Press TV – July 7, 2026
Ahead of her trial on charges of “apology for terrorism,” French Member of the European Parliament Rima Hassan says French authorities have subjected her to sweeping surveillance measures and political pressure in an effort to silence her criticism of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Hassan, a vocal pro-Palestinian lawmaker, appeared in court on Tuesday over the French offense of “apology for terrorism,” a legal provision that criminalises certain forms of expression deemed to support or glorify acts of terrorism.
“This is a political case,” Hassan said in an interview ahead of her court date. “It’s a way of putting the Palestinian cause on trial.”
Hassan added that the prosecution is part of a broader campaign targeting her for speaking out in support of Palestine. … continue
RT | July 7, 2026
France has withdrawn its diplomats from Burkina Faso in response to the West African nation’s decision to break off relations with Paris, AFP reported on Monday, citing the French Foreign Ministry.
The Burkinabe transitional government notified France on June 26 that it was severing diplomatic relations with immediate effect, accusing Paris of having “neo-colonial ambitions” and supporting “subversive networks and terrorists.” … Full article
Al Mayadeen | July 7, 2026
A Paris appeals court upheld Marine Le Pen’s conviction over the misuse of European Parliament funds, while reducing her electoral ban enough to keep open a possible path to France’s 2027 presidential election.
The ruling confirmed Le Pen’s guilt in a case centered on the diversion of European Parliament money intended for parliamentary assistants. Prosecutors said the funds were instead used to pay staff working for her National Rally party in France between 2004 and 2016. Le Pen has denied wrongdoing.
Although the court maintained the conviction, it shortened her ban from holding elected office. The sentence was reduced to 45 months, with 30 months suspended, leaving an active ban of 15 months. Since the restriction began with the lower court’s March 2025 ruling, it is set to expire before the first round of France’s presidential election, scheduled for April 18, 2027.
That decision means Le Pen is not automatically excluded from the race to succeed President Emmanuel Macron, who cannot seek a third consecutive term. But the same ruling imposed a separate sentence of house arrest, leaving her possible campaign clouded by practical and political obstacles. … continue
Total economic losses for EU countries due to the refusal to buy Russian energy could amount to approximately 3 trillion euros ($3.4 trillion), the Russian Permanent Mission to the EU said.
“The total losses for European countries from the refusal to buy Russian energy, according to some estimates, amount to approximately 3 trillion euros,” the mission told a Russian newspaper.
European companies and ordinary citizens have fully felt the consequences of Brussels’ policy of severing ties with Russia, it said. This has manifested itself in the form of sharp price hikes, high energy prices, declining living standards, and the closure and relocation of industrial enterprises outside the EU.
Russia has repeatedly stressed that the country would cope with the sanctions pressure that the West had begun to exert on Russia several years ago and continued to escalate. Russian President Vladimir Putin previously said that the policy of containing and weakening Russia was a long-term Western strategy, and that sanctions had dealt a serious blow to the entire global economy.
Dismantling national fiscal sovereignty, cloaked in the language of “collective security” and “environmental protection”, is leading the EU into the abyss.
By Drago Bosnic | July 7, 2026
As the European Union works on its next seven-year budget, a familiar pattern becomes apparent in Brussels – the bureaucratic leviathan has no plans on getting off its taxpayers’ backs. On the contrary, it keeps demanding more and it’s only a matter of time before these demands “break the camel’s back”. However, the unelected bureaucratic dictatorship’s fiscal megalomania is still nothing in comparison to what it plans to do with the money taken from the aforementioned taxpayers. Namely, Ursula von der Leyen and her entourage are pushing for a financial framework that, according to German economist and journalist Thomas Kolbe, amounts to nothing less than a formally “legalized” €2.2 trillion wealth-transfer machine. … continue
RT | July 7, 2026
A Ukrainian woman identified by Interpol as the main suspect in last week’s bomb attack on millionaire Vadim Ermolaev in Monaco has been found dead, Ukrainian police have confirmed. A serving foreign intelligence officer may have been involved in her killing.
Anastasia Berezovskaya, 39, was placed on an international wanted list on suspicion of planting the explosive device that seriously injured the Ukrainian-born businessman and members of his family in the European principality. Her death was first reported on Tuesday by Ukrainskaya Pravda, with an official statement corroborating the details.
Ukrainian investigators said they checked Berezovskaya’s contacts after she returned to the country on July 1. Among them were two men, a former law enforcement officer and a serving officer of the Ukrainian military intelligence agency (HUR). Both made crypto payment to the woman’s account, which made them suspects in the Monaco bombing.
When confronted, the HUR operative confessed that he and his partner murdered Berezovskaya. Her body with multiple gunshot wounds to the head and shell casings were discovered at the location one of the alleged killers revealed.
The police said one of the suspects in the murder had a basement room that “resembled a torture dungeon.” The authorities claim the HUR officer went rogue and did not report his payments to Berezovskaya to his superiors. … continue
By Dr. Roger McFillin | Radically Genuine | July 2, 2026
The treatment of clinical depression has fueled a multibillion dollar mental health industry. The US Anti-depressant drugs market size was valued at $6.9 billion in 2022 and is estimated to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 3.9% from 2022 to 2030 and will reach $9.37 billion in 2030.
Psychotherapy is now a mega industry with most communities reporting a shortage of available therapists to meet the demand. Venture capitalists are scouring the country to invest in mental health start ups.
Today, mental illness drives 200 million lost workdays each year at a cost of $17 to $44 billion to employers annually, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
A community-based study of American adults found the one-year prevalence of “Major Depressive Disorder” rose from 3.33% to 7.06% between 1991–92 and 2001–02.
The percentage of Americans who currently have or are being treated for depression is now 17.8% according to a recent Gallup pole up about seven percent since 2015!
What is happening? … continue
By Stavroula Pabst | Responsible Statecraft | July 6, 2026
As if its wars on Earth were not enough, Israel now plans to develop offensive laser weapons for use in space.
“No country has the ability to mount attacks in space. We must be the leading country in the world with this capability,” Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz told reporters at a press briefing last week.
“If we achieve this, it will ensure the advantage of deterrence, of the ability to attack, destroy, and all of the other matters, versus our enemies with large resources,” he said, explaining that Israel is investing in both offensive and defensive capabilities in space.
Israel may model its prospective space-based laser weapons off its land-based Iron Beam weapon, which it is now testing together with the Iron Dome missile interception system for the purposes of a more comprehensive Israeli air defense.
Critically, the U.S. supported the development of both systems with more than $1 billion each. … Full article
By Jonathan Cook | June 30, 2026
Israel’s supporters have gone apoplectic over a short post on X from the journalist Mehdi Hasan, highlighting Israel’s peculiar marriage laws.
Hasan asks: “Did you know that you can’t have a civil or secular marriage in Israel?”
He’s not wrong. Israel has banned civil marriage. You can wed only in a ceremony strictly controlled by religious authorities. If you want a civil marriage, you have to travel to another country.
Why, you might reasonably wonder. Isn’t Israel a modern, secular, western-style liberal democracy? After all, that’s what our politicians and media keep telling us. … continue
teleSUR | July 6, 2026
On Monday, the human rights NGO B’Tselem released security camera footage showing an Israeli Border Police officer throwing a stun grenade inside a Palestinian vehicle and blocking the door so the device would explode with the passengers inside. The attack occurred during a military incursion into the Qalandia refugee camp, south of Ramallah, on Sunday.
The footage shows the uniformed officer, with his back to the camera, throwing the grenade into the front seat of a car with a green Palestinian license plate and pressing the door window with his left arm to prevent the driver from escaping.
After the explosion, which generated a thick cloud of smoke, two passengers managed to get out through the other side, visibly shaken. In response, the Israeli Police admitted that the footage appears to show an officer acting in a manner inconsistent with police procedures and referred the matter to the Internal Affairs Division.
During the same raid in the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers killed Walid Abu Sneineh, a 16-year-old Palestinian teenager, and wounded three others, the Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed. … Full article
IMEMC | July 6, 2026
Health authorities in Gaza have documented approximately 9,300 cases of contagious skin diseases over the past two weeks, in what medical officials describe as a rapidly escalating public‑health emergency driven by overcrowding, deteriorating sanitation, and a critical shortage of medicines amid the ongoing siege and constant Israeli attacks.
Mohammed Abu Afesh, Director of the Palestinian Medical Relief Society in northern Gaza, said the infections include chickenpox, scabies, and lice infestations, all recorded across 130 health centers throughout the enclave. He warned that the continued absence of essential treatments risks pushing the situation “out of control,” particularly inside overcrowded shelters and displacement camps where conditions have sharply deteriorated.
Abu Afesh noted that the spread of water‑ and food‑borne intestinal diseases is further complicating the crisis, as contaminated supplies remain widespread and access to clean water is severely limited. … Full article
Palestinian Information Center – July 6, 2026
GAZA – At least six Palestinian civilians were martyred and several others were injured in fresh Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Monday, while another one succumbed to wounds sustained in a previous attack.
The Palestinian Information Center reporter said that two civilians were killed and 16 others were injured this morning in an Israeli airstrike targeting a vehicle on al‑Rashid Street in the al‑Mawasi area of Khan Yunis, southern Gaza.
Another drone strike on a tent killed two people and injured several others in Roni Street, south of the al‑Mawasi area of Khan Yunis.
In addition, a warplane bombed a vehicle near the Palestinian Mills in the north of Khan Yunis, with no reported casualties.
Meanwhile, an airstrike targeted an apartment near the Jordanian Hospital in Gaza City’s Tal al-Hawa neighborhood, killing Fadi Falah and his wife, Riham Rashid, and leaving others injured.
Another citizen was pronounced dead today after succumbing to injuries sustained in an earlier artillery attack in the east of al-Musaddar village in central Gaza.
Three fishermen also sustained injuries when a drone dropped a bomb on their small boat off the northern shores of Gaza City. … Full article
Press TV – July 6, 2026
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri has categorically dismissed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim that some Christian villages in southern Lebanon have asked “to be annexed” by the regime, praising the positions declared by municipal councils and religious leaders in border villages.
On Monday, the top Lebanese legislator commended the statements issued by Christian communities in the districts of Marjeyoun and Bint Jbeil, and specifically lauded the stances adopted by the municipality of Rmeish.
The statements “rejected and refuted false claims by the Israeli prime minister, alleging that residents of these villages sought to join Israel,” Berri stated. […]
Earlier in the day, Hanna al-Amil, mayor of Rmeish, dismissed Netanyahu’s annexation claim of some Lebanese Christian villages.
“This claim is totally untrue,” he told Lebanon’s official National News Agency (NNA).
“None of the Christian villages have made this request as Netanyahu claimed,” Amil added.
Such a request “is completely out of the question,” he said, adding that 15 Christian villages have already denied these Israeli allegations. … Full article
Palestinian Information Center – July 6, 2026
BEIRUT – The recent Israeli escalation in southern Lebanon has brought the Ali al-Tahir heights back to the forefront of the military scene, after the occupation forces intensified their raids on the area amid indicators that observers see as a prelude to a potential ground move. While estimates speak of an Israeli attempt to impose a new field equation, military experts warn that any incursion into these strategic hills could open up a wide confrontation with Hezbollah, given their military importance and the nature of their defenses. … continue
Al Mayadeen | July 6, 2026
The Israeli military’s digital command system identified an average of 1,000 potential targets per day during the first two years of its wars in Gaza and Lebanon, according to a presentation by Elbit Systems, a figure that raises grave questions about civilian protection and the legality of targeting decisions.
The data, presented at a Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) land warfare conference in London last week, revealed that between October 7, 2023, and the end of 2025, the Israeli Tzayad (Hunter) digital army programme detected a total of 850,000 “real-time intel targets” across all fronts of the recent wars “Israel” waged.
The slide, shown by Miki Edelstein, an Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) reservist major general and executive vice-president of Elbit, highlighted the system’s role in enabling “high-tempo operations” and generating more than 20,000 battle plans.
The 850,000 figure encompassed people, vehicles, and other objects detected in real time for potential follow-up strikes from land, sea, or air. … Full article
Press TV – July 6, 2026
At least four people, including three women, have been killed in an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon, Lebanese media reported, in the latest breach of a US-mediated framework agreement.
According to local reports, the drone fired a guided missile at a passing car near a teachers’ training institute in the town of Nabatieh al-Fawqa, killing all four people inside.
Among the deceased are school principal Esperanza Ghandour, her mother, a Syrian national, and a domestic worker from abroad.
In related reporting, Lebanese media also described an Israeli attack near the Ali Taher Ridge sector in the same vicinity
Israel has hit Nabatieh multiple times in recent days.
The strike comes despite a framework agreement signed by Lebanese authorities and Israel in Washington on June 26 under US mediation.
Israel has continued near-daily attacks in Lebanon since then, including bombardments of residential areas and civilian infrastructure in the south. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | July 6, 2026
Israeli War Minister Israel Katz has publicly acknowledged “Israel’s” role in the assassination of leader Sayyed Ali Khamenei, a confession that legal experts say could expose him to international prosecution and fuel popular calls for retribution.
In remarks made on Monday, Katz boasted that “Israel” was responsible for the assassination of Sayyed Khamenei, claiming that the leader was killed because he “initiated and led a plan aimed at destroying Israel.”
Katz’s admission came on the same day as millions gathered in Tehran for the funeral procession of Khamenei and three members of his family. The timing of Katz’s statement has been interpreted by observers as a projection of defiance on a day of significant popular mourning.
However, legal analysts noted that the killer’s voluntary confession of guilt could legally legitimize proceedings against him before international judicial bodies. … Full article
At dawn on 3 July 2026, an Iranian Mahan Air aircraft touched down in Sanaa – the first Iranian flight to reach the airport in 11 years.
The landing cut into a blockade that has long defined Yemen’s airspace and signaled a shift that could reshape the terms of engagement.
The aircraft carried more than 200 Yemeni passengers, many of them sick, wounded, or stranded abroad. It was presented as a humanitarian flight, but the move went beyond that. Since the April 2022 truce, air traffic has been tightly restricted, with routes largely limited to Jordan.
It did not end there. The plane later departed with an official Yemeni delegation to Tehran, reportedly to attend the funeral of martyred Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei. The return leg added a diplomatic layer and tied the move directly to wider regional interactions.
Sources in Sanaa inform The Cradle that the flight was coordinated with Tehran as part of an effort to chip away at what they call the Saudi-US blockade. More flights are expected if the route holds. Whether this opens a steady channel or prompts a Saudi response that freezes talks remains unclear. […]
Inside Yemen, officials describe the moment as a phase of heightened readiness. They accuse Riyadh of working through political and tribal channels to deepen internal divisions.
Ali al-Zuhri, a diplomat and media figure, says the settlement track has stalled after Saudi Arabia slowed implementation, under US pressure, in response to Sanaa’s stance on Gaza. … Full article
Do we really want to outlaw the views of a third of the electorate?
Ashes of Pompeii | July 6, 2026
A few days ago, I wrote about the “banal nonentities” that form the political elite in Europe. Across Europe, these leaders of traditional establishment parties are deeply unpopular, most with approval ratings below 20%. Their policy platforms have demonstrably failed, leaving them destined to lose upcoming elections to supposedly “far right” parties. The great irony of this moment is that the policy platforms of these newly minted extremists would have been considered standard center right orthodoxy merely twenty years ago. Today, however, the media and the cultural elite have redrawn the boundaries of acceptable discourse, declaring these once mainstream views completely beyond the pale. Unable to defeat these parties at the ballot box through popular appeal, the establishment has turned to lawfare.
For the past decade or two, Anglo academic and intellectual spheres have been suffocated by the relentless machinery of cancel culture. What began as a tool for social enforcement in universities and media has now metastasized, erupting into the mainstream political arena of continental Europe. This phenomenon represents a profound shift in how political power is maintained. Where elections were once won through the clash of policies and the appeal of personalities, the modern political landscape is defined by institutional exclusion. Context, truth, logic, and tradition have been rendered entirely irrelevant, replaced by a singular and overriding imperative that one must belong to the approved in club. … continue
By Peter Haenseler | SONAR21 | July 5, 2026
Introduction
In 1959, Ingeborg Bachmann concluded that the truth is something people can be expected to handle, since they are quite capable of enduring it, no matter how uncomfortable it may be. Literature, she argued, should neither conceal nor gloss over the truth.
This is all the more true of the media, which for years have failed to fulfill their duty as the fourth estate. The world is heading toward a new world war, and the majority of humanity is unable to assess the risks and opportunities when the media distort the facts through their propaganda in such a way that the truth vanishes into an ever-thickening fog. The dumbing down has reached such a level that even politicians in the West believe the propaganda of their own media and act accordingly. The falsehoods that politicians spread are no longer perceived by them as lies; for the most part, their intellect is simply not sufficient for that. It must be stated that politicians have first and foremost become “ambassadors” of an ever-declining level of education—and continue to do so—and, as a result, have become victims of their own propaganda.
This article attempts to show that it is still possible to separate the wheat from the chaff, because the truth is hidden amid all the garbage in the news coverage. … continue
RT | July 6, 2026
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has called for any regional governments formed by the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party to be booted out of the federal intelligence-sharing network.
The minister branded the right-wing party, which has been enjoying the largest share of public support for months, “anti-democratic” in an interview with Bild newspaper published on Sunday, and said Berlin should be prepared to “consistently counter it.”
Pistorius claimed that the AfD could not be trusted with state secrets because of its alleged “undeniable” ties to Moscow.
“We are intensively examining the question of to whom we can grant access to classified information,” said Pistorius, who has been a vocal proponent of Germany’s rapid militarization and potential mandatory conscription to prepare for a direct conflict with Russia as early as 2028.
Pistorius claimed that the AfD is “opposed to the very constitution of the Federal Republic of Germany” and willing to “destroy our democracy from within.” … continue
By Linnea Lueken | ClimatRealism | July 1, 2026
A recent PBS News report, “Farmers struggle with crops as climate change makes weather less predictable,” claims that droughts and flooding in parts of the United States, particularly the Southeast, are due to climate change, and are becoming more frequent and extreme. This is false, particularly for Georgia, the area PBS highlights in the story.
PBS reports:
“More than half of the continental U.S. is facing drought conditions. But other parts of the country are facing the opposite problem. Extreme weather conditions can have major impacts on farmers and their crops at a time when they’re already facing high production costs. Paul Solman recently traveled to southern Georgia to hear from some of those farmers.”
Extreme weather being different, and even alternating, in different parts of the country is not unusual or new. The “weather whiplash” phenomena is an artifact of news coverage, not a real thing. Flooding often follows after a period of drought dries and hardens or compacts the soil, preventing water from soaking into the soil as a result making runoff more severe. This is a known, natural feature of recovery from drought that PBS vaguely admits later in the coverage.
The state that PBS focuses on in the piece is Georgia. Their reporter, Paul Solman, interviews farmers who supposedly lived on their land for generations, and each of them insists that this year’s drought conditions are unprecedented.
In answer to Solman’s question about whether one farmer has ever experienced drought like this year’s before, the farmer said that he hadn’t in his entire lifetime, and that he “never heard of stories of a drought this bad either.”
Another farmer says her crops suffered when rain finally came, and asserts that “we’re seeing wetter wets and drier dries.”
A climate scientist is interviewed next, who asserts that “[c]limate change is making these [droughts and deluge cycles] more frequent,” making it harder for farmers to predict when to plant crops.
Data disagree with both farmers as well as the climate scientist.
Drought data from the NOAA National Centers for Environmental information show that not only is the current drought in Georgia not unprecedented, but major prolonged droughts that were even more severe have occurred in the state several times in just the past few decades, as well as much longer ago. … continue
Germany’s online Report24 has an article titled: “Studies Show Gigantic Wind Farms Significantly Warm the Night”.
Proponents of the energy transition often ignore or conceal the negative local climate impacts of wind turbines. Report24 references a 2012 study published in Nature Climate Change by Liming Zhou and his research team, which investigated the impact of large wind farms on land surface temperatures in Texas.
Researchers analyzed satellite data from 2003 to 2011 covering an area in Texas that hosts four of the world’s largest wind farms. In the areas with wind farms, nighttime surface temperatures in summer increased by up to 0.65 °C more than in comparable areas without turbines. The calculated warming trend was up to 0.72 °C per decade.
Why do turbines cause warming? At night, the ground cools down, making the air near the surface colder than the layers above. The turbine rotors disrupt this natural stratification, mixing the layers and forcing warmer air down to the surface, which warms and dries out the ground. Germany is plastered with circa 30,000 turbines spread across the country. In addition to the growing urban heat island (UHI) effect, Germany’s local climate is being disrupted by its widespeard use on wind turbines.
Politicians and mainstream media have been deliberately ignoring these facts since 2012. The local warming caused by wind farms is falsely blamed on CO₂-driven climate change in order to maintain the narrative of “saving the climate.”
Also, deforestation is underway in Germany in order to clear the way for largescale windparks, severely damaging a natural ecosystem that acts to cool the local climate.
By Anthony Watts | ClimatRealism | June 23, 2026
A recent article in the online journal Futurism, titled, “Scientists Horrified as Huge Heatwave Hits Antarctica,” claims climate change caused a “huge heatwave” in Antarctica, bringing temperatures on the Antarctic Peninsula nearly 36°F above average and briefly pushing readings above freezing. This is highly misleading. A single weather event says nothing meaningful about long-term climate trends, and the article ignores both Antarctica’s enormous geographic variability and the exceptionally cold conditions simultaneously occurring elsewhere on the continent. The heatwave Futurism suggested wasn’t a continent-wide crisis, but was a localized, unalarming event.
The article is largely a rewrite of a Guardian story focused on temperatures measured on the Trinity Peninsula, the northernmost extension of Antarctica. Researchers reported temperatures reaching approximately 15.4°C (59.7°F) during a brief warm spell on June 6.
What readers are not told is that the Antarctic Peninsula is not representative of Antarctica as a whole.
In fact, the warmest part of Antarctica is the Antarctic Peninsula. Nicknamed the “banana belt,” it stretches northward toward South America and experiences milder maritime conditions. During the austral summer, temperatures can occasionally exceed 10°C (50°F). The peninsula extends northward toward South America and is heavily influenced by maritime weather patterns and ocean currents. It is by far the warmest part of Antarctica and has long experienced periodic warm-air intrusions, föhn wind events, rain episodes, and above-freezing temperatures. These events are unusual, but they are not unprecedented.
In fact, the article itself acknowledges that the warmth was associated with “extremely strong westerlies.” In other words, this was a weather event driven by warmer atmospheric circulation patterns, not a direct measurement of climate change. … continue
Lies are Unbekoming | June 18, 2026
An essay on why you only hear from the people who lived… Read article
Lies are Unbekoming | July 2, 2026
… In June 2004 the American Journal of Public Health published a study titled “Vaccination and Allergic Disease: A Birth Cohort Study,” by Tricia McKeever and colleagues at the University of Nottingham. The cohort was 29,238 children identified from the West Midlands General Practice Research Database between 1988 and 1999, followed for physician-diagnosed asthma and eczema from infancy to age eleven. The authors stated their motivation plainly in the introduction: examining the vaccination-allergy relationship was important because, in their words, “a perception that vaccination is harmful may have an adverse impact on the effectiveness of immunization programs.”² That is the framing inside which the study was conducted. The investigators were not looking to find a signal.
They found one. Children vaccinated against diphtheria, polio, pertussis, and tetanus were 9.4 times more likely to receive an eczema diagnosis than the unvaccinated (HR 9.40, 95% CI 5.92 to 14.92), and 14 times more likely to receive an asthma diagnosis (HR 14.0, 95% CI 7.3 to 26.9).² For measles, mumps, and rubella vaccination, the figures were 4.6 times for eczema and 3.5 times for asthma.² These are not subtle effects.
The authors disposed of their own finding by proposing that the association was an artifact of ascertainment bias: unvaccinated children visit their physicians less often and therefore receive fewer recorded diagnoses of any kind, so the difference reflected diagnosis frequency rather than disease incidence. The conclusion they printed was that current vaccination practices do not increase the risk of asthma or eczema. … Read full article
Press TV – July 5, 2026
London police have arrested an 84-year-old priest, Sue Parfitt, for expressing support at a rally for Palestine Action.
Parfitt, a retired Anglican priest and former nun from Henbury, was arrested by London police on Sunday.
Police arrested Parfitt, along with about a dozen Palestine Action protesters, for expressing support for the banned group.
The arrests came as Palestine Action protesters staged the rally to mark one year since the UK imposed a ban on the group under new anti-terrorism legislation. … Full article
International Solidarity Movement | July 5, 2026
A family – displaced from Khirbet Samra in July 2025 after years of constant harassment by occupation forces and violent settler Uri Cohen – moved to Atouf, where they purchased a plot of land, determined to defy the occupation’s efforts to destroy their livelihood.
Having to leave their home of more than 20 years was both deeply traumatic and hugely expensive. The 40 dunams in Atouf cost half a million shekels (about 160,000 USD) and transportation costs for all their livestock and belongings were high. Atouf is a primarily agricultural area and there is little grazing land; the family is therefore forced to feed their animals grain and hay. They have also had to spend 150,000 shekels (50,000 USD) on building pens spacious enough to protect their sheep from the heat. The costs of maintaining their flock of 800 sheep have proved unsustainable, and the family has had no choice but to sell 300 of them. … continue
Press TV – July 5, 2026
Israeli occupation forces shot dead a 16-year-old Palestinian boy in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, the second reported killing of a Palestinian teenager within a week, according to the Palestinian health ministry.
Two other boys, both aged 14, were wounded in the incident at the Qalandia refugee camp near Ramallah.
“Sixteen-year-old Waleed Nidal Waleed Abu Sneineh was pronounced dead after being shot by Israeli forces,” the ministry said. “Two other children sustained gunshot wounds to their lower limbs in the same incident.” […]
Israeli forces have killed at least 1,087 Palestinians in the West Bank since October 2023, according to an AFP tally based on Palestinian health ministry data. – Full article
Palestinian Information Center – July 5, 2026
RAMALLAH – A Palestinian infant died on Sunday after the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) blocked his access to vital medical treatment, medical sources reported.
The baby was in critical condition when Israeli forces blocked his evacuation to the hospital through the Deir Ammar checkpoint, a vital crossing point west of Ramallah that has been kept closed by the IOF for the past five months.
The Palestinian Information Center (PIC) reporter said that four-month-old Ahmad Zaid passed away shortly after Israeli forces refused to open the road and allow his emergency transfer to the hospital.
Palestinian Information Center – July 5, 2026
WEST BANK – A horde of extremist Jewish settlers rampaged through the Wadi al‑Sha‘er area, located between the city of Salfit and the village of al‑Lubban al‑Sharqiya, south of the governorate, at dawn Sunday.
According to local sources, settlers set fire to commercial facilities, attempted to burn a house and a garage, and vandalized vehicles and private property in the area.
Settlers reportedly set fire to “Rawaqan” Restaurant near Al‑Zaytona University, owned by Yaqoub Owais, head of the al‑Lubban al‑Sharqiya village council. The blaze completely destroyed the facility.
The settlers also attempted to torch a house and an auto repair garage belonging to a resident of al‑Lubban al‑Sharqiya after starting fires in the area around it. … Full article
IMEMC |July 5, 2026
Two Palestinian citizens were killed on Sunday evening when the Israeli occupation forces bombed the center of Gaza City. In addition, a child died after being denied an Israeli permit to receive lifesaving medical treatment abroad.
Local sources in the Gaza Strip reported that an Israeli occupation vehicle targeted a group of citizens in the vicinity of the Samer Junction in central Gaza City, which led to the martyrdom of two citizens and the wounding of others.
In the past week, Israeli forces have expanded their ‘kill zone’ in the Gaza Strip, and has now pushed the population of 2.3 million Palestinians into 35% of the land of the Gaza Strip, creating even more overcrowded conditions than existed previously. Israel kills any Palestinian that dares cross the arbitrary ‘yellow line’ to reach their land. … Full article
IMEMC | July 5, 2026
Dr. Husam Abu Safiya, a well-known and respected surgeon in Gaza, is reportedly ‘near death’ due to extensive beatings and torture by Israeli prison authorities, according to his lawyer.
His lawyer visited him in the underground interrogation unit “Rakefet” inside Nitzan Prison. According to his lawyer, Dr. Abu Safiya was brought to the meeting handcuffed and shackled, with fresh injuries to his head, face, and body.
The Palestinian Prisoners Society reported that Abu Safiya was recently transferred to a section known as “Rakefet”, which Palestinian human rights groups describe as one of the most notorious and brutal sections inside the Israeli prison system, amid growing concerns about his health.
The Prisoners Society added in a statement that Abu Safiya is still being held without formal charges, under what is known as the “Illegal Fighter Law,” though Abu Safiya has never had any association with any resistance group. His targeting was stated by Israeli officials as having been because he refused to leave Kamal Adwan Hospital, and instead remaining to treat patients throughout the Gaza genocide until he was summoned by soldiers in a tank. … Full article
MEMO | July 5, 2026
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied reports Sunday that the US had restricted Israeli military operations in Lebanon, Anadolu reports.
“I heard it was said in the media that President Trump asked not to act against terror tunnels in Lebanon. This is a legend, fake news. He didn’t say anything to me about it, and I didn’t ask him. We operate according to our considerations,” Netanyahu said during a weekly Cabinet meeting.
His remarks contradicted an earlier report by Israel’s public broadcaster KAN late last month that Israel had provided US officials with detailed intelligence on alleged Hezbollah tunnels in the Ali al-Taher Heights in southern Lebanon in an effort to obtain US approval for military operations in the area.
The report suggested Israel sought a US green light to continue its military activities in Lebanon, contrary to Netanyahu’s assertion that Israeli military decisions are made independently. … Full article
By Rachel Marsden | RT | July 5, 2026
It’s not every day that an EU member state has the opportunity to push back in favor of freedom. At least not without elections. But a German court did have that chance – and promptly blew it on behalf of European citizens everywhere.
Back in 2022 when the Ukraine war was ramping up, the European Commission made an executive order banning Russian media broadcasting in the EU. Meaning that you couldn’t – and still can’t – access RT from within the EU, either on TV or on the web, without a VPN.
So some folks running a website in Saarbrucken, Germany, near the French border, started including some RT videos in their live feed. They reportedly did this exactly four times, back in 2023. Whoop-dee-do, right?
Wrong. This is the EUSSR we’re talking about, remember?
For this, the accused ended up facing criminal prosecution in Germany for promoting some EU-sanctioned RT Germany content. … continue
By Henrick Karoliszyn, DSW | The Defender | July 1, 2026
Researchers writing in JAMA Psychiatry argue that the FDA-approved label for Exxua, an antidepressant, highlights successful clinical trials while omitting numerous studies that failed to show the drug worked better than placebo. For parents, FDA approval can mean life and death for their children. … Read article
An Essay on the American Vaccine Program from License to Prosecution
Lies are Unbekoming | July 3, 2026
On November 14, 1986, Ronald Reagan signed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act into law.¹ The legislation ended more than a decade of tort litigation against vaccine manufacturers by transferring civil liability for injury and death from the companies producing the products to the American taxpayer. The pharmaceutical industry had threatened to leave the childhood vaccine market. Reagan’s signature ensured they would stay, at a price paid by parents who would never be told what had been arranged on their behalf.
Twenty-five years later, in Bruesewitz v. Wyeth, the Supreme Court closed the last remaining exit. The 2011 decision, written by Justice Antonin Scalia, held that federal law preempts all design-defect claims against vaccine manufacturers in state courts.² Justice Sotomayor’s dissent, joined by Justice Ginsburg, identified the practical effect: no federal agency, no state court, no jury of citizens would henceforth ensure that vaccine manufacturers accounted for scientific advances when designing their products. The manufacturers had been placed outside the accountability structure that governs every other industry in the United States.
The 1986 Act and the 2011 ruling together defined the shape of what now exists. Every function of the vaccine program — licensing, recommendation, purchase, safety monitoring, patent holding, research funding, injury adjudication, and courtroom defense — resides in the federal government. When the products kill a child, the state prosecutes the parents.
Leslie Manookian, founder of the Health Freedom Defense Fund, mapped this architecture in a twelve-point summary published to her readers.³ What follows walks through the machine she described, in five stages. Each stage encloses the next. By the fifth, the shape of the trap around the American parent becomes fully visible. … continue
New science confirms an ancient remedy outperforms a first-line pharmaceutical — without the side effects or the superbug problem
By Sayer Ji | June 28, 2026
… In a landmark randomized controlled clinical trial published in the Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research, researchers at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences enrolled 120 married women (ages 18–44) diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis (BV) by both Amsel’s clinical criteria and Gram staining.10
Bacterial vaginosis affects 29.2% of women aged 14–49 and 25% of pregnant women in the US. The condition involves a reduction of beneficial hydrogen-peroxide-producing Lactobacillus bacteria and an overgrowth of anaerobes including Gardnerella vaginalis, Mycoplasma hominis, and Prevotella species. It is associated with preterm birth, premature rupture of membranes, and increased HIV susceptibility — making effective, well-tolerated treatment critically important.10
“Amsel’s criteria were significantly decreased after treatment with garlic or metronidazole (70% and 48.3%, respectively; P < 0.001). There were significant differences between the two treatment groups in terms of side effects; metronidazole was associated with more complications.”— Mohammadzadeh et al., Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research
The garlic preparation — 500 mg tablets containing 85.42% garlic powder, delivering 8.9 mg of alliin per dose — was taken twice daily for seven days. Metronidazole was given at 250 mg twice daily for the same period. The results were unambiguous: garlic outperformed the antibiotic on the primary endpoint and caused significantly fewer adverse effects. … Read full article
Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have officially begun a one-year process to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), the court has announced.
The three West African countries previously said they would leave the ICC, describing it as “a tool of new colonial oppression,” according to Reuters.
The presidency of the ICC’s governing body confirmed that Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger had submitted formal notices of withdrawal, triggering a one-year process to leave the Rome Statute, the treaty that established the court.
In a statement, the presidency said the move could weaken global efforts to end impunity and undermine the pursuit of justice. It urged the three countries to remain committed to the Rome Statute.
The statement also stressed that withdrawal does not release a state from any obligations arising during its membership of the Rome Statute.
Al Mayadeen | July 4, 2026
Mali’s army announced on Saturday that insurgents launched attacks before dawn against its positions in Aguelhok, Anefis, Gao, Sévaré, and Kenieroba, spanning the country’s north and center. Fighting in the different locations began around 5 am local time.
The army says the assaults were attempted strikes on its positions, according to a statement carried on state television.
In Gao, a local official told Reuters that gunfire and rocket fire had targeted a military camp since before dawn. … continue
New legislation could kill the freedom to criticize the Jewish state
By Philip Giraldi • Unz Review • July 4, 2026
The country that once was the United States of America is now, in its 250th year, led by a president whose ignorance of history and policy is so profound that almost anything goes, including the initiation of wars fought for a foreign nation that is widely regarded as manifestly evil. I am of course speaking of the power that Israel has over US foreign policy in particular, though that leverage has been increasingly also impacting on the running of the economy and the elimination of fundamental liberties like freedom of speech. One has to ask, what kind of independence does America actually have when it allows another country, supported by domestic Jewish and Christian Zionists, to drain resources stolen from taxpayers through endless wars and a managed foreign policy that doesn’t benefit American citizens in any significant way. Above all, it is a “policy” driven by false religious beliefs that the former Palestine should become a wholly Jewish state that is “chosen” to expand and become “Greater” through wars initiated throughout the Middle East. […]
Trump has been fighting a totally pointless and extremely unpopular war with a non-threatening Iran due to Israel convincing him to do so and he has tolerated a horrific genocide in what was once Palestine while also making the US complicit in the slaughter by providing the weapons, money and the political cover to permit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to get away with the war crimes. And now there are reports that Trump has ordered the US military to begin preparations to engage in Lebanon to destroy Hezbollah, which is no threat to American though an enemy of Israel.
That is the current reality. Our America, a victim of the powerful domestic Israel Lobby which has corrupted Congress with money and which controls most of the mainstream media, is truly a slave of what Israel regards as its national security policy. This has led some American critics of what is taking place to begin to refer to the USA as the “Zionization of America to create a Zionocracy” a name that has a certain resonance as it reflects a certain reality in that maintaining Jewish/Israeli dominance of the United States has stripped the nation of what once were basic constitutional rights.
Consider for example what already exists to favor Israel and what is impending that will make the US a virtual client state of the ruthless apartheid entity that has taken control of both the White House and Congress. It is often noted how the US Congress gave war criminal Netanyahu 58 standing ovations when he addressed that body in 2024. And there is already in the State Department a Bureau that exists to counter what it describes as antisemitism worldwide. It is called the Office of the Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism (SEAS), which was created to advance US efforts in addressing antisemitism globally. It was established by the Global Antisemitism Review Act of 2004 and is led by a special envoy with ambassador status who reports directly to the Secretary of State. It is currently headed by a Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun. It accepts the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism to include verbal or written criticism of the behavior of Jewish groups or of Israel as ipso facto evidence of antisemitism, which it regards as a crime. By way of comparison, no other country except Israel has an office that goes around the world with a mission to root out what it chooses to regard as antisemites. … Read full article
Palestinian Information Center – July 4, 2026
OCCUPIED WEST BANK – The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) seized a house in the West Bank village of Arabbuna on Saturday, converting it into a military post after forcing its residents to evacuate.
According to local sources, Israeli forces raided the village in eastern Jenin and spread in its neighborhoods before storming the two-story home of Shadi Abul-Hasan and forcing him, along with his family, to evacuate immediately without taking their personal belongings.
The sources added that Israeli soldiers seized the entire house, turning it into a military post, a recurring practice during IOF raids across various West Bank towns and villages.
Palestinian Information Center – July 4, 2026
AL-KHALIL – A horde of extremist Jewish settlers attacked the homes of al-Masri family in the Khillet al‑Homs area south of Yatta in the occupied West Bank on Saturday morning, injuring two Palestinian residents.
Local official Osama Makhamra said that Israeli forces stormed the Khillet al-Homs area and detained several citizens for a while following the settlers’ attack.
Makhamra added that the forces kidnaped Samir al-Masri, who suffered multiple injuries in the attack, as well as two foreign activists from the area.
Another wounded citizen was evacuated from the area to Yatta Hospital to receive medical treatment after suffering bruises and injuries.
IMEMC | July 4, 2026
Illegal paramilitary Israeli colonizers seized the ‘Ein Rawabi Spring east of Anata, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, after vandalizing it and taking full control — an escalation targeting one of the few remaining water sources relied upon by Bedouin communities and shepherds in the area.
The Jerusalem Governorate said the spring is the only water source used by shepherds for drinking and watering their livestock, previously sustaining around 1,300 sheep, making its seizure a direct threat to the livelihood of dozens of Bedouin families who depend on herding as their primary source of income.
The Governorate added that the assault is part of a continuous policy carried out by the occupation authorities and the colonizers to restrict shepherds, deprive them of grazing areas and water sources, and pressure them to abandon their lands.
The area has witnessed a series of attacks in recent weeks, including carving colonial roads toward the spring, attempts to steal livestock, and repeated assaults on shepherds.
Over recent months, Bedouin communities east of Jerusalem — including those near Anata, Khan al-Ahmar, and surrounding grazing zones — have faced intensified colonizer violence aimed at dismantling their access to land and water, with springs, wells, and grazing corridors becoming primary targets as part of a broader strategy to fragment Bedouin presence and expand colonial control across the Jerusalem periphery.
MEMO | July 3, 2026
This April to June saw 83 Israeli attacks on Christians in Israel or Israeli-occupied territories in 76 incidents, most of them in Jerusalem, according to a report released Friday, Anadolu reports.
The report was issued by Israel’s Religious Freedom Data Center (RFDC) and the its Hotline for Documenting Harassment against Christians in Israel, a nongovernmental center specializing in documenting attacks related to freedom of worship.
According to the report, 68 incidents took place inside Jerusalem, a city also revered by Christians. Two incidents were recorded in Haifa and the Galilee in northern Israel, one in the Sea of Galilee area, one in the West Bank, one in Beit Shemesh west of Jerusalem, and two in Mevaseret Zion west of Jerusalem. The report did not give the location of the remaining incident.
Of the 68 incidents recorded in Jerusalem, 46 took place in the Old City, 13 in West Jerusalem and nine on Mount Zion, a historic hill southwest of the Old City, the report said.
“As in previous reports, the high number of spitting incidents remains particularly striking. During this quarter, 47 incidents involved spitting, accounting for 56% of all recorded forms of harassment,” the RFDC said.
“In recent years, these acts have increasingly taken place openly, in broad daylight, and at times in a deliberately demonstrative manner. In several cases, perpetrators even explained to Hotline volunteers—and on camera—why they believed such behavior was justified,” it added.
The center said reported incidents included Israeli parents spitting and directing insults in front of their children, and encouraging them to do the same. … continue
Palestinian Information Center – July 4, 2026
GAZA – A Palestinian civilian was martyred and several others were injured Saturday evening in an Israeli airstrike east of Gaza City, amid ongoing ceasefire violations.
Local sources reported that a civilian was killed and several others were wounded when an Israeli drone targeted a group of citizens near the Asqula junction in Gaza City’s az-Zeitoun neighborhood.
Meanwhile, the bodies of two people killed in an Israeli attack last Thursday were recovered from the ash-Shaymaa area, north of Beit Lahia town.
Earlier, the Israeli occupation forces detonated several buildings in the eastern and northeastern areas of Khan Yunis city, south of Gaza, as warplanes carried out intensive, low-altitude flights over the western part of the city.
The Israeli army also carried out artillery shelling and gunfire attacks across various parts of Gaza, particularly targeting northwestern Rafah and the eastern districts of Gaza City.
Over 11,000 children have suffered “life-changing” injuries, including up to 4,000 cases of limb amputations.
Press TV – July 4, 2026
Israeli forces have killed 1,022 infants among more than 21,500 Palestinian children killed during the Zionist regime’s ongoing genocidal war on the Gaza Strip, which entered its 1,001st day on Saturday.
According to official figures released on Friday by Gaza’s Government Media Office, more than 21,500 children, including 1,022 infants, have been killed since Israel launched its war on the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023.
According to the figures, the total number of Palestinians killed has reached 73,066, while 173,514 others have been injured.
Also, some 9,500 Palestinians remain unaccounted for and have gone missing since the war started. … continue
Press TV – July 4, 2026
The funeral ceremony for the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, brought together one of the largest gatherings of foreign dignitaries in Iran in recent decades, with representatives from across Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and major international organizations attending the event in Tehran.
The delegations included presidents, prime ministers, parliamentary speakers, foreign ministers, senior government officials, political leaders, and representatives of religious organizations and resistance movements, underscoring the broad international participation in the ceremony. … continue
By Adam Dick | Ron Paul Institute | July 3, 2026
Typically, all the members of the majority party in the House of Representatives vote for the rule to bring legislation to the House floor for debate, even if some of those members plan to vote against the legislation after the floor debate. Meanwhile, minority party House members typically all vote against the rule. But, on occasion, some majority party members think there is something wrong enough with legislation or the process by which leadership is seeking to bring the legislation to the House floor that they rebel, voting “no” on the rule.
Such rebellious votes can make a point. They seldom, though, prevent a bill from reaching the House floor. But, when the majority party’s margin is small, a few rebellious members in the majority party joining the minority party’s unanimous opposition to a rule can prevent a bill from reaching the floor. That is what happened Tuesday when several Republican members, for various reasons, voted “no” on the rule for consideration of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
The NDAA rule vote having failed, no House final vote can take place on this bill concerning military policy and spending unless a rule for the bill is first approved after the House returns from recess on July 13. In a Tuesday Kucinich Report article, former House member Dennis Kucinich — a Ron Paul Institute Advisory Board member — along with his coauthor wife Elizabeth Kucinich provided an explanation of how a Republican members rebellion stopped the vote this week on the NDAA. The NDAA, they further wrote, would, among other things, make a mammoth increase in the US government’s military spending and merge the US and Israel militaries. Read their article here.
Press TV – July 4, 2026
Protesters gathered outside the General Medical Council’s headquarters in London to slam the council’s attempt to silence those speaking out about the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
Protesters describe the surgeon as one of the world’s leading war doctors and argue that the regulator’s actions amount to an attempt to silence those who speak publicly about the realities of war… continue
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