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In Genocide Case Against Israel at The Hague, the U.S. Is the Unnamed Co-Conspirator

Jeremy ScahillSouth Africa laid out a meticulous case detailing Israel’s genocidal intent. The U.S. supported it all.
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Biden Admin Deployed Air Force Team to Israel to Assist With Targets, Document Suggests

Ken Klippenstein, Matthew PettiGuidance for officers deployed to Israel appears to show the U.S. military providing intelligence for airstrikes in Gaza.
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Biden’s Strikes in Yemen Are Unconstitutional, Bipartisan Members of Congress Say

Nausicaa RennerThe attacks against the Iran-backed Houthis stoked fears of U.S. involvement in a regional conflagration.
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I Resigned From the DNC in Protest of Biden’s Backing of Palestinian Slaughter

Thomas KennedyBiden’s proposed immigration crackdown in return for Israeli military funding is the epitome of Democrats’ hypocrisy and groupthink.
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OpenAI Quietly Deletes Ban on Using ChatGPT for “Military and Warfare”

Sam BiddleThe Pentagon has its eye on the leading AI company, which this week softened its ban on military use.
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At The Hague, Israel Mounted a Defense Based in an Alternate Reality

Jeremy ScahillIsrael’s rebuttal against charges of genocide was as weak in offering documented facts as South Africa’s case was powerful.
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Israel Bombed an Al Jazeera Cameraman — and Blocked Evacuation Efforts as He Bled to Death

Sharif Abdel KouddousA new, in-depth timeline of efforts to help Samer Abu Daqqa reveals that Israel was repeatedly pressed to allow for his rescue, but kept emergency crews at bay for hours.
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Pro-Israel Effort to Smear Penn President Started Well Before Oct. 7

Akela LacyThe push to oust Liz Magill began when the university hosted a festival celebrating Palestinian literature.
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Crime Scene DNA Didn’t Match Marcellus Williams. Missouri May Fast-Track His Execution Anyway.

Jordan SmithGov. Mike Parson dissolved a panel that was reinvestigating Williams’s case before it could report its findings.
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No Safe Place in Gaza

DeconstructedHumanitarian relief activist Amed Khan describes the worsening crisis on the ground in Gaza.
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