News and Analysis 10/18/24

Biden’s bizarre expression of hope that Israel’s killing of Hamas’s leader will somehow bring about peace is contradicted by everyone in the region from Netanyahu to Iran to the Gazans to the U.S. Congress and to the Biden administration itself :

The Israeli war on journalism “is nothing new. … What we are experiencing is a systematic attack that has been escalating year after year” …

“The Israeli government’s targeting of Palestinian journalists encompasses more than just killing them. It also includes humiliation, psychological terror, torture, and abusive detention” …

… and a Jewish-American journalist from New Jersey is among the victims facing life imprisonment or death”:

“[Protesters] have to cover their faces, because if they don’t, they end up being suspended. By talking to you right now, I am putting myself in danger” — Atakan Deviren, a sophomore …

… “Dozens of other universities also issued new restrictions on campus speech this year, and they are already being wielded against students”:

“Joe Biden is, with no legal authority and without even bothering to consult Congress, taking steps that are bringing us closer and closer to a disastrous US-Iran war”:

Exposing the disgraceful cynicism of the government targeting innocents as terrorism suspects:

“Islam, as it is presented in this moment, is familiar enough in the spiritual sense, but new enough to introduce a different kind of political discourse, a discourse that challenges racism”:

Israeli war crimes continue:

Iranian infringements on free speech continue:


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