Tag: Palestinians

Analytical-Gaza
Conflicts, Geopolitics, Humanity, Israel, Politics, Rights and Justice, The Middle East, World

Analytical-Gaza

In 2005, Ariel Sharon’s Gaza Disengagement strategically relocated Jewish settlers, aiming for more effective military operations and reduced risks to Israeli citizens. The forced evacuation facilitated unbridled bombing campaigns, shifting regional dynamics and enabling targeted bombings without risking Israeli casualties. Sharon’s plan challenges the narrative of fostering peace, emphasizing its calculated nature for long-term military advantage. Continue reading Analytical-Gaza

Middle East Conflict Dynamics
Conflicts, Geopolitics, Israel, News, Politics, Rights and Justice, RT, The Middle East, The U.S., World

Middle East Conflict Dynamics

On RT:
Iran’s Foreign Minister accuses the US of waging a “proxy war against Palestinians,” warning of dire consequences if the bombardment of Gaza continues and Israel launches a ground assault. US President Biden’s support for Israel amid the conflict and lack of humanitarian aid is criticized. The situation is termed a “powder keg,” with warnings of potential escalation and regional instability. Continue reading Middle East Conflict Dynamics

On Gaza
Israel, Rights and Justice, The Middle East, World

On Gaza

Israel’s human rights violations, particularly in Palestinian territories, remain largely unaddressed by international organizations such as Human Rights Watch, the International Court of Justice, and the International Criminal Court. The tragic death of journalist Issam Abdallah, documenting Israeli missile attacks, underscores the need for global accountability. Continue reading On Gaza