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Killing Happiness! | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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“I fear only one thing: That we might be broken forever, for whoever is broken forever can never rise again. Tell them: take care not to be defeated forever.” — *Gaza Weddings* (also known as *The White Horses*), a novel in Arabic by Ibrahim Nasrallah. In 2011, Palestinians set a world record by flying the largest number of kites on the Gaza beach during a summer camp organized by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). By 2024, however, the United States had h
British Charity Uses Tax-Deductible Donations to Fund Treatment of Israeli Soldiers Involved in Gaza Genocide | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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“The guilty one is not only the one who commits the sin, but also the one who creates the darkness that allows it to happen.” – Victor Hugo, Les Misérables The independent British website Declassified published an investigative report by its editor-in-chief, titled “British taxpayers funded the treatment of Israeli soldiers who fought in Gaza.” The report was based on leaked emails between Zionist organizations and British charities, revealing the collection of British donations for these organi
To US Officials: ‘No Need For Your Crocodile Tears Over Gaza’ | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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“I’ll say it frankly: We should have exerted more pressure on Israel to adopt a different approach in Gaza” – Jake Sullivan, National Security Advisor to ex-President Joe Biden. A striking phenomenon is recurring in American politics: Some presidents, cabinet members, and senior officials become more outspoken in their stances toward the Israeli occupation entity after leaving office, expressing regret for decisions that contributed to the injustice inflicted upon the Palestinian people. This ma
‘My Friend in Gaza’ | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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I have friends in Gaza and make sure I stay in touch and check on them; I try to support them in any way I can, even though what I can offer is insignificant compared to the magnitude of their sufferings. I have a friend in particular, a mother of three, who lives in Khan Younis to the south of the Gaza Strip. We are distant relatives. A few days ago, she messaged me saying: “My life is extremely difficult.” And from that message, we had a long conversation in which she revealed some of the burd
West Bank: A Gun-barrel Waits to Explode | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Imagine you are sitting with your children at home when a violent knock shakes the door. You open it to find a blond, European-looking man holding a weapon in one hand and a Torah or Talmud in the other, with soldiers behind him. He orders you to leave the house, saying: “God gave me this house 3000 years ago.” You reply, “But it’s my home; I was born here, and my father and grandfather were born here before me.” They push you aside, storm into your house, and throw your furniture outside. Your
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