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Alex McKinnon says concentrated ownership, lobbying and political pressure have distorted coverage of Gaza, while urging communities to challenge media organisations through sustained, organised boycotts.
Israel’s own figures reveal an overwhelmingly Arabic focused removal programme. Broadcast bans, efforts to influence British newsrooms and documented losses of civilian reporting make transparency about what disappeared a matter of urgent public interest.
A television segment mocking flooded Palestinian shelters has brought the dehumanisation of Gaza’s civilians into focus, as Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot confront questions about another military escalation against Iran and the limits of political change within Israel.
Previously undisclosed licensing records show that military export permissions associated with the Israeli government were used during the Gaza war under both Conservative and Labour administrations. The findings raise fresh questions about aircraft components classified as training equipment, the continued supply of parts to the international F-35 programme, and the government’s refusal to identify companies whose licences were suspended.
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Laureate appeals directly to Israelis to confront crimes committed in their name, while new polling and a widening debate among American Jews reveal deep divisions over Gaza, military aid and unconditional support for Israel’s government.
The founder and chief medical officer of HealthRX.com gives patients three things to check before they buy from any telehealth company, his own included.
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An Israeli strike has killed six Palestinians at Nasser hospital, including a surgeon and patients, while displaced families face flooding in overcrowded areas where the danger was known months in advance. Renewed criticism from Donald Trump’s Board of Peace exposes the widening gulf between promises of peace and the conditions under which Palestinians are being forced to survive.
A newly disclosed agreement requires Starboard to measure the cost of changing Americans’ attitudes. The company advertises access to more than 25 million conservatives, while related filings reveal a much larger Israeli influence effort involving political marketing, evangelical audiences and artificial intelligence.
After losing his sister and then his brother in Israel's Gaza genocide, Palestinian software engineer Ahmed Bashbash built an app to help people make informed choices about the companies they support. He now reports 14 million downloads, with new features extending No Thanks from a barcode scanner into a platform for personal boycotts and community campaigns.
A new investigation into BBC coverage raises questions about the weight given to Israeli explanations, the treatment of humanitarian witnesses and whether official denials receive the same scrutiny as allegations of grave crimes. The archived broadcasts reveal a complex picture, including troubling interventions, substantive rebuttals and forceful challenges to Israeli claims.
As CMOs finalize their 2027 budgets, STRATIS asks what their teams already know that could still change where the money goes.
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UBEO's leadership transition brings together decades of industry experience to guide the company's continued expansion and long-term growth.
Drawing on his family’s experience of the Holocaust, physician and author Gabor Maté argues that Israel’s treatment of Palestinians reflects a destructive combination of trauma, national entitlement and Western protection. His warning reaches beyond the devastation in Gaza to the consequences of turning historical suffering into a justification for inflicting suffering on others.
Long before Hamas governed Gaza, researchers and humanitarian agencies were recording the consequences of Israeli bombardment, home demolitions, shootings and restrictions on daily life. Their findings give substance to Gabor Maté’s insistence that anyone trying to understand Palestinian suffering must examine the history before 7 October 2023.
Heavy rain has inundated displacement camps across Gaza, leaving families struggling to find dry shelter and protect their children from cold and disease. The emergency follows weeks of detailed warnings about deteriorating tents, unsafe buildings, restrictions on essential supplies and a severe shortage of funding for winter protection.
Chris Sidoti says accountability is essential to stopping further atrocities against Palestinians, as a UN commission concludes that genocide in Gaza has continued despite the October 2025 ceasefire. In an extensive interview, he examines the killing of children, organised settler violence, the responsibilities of foreign governments and why he believes justice will eventually reach those responsible.
Senator Lindsey Graham and AIPAC-backed congressman Tim Walberg invoked the atomic destruction of Japanese cities while defending Israel’s war in Gaza. Their remarks concerned a country widely assessed to possess nuclear weapons, raising questions about the political language surrounding an arsenal built in secrecy and protected by decades of American accommodation.
The company sees continued opportunities in artificial intelligence and plans to support emerging businesses through practical advisory services and selective investments.
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Ayelet Kroizer, who served in the Israeli military’s Spokesperson’s Unit during the Gaza war, has publicly accused the unit of manipulating information released to journalists, tailoring messages to different audiences and applying the label “terrorist” to Palestinians she says were innocent civilians. Earlier social-media posts show that Kroizer had already hinted that she had witnessed things inside the military communications system that she felt unable to disclose.
