Gaza: Global fightback
The body count is 400 and rising. The number of Palestinians buried in mass graves at the Al-Shifa and Nasser hospitals in Khan Younis. As members of the team continue to exhume dozens of bodies, relatives of the missing wait, hoping to find and identity their loved ones.
Gaza's civil defense authority is calling on the United Nations to open an international investigation into crimes committed by Israeli occupation forces in the coastal enclave.
All this is taking place amidst the backdrop of constant Israeli artillery shelling of Rafah.
The global community has urged Tel Aviv to abort its planned ground invasion, but it seems the genocidal regime is hellbent on adding to its tally of war crimes in Gaza.
But these actions are not going on challenged. A wave of politicians in the UK, many of them first-timers, are looking to upset the status quo and give the political middle finger to those who through their action supported western genocide.
The growing student movement has taken hold on campuses like Harvard, Columbia and continues to spread outside North America shores.
Make no mistake about it, the Temporary Entity is feeling the heat and like any wounded animal, it is trying to cause the most harm at its weakest point.
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