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Israel has failed to convince the ICJ that the measures it is taking to minimize the effect of its military operations on the civilian population are adequate.
No plan for a “day after” in Gaza can be properly formulated, planned, and agreed upon without knowing the exact facts on the ground when the battle has ended.
A viable Palestinian state is essential, not only as a response to the Palestinian aspiration for self-determination but as the only possible option to stabilize the region.
Israel must repudiate Netanyahu’s lack of statesmanship, which is leading Western countries to recognize a Palestinian state that could become a real Hamastan.
Senator Ron Johnson urged Donald Trump to support early voting, fearing his anti-early voting stance could harm GOP chances in the upcoming election.
Professor Hassan Abdel Salam resigns to lead the "Abandon Biden" movement, opposing Biden's reelection due to his stance on Gaza, aiming to shift US political support.
Israel’s government has failed the hostages and their families. Israel’s military has failed the hostages and their families. At some point, they need to be held responsible.
Akiva and Yohanan Ben-Zakai were great scholars and great leaders operating during the Judean rebellions against Rome, but their approaches to defense and diplomacy differed widely.
Is Netanyahu even aware that the continuation of the current situation ensures that he will go down into history as Israel’s most controversial and ruinous leader ever?
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