Tag: Occupation

A caricature of Benjamin Netanyahu pulling the beak of a large American bald eagle.

Netanyahu Got His War With Iran. Israel May Pay for It for Decades.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s long-sought military confrontation with Iran risks Israel’s long-term security by eroding its most vital asset: bipartisan U.S. support. As American public sympathy shifts and anti-interventionist sentiment grows, Israel faces the prospect of strategic isolation and a pattern of hollow military victories that fail to deliver lasting stability.

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A young boy sitting on a dirt mound in the foreground, looking toward a large grid of open rectangular burial plots made of concrete blocks, where bodies wrapped in white shrouds are being placed by a man wearing a mask and a teal hoodie.

Gaza’s Demilitarization Trap: Why Disarmament Spells Erasure

The ceasefire may have paused the bombing, but it has not paused the machinery of dispossession. With more than 71,600 Palestinians killed and a humanitarian system collapsing under blockade, Washington and Tel Aviv have made reconstruction conditional on one thing: disarmament. For Palestinians, this is not a peace plan — it is a demand to surrender the last remaining instrument of political agency.

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