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The signatories warn that the planned demonstrations "against the war in Gaza" and to "stop Israel" are "irresponsible initiatives" that will lead to two disastrous outcomes. "Their smartphones and cameras, which brought back images of beheadings and children burned alive, showed that the extermination of the Jews is once again a realizable possibility," the petition states.
A serving British parish councilor has ignited a firestorm of criticism after being secretly filmed at a political rally. "World Jewry declared war on Germany in the Second World War. They were bankrupting them from the Treaty of Versailles, they were blockading the food and everything. They were starving them out," he said.
France has clarified that potential recognition of a Palestinian state will not be part of the final declaration at an upcoming international conference set to convene in New York in about two weeks. A senior French diplomat explained that the summit is actually intended to assist Israel, and added that its vision includes a demand for the release of hostages and an explicit call for Hamas to be disarmed.
An official from an Arab state revealed that the Americans are proposing to transfer uranium enrichment to a facility that would be built on an island in the Gulf, though it's doubtful Tehran will agree.
Aboard the ship Madleen, pro-Palestinian activists are en route to the Gaza Strip, including climate activist Greta Thunberg, who has called to “dismantle Zionism,” French-European Parliament member Rima Hassan, who described Hamas’s October 7 massacre as “legitimate,” and Irish actor Liam Cunningham of Game of Thrones fame. The flotilla seeks to break Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza and deliver humanitarian supplies. On board are also a physician and Al Jazeera journalists.
