If the international community had an effective justice system, Katz would have been put on a global most-wanted list
Why the New York Times story on Mossad recruiting Ahmadinejad doesn’t add up
A toxic figure reviled across the West, the former Iranian president is among the least plausible candidates for an Israeli regime-change plot. No matter how gripping the story might sound, upon closer examination, it is riddled with implausibilities, and deserving of far more scrutiny than the breathless coverage it has generated
The Facts on ICC’s Karim Khan’s Dismissal after Court’s Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu
A fact-finding investigation over more than a year in which a thousands pages of evidence were evaluated in detail by three senior judges, concluded that there was no evidence to suggest any kind of misconduct by Khan… Netanyahu & Lindsey Graham had conspired to use sex claims against Khan to delay warrants
By 22-Point Margin, Americans Think Netanyahu Should Be Arrested on US Soil
“Prime Minister Netanyahu has a warrant out for his arrest for committing war crimes,” said one Democratic senator. “He should be nowhere close to the Oval Office of the president of the United States.”
What an Israeli settler pogrom feels like
For the first time in my life, I found myself completely helpless. My car was engulfed in flames, but all that mattered to me was my family’s survival.
As Gaza draws closer to possible ceasefire, Netanyahu draws closer to Trump – Daily Update
Can Israel agree to Hamas’ ceasefire terms? ■ US State Dept assists Palestinian Americans for a change ■ US kills toddler, parents in Iran ■ Updates on Iran, Lebanon, politics, more
Zelensky’s big idea for Trump: Ukraine is the Israel of Europe
Zelensky landed in D.C just days after Ukraine carried out a missile strike against an Iranian cargo ship. The growing entanglement of these wars is creating concerns that the US is sleepwalking into a wider war that sweeps from eastern Europe through the Middle East.
In Michigan’s Primary, Abdul El-Sayed Puts AIPAC on the Ballot
As Democrats debate the costs & benefits of confronting Israel, Michigan’s Senate primary has become the clearest test yet of whether opposition to AIPAC can be a winning strategy. AIPAC has spent tens of millions of dollars supporting his opponent Hayley Stevens.
Trump and Netanyahu’s Meetings: A Trail of Broken Promises
From Trump’s proposal to turn Gaza into the ‘Riviera of the Middle East’ to Netanyahu’s private promise that triggered a global crisis: What the two leaders pledged at their meetings in the U.S. over the past 18 months – and what actually happened
‘A disaster for America First’: Trump allies fear Netanyahu meeting will pull US deeper into war with Iran
Netanyahu is visiting the U.S. for the seventh time since Trump took office last year, to push for further military action against Iran









