horrors’: more than 50,000 children reportedly killed or injured in the Gaza Strip

As the Economist recently reported, new research suggests that as many as 109,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israel — which would represent about 5 percent of the prewar population. Even the lower-bound estimate — 77,000 killed — is 44 percent higher than the Gaza Ministry of Health’s figure of 55,500 dead.

Number of known fatalities of aid, health, media, and defense workers from October 8, 2023 to July 16, 2025

Saudi Arabia signs a mutual defense pact with nuclear-armed Pakistan after Israel’s attack on Qatar

The Israeli attach on Qatar on On 9 September 2025 is a breach of Qatari sovereignty, Violation of sovereignty, Impact on peace efforts and Regional security risk.

World's top genocide scholars association says Israel committing it in Gaza

The International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), a leading global body of genocide experts, has declared that Israel’s actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of genocide under the 1948 UN Genocide Convention.

  • Vote outcome:

    • 86% of IAGS members supported the resolution.

    • It calls on Israel to immediately stop all acts of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanityagainst Palestinians.

  • Humanitarian crisis and casualties:

    • Since October 2023, over 64,000 Palestinians have been killed and 160,660 wounded.

    • 34 more killed on Monday, including children and aid seekers.

    • Famine officially declared, with 340 deaths (124 children) from malnutrition.

    • Israel accused of deliberately destroying food sources and blocking humanitarian aid, intentionally creating unlivable conditions.

  • Legal and international actions:

    • International Court of Justice (ICJ) is investigating Israel for genocide.

    • International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes.

    • The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) released a 204-page report, Voices of the Genocide, documenting evidence that Israel has committed four of the five genocidal acts defined by the UN convention.

  • Global response:

    • Human rights groups and governments worldwide are condemning Israel’s actions.

    • Experts in international law and Holocaust studies also affirm that Israel’s actions meet the legal threshold for genocide.

    • Israel has not responded to the IAGS resolution and continues to deny the accusations.

President Trump

I had high hopes that Donald Trump would take meaningful steps to end the wholesale killing of Palestinians (genocide) and help bring an end to ongoing wars. In my view, he has often been misunderstood and unfairly targeted by mainstream media—and to some extent, that criticism is valid.

However, one thing remains unchanged: his unwavering support for the Israeli regime, which I view as brutal and oppressive. This factor weighs heavily in my evaluation of his leadership. As a result, despite my concerns about President Biden—whom I see as complicit in policies that enable mass suffering—Trump’s alignment with this regime places him even lower in my estimation.

Trump flopped with an F on ending wars. Big talk, but his actions fizzled out.

Why Israel are killing doctors journalists nurses in Gaza? Yet another: Israel kills prominent Gaza doctor Marwan al-Sultan in targeted strike. humanitarian organizations, the UN, and journalistic watchdogs report widespread and repeated attacks on medical personnel and media workers:

  • A WHO/Health Ministry report states more than 1,580 health workers killed since October 2023.

  • Doctors Without Borders and Health Workers Watch describe this as a pattern—“intentional or recklessly indiscriminate”—with 70+ healthcare workers including doctors and nurses killed in the past 50 days alonet

  • The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) reports that Gaza is the deadliest conflict for journalists in decades, with at least 178 media workers confirmed killed

Key Takeaways from Trump’s Three-Nation Middle East Visit

  • Lavish Reception and Business Deals: Trump received grand welcomes in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. The trip featured announcements of business deals reportedly worth up to $4 trillion, including a major Boeing order. However, many of the deals lacked clear details and included pre-existing agreements.

  • Policy Shift on Syria: Trump held a groundbreaking meeting with Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Shara — a former Al Qaeda leader who replaced Bashar al-Assad. He also announced plans to lift U.S. sanctions on Syria, marking a major policy reversal.

  • Iran Diplomacy Hints: Trump signaled openness to diplomacy with Iran, citing progress and praising Qatar for its mediating role. He shared an Iranian official’s comments about improved U.S.-Iran relations and suggested he might ease the U.S. stance on Iran’s nuclear program.

  • Gaza Acknowledgment: While avoiding a visit to Israel, Trump made a rare public comment on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, noting suffering and starvation — a subtle but notable shift in tone given his close ties to Netanyahu.

  • Avoided Ukraine-Russia Talks: Though high-level talks were underway in Turkey, Trump opted not to attend, saying meaningful progress with Russia would only come from a direct meeting with Putin, which he said he is open to arranging.

Overall, the trip combined diplomatic surprises, business promotion, and subtle shifts in regional stances.

This Israeli Government Is Not Our Ally

Thomas Friedman (Nytime) argue that Prime Minister Netanyahu’s ultranationalist Israeli government is undermining long-standing U.S. strategic interests in the Middle East and should no longer be treated as a reliable American ally. He praises President Trump for excluding Netanyahu from upcoming regional talks and pursuing independent diplomacy with Arab states and adversaries like Iran.

Friedman asserts that this Israeli government prioritizes annexation and expulsion of Palestinians over peace and regional stability. Netanyahu’s refusal to pursue a two-state solution in exchange for Saudi normalization — largely to preserve his fragile coalition and avoid prosecution — has damaged U.S. diplomatic goals and derailed a potential U.S.-Saudi-Israeli security alliance.

Friedman warns that Netanyahu’s Gaza strategy, including permanent military occupation and population displacement, could lead to massive civilian deaths, war crimes, and regional destabilization in Egypt and Jordan. He concludes that such policies risk turning Israel into a pariah state and urges President Trump to stay the course in resisting Netanyahu’s agenda.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/09/opinion/trump-iran-israel.html

Zionism Today

For decades, Zionism has relied on a familiar script: invoking antisemitism, the Holocaust, Hamas, and terrorism to justify its actions. But that narrative is unraveling. A new generation sees the reality for what it is — and they're no longer convinced by slogans or historical deflections.

The truth about Zionism is clearer than ever, and clinging to old justifications only exposes how deeply rooted they were in misinformation. That script no longer works — it’s outdated, full of contradictions, and morally bankrupt.

If supporting Zionism today means turning a blind eye to the massacre of innocent children, then we must ask: what does that say about us? True morality demands we speak up — not in defense of power, but in defense of humanity.