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Charlie Kirk explained that Israel has been on the brink of civil war because PM Netanyahu has been trying to alter the nation’s laws and decrease the power of the judiciary and courts. Netanyahu's approval rating was only 27% before the attack by Hamas.

Most journalists live comfortable lives, if not financially then literally, sitting behind their computers all day. Most deaths in the workplace are of men because men do the vast majority of dangerous jobs. Female war correspondents break both rules. Marie Colvin lost her left eye while covering one war and her life covering another eleven […]

There is a constant argument from Zionists that the Israeli Army is “the most moral army in the world,” but there is another aspect of the IDF that is rarely discussed and that is the fact that it is inept, maybe even the most inept army in the world. 
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“There were [dozens] of soldiers around, and one of the soldiers dragged one of the children to the vehicle and the other soldiers followed and started to arrest them... We begged the soldiers to wait until the children’s families could come and talk to their families, but that didn’t help.”

In Part 2 of the TLAV+Unlimited Hangout Election Special, Ryan and Whitney discuss the glaring conflicts of interest between the very government agencies charged with protecting critical infrastructure and a web of intelligence agencies and corporations that would massively benefit in the event of a seemingly imminent wave of cyber attacks.

As Israel continues its periodic incursions into neighboring Lebanon’s airspace, southern Lebanese resistance force Hezbollah is countering IDF provocations in a dangerous high-tech game of risk.
Earlier this month, Israel’s IDF deployed a drone supposedly to conduct “routine operations to secure the border” which was promptly brought down by Hezbollah as it entered Lebanese airspace.

This week I am joined once again my good friend Lizzy to discuss her work in Palestine. Lizzy began by talking about her own personal journey which has led her to live and work full time in Ramallah. We discussed her work with Al Kamandjati, a non-profit which offers world-class music lessons for Palestinian children. We talked about the mission of Al Kamandjati and its founder Ramzi Aburedwan. Lizzy talked about Aburedwan’s life growing up in the Al Amari refugee camp and how this led him to create the organization.

Opinion — On March 25, Israel fired 72 rockets and hit 23 targets in Gaza, injuring at least two and destroying several houses in Gaza City.
This was in response to two rockets that hit Tel Aviv, wounding seven, the first time since 2014 that a rocket attack hit Tel Aviv — clearly not the status quo.

This is a follow-up, I guess, to the article I last published here on the Shamima Begum or ‘ISIS bride’ media storm: but asking some follow-up questions and raising some related issues. In that other article, I asked about why the teenage girl’s situation was being so blown up in the media, while other individuals […]

The war in Yemen – and it’s accompanying humanitarian catastrophe – has been going on a very long time now; and it shows no signs of abating any time soon. I talked about the humanitarian side of it here recently. And about the seeming apathy of Western media and politicians and the hypocrisy in terms […]