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New Poll DEVASTATES Israel’s U.S. Support
CNN's Harry Enten reveals Americans are increasingly more sympathetic toward Palestinians.
Crimes Against Humanity Sde Teiman: Sexual Violence, Torture, and Execution
Sharif Abdel Kouddous and Diana Buttu detail the gang-rape of a blindfolded, handcuffed prisoner at Sde Teiman, uncovered only after an Israeli doctor reported a burst rectum and intestines. The prosecutor leaked the video to show it went a bit beyond what they normally do, Buttu explained.
Buttu describes a systematic regime of torture inside Israeli prisons, noting how all of the 1,700 Palestinian hostages released recently “have spoken about torture over and over again. There isn’t one person who hasn’t spoken about it,” she said.
She recounts how hundreds of bodies returned from Sde Teiman show signs of torture and execution — “hands tied behind their backs, blindfolded, ropes around necks, and tank tracks over their legs.”
UN experts are now reviewing Israel’s record under the Convention Against Torture.
“No One Is Prepared for What’s About to Erupt in the Middle East… | Max Blumenthal”
In this explosive conversation, Max Blumenthal breaks down a series of major geopolitical shifts unfolding across Syria, Lebanon, Iran, and Venezuela. He reveals how former extremist figures have gained unprecedented access to U.S. political circles, how Syria has effectively collapsed into a battleground for foreign intelligence agencies, and why Washington’s long-standing proxy relationships are now producing consequences no one wants to confront.
Blumenthal explains Israel’s ongoing operations against Hezbollah, the growing risk of a regional escalation with Iran, and the political pressures driving U.S. decisions behind the scenes. He also exposes the deeper motivations behind Washington’s push for regime change in Venezuela — from economic interests to ideological agendas.
This discussion connects decades of U.S. foreign policy to today’s rapidly escalating crises, offering a rare, unfiltered look at what may be coming next in the Middle East and beyond.
