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Well, At Least Lindsey Graham Is Dead In the months leading up to his death Graham had advocated for US military interventions in Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, Yemen, Nigeria, Lebanon, and Palestine, and had just returned from a trip to Kyiv promoting the US proxy war against Russia. Reading by Tim Foley.

A ban on the importation of goods and services produced in Israeli settlements is not simply a policy choice. It gives effect to the duty of non-recognition, and, to an extent, the obligation not to aid or assist the maintenance of an internationally wrongful act: Israel's unlawful presence in the occupied Palestinian territory, as determined by the International Court of Justice. But this is where we have to be intellectually honest. The settlements themselves produce next to nothing. Their continued expansion and viability depend overwhelmingly on sustained public financing by the State of Israel. Without generous subsidies, they would not be economically viable. Earlier this week, the Israeli Tax Authority published the list of settlements whose residents will receive annual tax benefits of up to ILS 147,000 (approximately USD 44,000) per eligible taxpayer. That is how the unlawful presence is entrenched: not principally through exports, but through the systematic transfer of public resources to sustain and expand it. If third States are serious about complying with their obligations under international law, attention cannot stop at settlement products. It must also turn to the financial architecture that makes the unlawful enterprise possible, and to the lawful countermeasures available to deny it the economic support on which it depends.

🚨 Another Chapter in the Policy of Comprehensive Medical Strangulation in the Gaza Strip: Depletion of Sodium Bicarbonate Threatens the Lives of 650 Kidney Failure Patients ♦️The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) warns of the imminent danger threatening the lives of approximately 650 kidney failure patients in the Gaza Strip following the depletion of sodium bicarbonate, an essential component of dialysis solution without which dialysis sessions cannot be conducted safely or effectively. As a result of this acute shortage, hospitals have been forced to reduce both the duration and frequency of dialysis sessions, exposing patients to severe health complications that may ultimately lead to death. ◾️Reduced dialysis sessions result in the accumulation of toxins and excess fluids in patients’ bodies, increased blood acidity, respiratory distress caused by fluid accumulation in the lungs, swelling of the extremities, loss of appetite, extreme fatigue, and rapid deterioration of patients’ health conditions, making uninterrupted treatment literally a matter of life or death. PCHR emphasizes that depriving kidney failure patients of the sodium bicarbonate required for their treatment is not merely a temporary supply shortage; rather, it constitutes another component of the policy of comprehensive medical strangulation, which relies on destroying healthcare facilities, killing doctors, targeting paramedics, and preventing the entry of medicines in order to achieve the same result: the physical destruction of civilians and patients in the #Gaza Strip. To read the full text of the statement,👉 https://t.co/sVpyseGGXe

For your information, this video was taken just an hour ago. It shows Israel blowing up buildings east of Khan Younis. Again and again, shame on Western media that continues to call this a “ceasefire.” By the Western media’s definition, an Israeli “ceasefire” apparently includes the continued killing of families, especially those with very young children, blowing up residential buildings, burning tents sheltering displaced people, banning international journalists, blocking life-saving medical supplies, and restricting, and on many days completely preventing, patients from leaving Gaza for urgently needed medical treatment abroad.

At least one Palestinian was killed and several others injured in an Israeli strike on Gaza City on Saturday, while the Israeli army continued demolishing buildings and shelling areas across the enclave in the latest reported violations of the ceasefire in force since October 2025, Anadolu reports. The developments came hours after the Palestinian presidency warned that Israel’s “daily killing policy” in the Gaza Strip, along with settler attacks in the occupied West Bank, could lead to an “uncontrollable explosion” of the situation. A medical source told Anadolu that the body of Mohammad Najib Ashour and several wounded were taken to Al-Shifa Hospital and Al-Ahli Arab Hospital after an Israeli drone strike targeted a young man riding a bicycle near the Asqula junction in the Zeitoun neighborhood, southeast of Gaza City. Ambulance crews also recovered the bodies of two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces near military deployment areas in Beit Lahia in northern Gaza, according to medical sources. Local sources identified them as Bilal Hussein Abu Rabia and Hamza Imad Hamdouna, who had gone missing days earlier before their bodies were recovered Saturday. Gaza’s Health Ministry said seven Palestinians were killed and nine more bodies were recovered over the past 48 hours, while 16 others were injured. https://t.co/zq6CI3ceYg