“[T]he group of ships now en route to the Middle East together carry over 7,000 sailors and 2,000 Marines”:
- Third Aircraft Carrier and Thousands of Troops Head to Mideast as Trump Weighs New Iran Strikes (AP)
“The investigation into circumstances surrounding events in Gloucestershire is hugely complex, and our specialist teams are interrogating multiple lines of inquiry”:
The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:
- Border Agents Are Randomly Seizing Phones of US Citizens Who Support Palestine (Truthout)
- Jewish Human Rights Barrister, 94, Arrested for Supporting Palestine Action (Aljazeera)
- “Berlin 4” Lawyer on Pro-Palestine Protest Crackdown & Germany’s Unconditional Support for Israel (Democracy Now!)
- Cruelty, Deprivation, Indignity: My 22 Months in Israeli Prison (Drop Site)
“The arrest this week of the six journalists of Matsadaash (Arabic for “Don’t Believe”) sparked an outcry from international and regional rights groups who called it an ‘alarming escalation on independent media and freedom of expression]”:
The “President also dismissed low poll ratings as ‘fake numbers’ and deflected responsibility for Iran war in Time interview” …
… while forcing taxpayers to pay for an ad focused “on speeches and images of celebration that all came in the first three days of the war, when it looked like Iran’s government could collapse,” but aired “as the war enters its seventh month and continues to alienate many of Trump’s supporters”:
“Palestine offers a kind of condensed case study for how the state emerges, how the state becomes the enemy of the people and then what we do about that”:
- Professor Bamyeh Holds a Talk on How Statism Failed Palestine (The Mac Weekly)
“No tankers loaded in Iran during September as the US blockade choked off the country’s oil exports. This has forced production cuts to domestic minimums as floating storage has plunged”:
- Iran Tanker Loadings Plunge to Zero for First Time in War as US Blockade Strangles Kharg Island Exports (TradeWinds)
“If convicted, Ellaboudy faces up to 20 years in prison, the Justice Department said”:
“Capt. Smit Machchhar, the Indian pilot who has been hailed for his heroism in thwarting the suspected hijacking attempt, continues to receive medical attention“:
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