The United States has strayed far from President Harry S. Truman’s vision of the United Nations, as evidenced by its support of Israel’s war effort in Gaza, which has resulted in devastation and suffering for the Palestinian people.
The Israeli Defense Forces has been expanding its use of artificial intelligence technologies to surveil and target Palestinian civilians, raising concerns about reliance on unauthorized data extraction and computerized decision-making in paramilitary operations, and potentially violating international humanitarian law.
Activists are encouraged to rest and restore during the solstice season, while also taking action to help those in need, both locally and abroad, and to support young, energetic leaders in upcoming elections.
As the world grows increasingly serious, Nazi sentiment is on the rise and the powers that be are preparing for a war that many are oblivious to, with the poor and homeless being targeted and civil rights being erased.
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is pursuing felony conspiracy charges against seven pro-Palestine activists who shut down the Golden Gate Bridge in a nonviolent protest, a move public defenders and civil rights advocates are calling political overreach.
Palestinian writers in the book “In Gaza: The Story of a Genocide” provide a counter-narrative to the mainstream media coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, humanizing the Palestinian people and highlighting the horrors of the Israeli occupation.
About 50 people marched through the Davis Farmers Market on Saturday, October 11 to mark two years since the start of the devastation in Gaza, carrying photos of children killed by Israeli airstrikes and calling for lasting peace and justice in Palestine.
A New York Times/Siena University poll shows that American voters have turned sharply against Israel’s war in Gaza, with a majority now opposing additional U.S. economic and military aid and more siding with Palestinians than Israelis.
Jews everywhere are struggling to spiritually metabolize media reports from Israel and to make sense of what it means to be Jewish after Gaza, as they enter the Days of Awe, a period of introspection, repentance, and teshuva.
Over 1,000 rabbis from around the world have signed a letter criticizing Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war, calling for respect for innocent life, an end to the use of starvation as a weapon of war, and the allowance of humanitarian aid.
The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) has called for Israel to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza, and to not allow the lives of Gazan civilians to be sacrificed in the pursuit of a hostage deal or an end to the war.
The MAPA report documents the lived experiences of Muslim, Arab, Palestinian and Allied communities in Davis, and despite attempts to discredit it, Jewish voices supporting the report demonstrate that it is not slandering an entire community.
U.S. Representative John Garamendi condemned Israel’s restriction of humanitarian aid to Gaza, accusing Israeli leadership of purposefully starving the population and calling for the U.S. to stop providing military support to Israel.
Genocide is a continuing threat in the modern world, as seen in Gaza, and the US continues to fail to take action to prevent it, with its arms transfers and vetoing of ceasefire resolutions.
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