I wonder if Donald Trump knows that five times as many U.S. soldiers died in Afghanistan under his watch than under Biden's or is he so demented he doesn't realize this fact.

An Israeli court has blocked the general strike in Israel and Netanyahu has thus far resisted demands from Israel's antiwar majority. The impact of the protests may be greater here in the United States, however, since it shows how Biden has been lying about Hamas being the main

In reading an article about the US confiscation of a plane owned by Venezuelan president Maduro, it noted that the aircraft was registered in the tiny European country of San Marino. San Marino doesn’t even have an airport.

There are those downplaying the importance of the massive protests and general strike in Israel because the protesters' primary concern is the fate of Israeli hostages, not the tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians being killed. Let's remember, however, that much of the

Hamas forces murder an American citizen and the U.S. indicts Hamas leaders. Israeli forces murder U.S. citizens--including an award-winning journalist--and the U.S. refuses to even engage in a credible investigation, much less issue any indictments.

Here is a ten-minute segment of a panel I was recently on sponsored by the Arab Organization for Human Rights-UK in which I talk about the Biden administration and the ceasefire talks, U.S. policy towards Israel/Palestine, and how Harris would likely bring in a slight improvement

Here is the latest of my periodic interviews with a San Francisco Bay Area television station on Gaza and U.S. policy. ktvu.com/video/1510871

The Biden administration is quick to condemn war crimes targeting white people while providing the arms to commit war crimes against brown people.

One thing Trump and Harris agree on: the American people are wrong about restricting military aid to governments engaged in massive war crimes.

Having lived in Sweden for the first six months of this year—where new parents get 440 days of paid parental leave followed by a choice of either free day care or a stipend to stay at home with their kids—the contrast with the situation here in the United States is all the more

CNN reports “Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in July effectively spiked a draft hostage and ceasefire deal by introducing a raft of new, 11th-hour demands, according to a report by the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth citing a document it obtained.” During this same

The Israeli media recognizes that it is Netanyahu who is making a ceasefire agreement and hostage exchange impossible, but the U.S. media keeps repeating the Biden administration's lies.

This is why Republicans want to restrict voting.

The Biden administration has been unable to back up its claim that these educational institutions were being used by Hamas terrorists. There is little question that they have been deliberately targeted by U.S.-backed Israeli forces.

Meanwhile, the Biden administration argues before the International Court of Justice that Israel should be able to continue its occupation of the West Bank indefinitely.

Israel keeps bombing Gaza nd Lebanon and Biden makes clear the U.S. will comes to Israel's aid if anyone retaliates. Not a good strategy to encourage restraint.

Hundreds of thousands of Palestinian children are unable to go back to school this week. (While the Biden administration has done an admirable job in supporting education for American children, it cares little for the education of Palestinian children.)

This has long been the Israeli position, echoed by U.S. administrations of both parties.

Here's a link to an interview I did for a northern California radio station last week on the war on Gaza, U.S. policy, and related issues. My segment starts at the 26:20 mark. archive.org/details/speaki…

Here's a great short summary of the Democratic convention by Jon Stewart from a couple weeks back. Worth a watch: youtube.com/watch?v=lp__Ez…