Who is profiting from Israel’s genocidal campaign on the Middle East?

Zionist beliefs are spreading rapidly across several Latin American countries. Ana Kasparian discusses on The Young Turks.

Every politician eventually discovers which direction their parade is marching. On Wednesday night in Union Square, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani learned – loudly, publicly, and with Hamas flags waving in the background – that his parade split in two.

Ali Abunimah, executive director, discusses Palestinian novelist susan abulhawa’s big free speech victory against Oxford Union censorship and the restoration of her full speech exposing Israel’s crimes against the Palestinian people.

Health officials and civil defense responders in Gaza said an Israeli airstrike hit an apartment building in Gaza City early Saturday, killing five people, four of them women. Al-Shifa Hospital said it received the dead and the injured from the strike. Civil defense spokesperson Mahmoud Bassal said his teams pulled five bodies from the site and transported several wounded to care. Several outlets repeated this same toll from the same event, citing local medical sources.

Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics reported about 184,200 Christians living in the country at the end of 2025, an increase that continued a steady climb from prior years. The bureau said the Christian community grew by 0.7% in 2024, following gains in 2023 and 2021 that came from both natural increase and a net migration balance. These are not advocacy claims. They are official counts. They show Christians remain a visible minority whose presence is stable and edging upward inside Israel.

At first glance, that recent New York Times article on AIPAC, the wealthy pro-Israel lobbying organization, may have looked promising. It ran on the front page of the Sunday print edition, the week’s most prominent location. It jumped inside, where it covered nearly an entire page. It was 53 paragraphs long. The byline indicated that 4 Times reporters had worked on the article.

by Helena Glass, globalresearch.ca

Who has soured and who has not? Gen Z is backing off.

Millennials are making fun of him.

Hispanics are righteously peeved. Blacks are completely ignored.

Ranchers are suffering. Farmers are crying. Bankruptcies continue to climb.

By Pepe Escobar, Strategic Culture, via lewrockwell.com

The House of Saud is attacking Ansarallah to protect the death cult in West Asia,