Tonight’s Eurovision Song Contest has already descended into acrimony. All the focus is on the protests outside on the streets of Malmo and the turmoil between the contestants — an inevitable consequence of the decision to allow Israel’s participation, despite its ongoing genocide in Gaza. It was never going to be about anything else. Eurovision’s […]
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The powerful lobbying group is going against a Capitol Police officer who fended off January 6 insurrectionists.
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So, all aid except some totally inadequate air-dropped supplies have now been cut off from Gaza and Rafah, the last refuge is being bombed and invaded.
As I pointed out October 8th, the real danger isn’t the bombs and drones and so on—it’s famine and plague and lack of water. The official numbers of dead in Gaza are hardly going up, because State capacity (the numbers come from Gaza’s government) is trashed. The numbers were always massive understatements, because many bodies are buried in the ruins, but now they’re vastly too low.
The best way to kill people, absent nukes, is pretty much always hunger. Deaths are going to SOAR in Gaza and once it really gets rolling, it’s entirely feasible for Israel to kill a million+ people.
This has always clearly been the Israeli goal: wipe the Palestinians in Gaza out.
Antony Blinken’s report identifies “incidents that raise concerns,” but says Israel is not blocking humanitarian aid.
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