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Caitlin’s Newsletter 1816 implied HN points 17 Mar 24
  1. Blaming all of Gaza's issues on Netanyahu might be a way to avoid necessary changes.
  2. Critics argue that blaming Netanyahu alone overlooks the larger network of powerful entities involved in the Gaza situation.
  3. Increased online education is helping people see through biased narratives and support causes like Palestine.
Pen>Sword 2116 implied HN points 06 Mar 24
  1. During Ramadan, while many Muslims globally choose to fast, the people in Gaza have no choice but to starve due to genocide.
  2. Gaza faces severe food insecurity, with a majority experiencing famine, worsened by deliberate actions like destroying bakeries and controlling water supply.
  3. The Israeli regime's strategic actions to restrict aid, destroy food supplies, and target important infrastructure have intensified the starvation and suffering in Gaza, particularly during Ramadan.
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Jonathan Cook 4894 implied HN points 30 Jan 24
  1. The West is cutting funding to the UN refugee agency, potentially exacerbating a humanitarian crisis in Gaza
  2. UNRWA plays a crucial role in providing for Palestinian refugees, especially in Gaza, and keeping alive the moral case for a Palestinian right of return
  3. Israel is actively working to dismantle UNRWA as it obstructs their goal of ethnic cleansing in Gaza
New Means 5011 implied HN points 28 Jan 24
  1. The West is complicit in the genocide of Palestinians, allowing victims to die
  2. Western nations, led by the U.S., have cut off aid to Gaza over unverified accusations, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis
  3. The refusal of Western powers to confront Israel's actions showcases deep complicity, with leaders aware of their involvement in the genocide
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1471 implied HN points 13 Mar 24
  1. US politics highlights Biden's vulnerability due to sponsoring a genocide, yet Republicans can't confront him since they also support it.
  2. Western officials supporting Gaza's destruction shed mock tears, trying to appear sympathetic, which is hypocritical.
  3. Israeli atrocities surpass occurrences like October 7 but are not given equivalent attention, showing a bias in media coverage.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1792 implied HN points 07 Mar 24
  1. Every Hollywood celebrity should use their platform to condemn their government's actions, especially in cases of genocide.
  2. Supporting an active genocide should not be a political party's mainstream position; such parties should not exist.
  3. Trying to change mainstream political parties from within often results in individuals being changed by the party's corrupt objectives, rather than the party being reformed.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1909 implied HN points 05 Mar 24
  1. The message from dominant institutions is to ignore the genocide happening right in front of us and focus on less urgent matters.
  2. There is a call to defy orders by refusing to divert attention away from atrocities like the genocide in Gaza, despite pressure to do so.
  3. The author emphasizes the importance of refusing to play along with the diversion tactics and continuing to pay attention to ongoing atrocities like the genocide committed by Israel.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1532 implied HN points 11 Mar 24
  1. Benjamin Netanyahu's defiance against Biden's 'red line' highlights the questionable enforcement of policies.
  2. Footage of Israeli soldiers' actions in Gaza raises concerns about societal issues and atrocities.
  3. Focusing on trivial matters like TikTok during a humanitarian crisis like a genocide is a distraction from more significant issues.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1625 implied HN points 09 Mar 24
  1. Saying 'Hamas Just Needs To Surrender' equates to endorsing killing children until demands are met.
  2. The US and Israel view civilian casualties in Gaza as Hamas's fault for not yielding to military demands.
  3. US aid to Gaza is used as leverage to pressure Hamas, supporting the starvation and coercion of Gazan civilians.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1010 implied HN points 19 Mar 24
  1. Don't equate the violence of the oppressor with the violence of the oppressed. The oppressor is the ultimate source of violence from both sides.
  2. The oppressor has moral responsibility for both their violence and the violence of the oppressed. Ending oppression will lead to a cessation of violence.
  3. The focus should be on demanding the oppressor to stop being violent and oppressive, as they are the cause of the violence. The violence of the oppressor is a cause, while the violence of the oppressed is an effect.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 2156 implied HN points 26 Feb 24
  1. A man in the US set himself on fire in protest against the genocide in Gaza, which is a powerful and extreme act of demonstrating his convictions.
  2. The incident of self-immolation outside the Israeli embassy showcases a deep level of urgency and sincerity in addressing the issue of war crimes and atrocities.
  3. The contrast between the extreme measures taken by protestors against atrocities in Gaza and the lack of action or empathy from supporters of the ethnostate highlights a stark difference in commitment to their causes.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1411 implied HN points 08 Mar 24
  1. The Biden administration is planning to set up a temporary pier in Gaza to deliver aid, despite facing obstacles.
  2. There is a manipulation tactics report revealing how different words frame discussions on Gaza for public consumption.
  3. Criticism of West Bank settlements often takes precedence over condemning the genocide in Gaza, revealing underlying political complexities.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1681 implied HN points 02 Mar 24
  1. The empire relies on regular people to keep running but these people are starting to realize the lies they've been fed.
  2. Internal conflicts within mainstream media outlets reveal cracks in the system, causing concern and leaks amongst staff.
  3. The empire's dependence on ordinary individuals and constant propaganda is causing a clash, leading to a struggle in maintaining control.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1778 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. Aaron Bushnell's message aimed to awaken people to the horrors happening and encourage action to stop it.
  2. Israel apologists are aggressively trying to manipulate the narrative around Aaron Bushnell's story and are resorting to misleading tactics.
  3. The United States' lack of action in stopping Israel's atrocities in Gaza exposes the true nature of its foreign policy aims and challenges the narrative it promotes.
Jonathan Cook 3518 implied HN points 27 Jan 24
  1. The World Court has put Israel and its allies on trial for genocide based on evidence presented by South Africa.
  2. The ICJ ruling highlights a moral conundrum about Israel's treatment of Palestinians over the years.
  3. Other states could be investigated for complicity in genocide as the World Court scrutinizes Israel's actions.
Jonathan Cook 4815 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. The West may face legal consequences for its support of Israel in the face of genocide allegations.
  2. Countries like the US and UK have supplied weapons to Israel, potentially making them complicit in the crisis.
  3. Israel's actions in Gaza are leading to humanitarian disaster, and the international community is being urged to act to prevent further harm.
New Means 4284 implied HN points 14 Jan 24
  1. Yemen has been enduring bombings and suffering from poverty due to conflict with the involvement of multiple countries.
  2. International laws and principles are being ignored in conflicts like the bombing of Yemen for reasons like shipping delays.
  3. There is a call to build power and organize protests to effect real change and end the cycle of violence and injustice.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1909 implied HN points 16 Feb 24
  1. Creating a real antisemitism crisis involves committing evil acts under a Jewish flag and linking them to the Jewish people and faith.
  2. Promoting antisemitism requires desensitizing people to warning signs, dehumanizing Jewish individuals, and reinforcing conspiracy theories.
  3. To exacerbate antisemitism, one must incite hatred towards Jews, use it to justify further atrocities, and establish a cycle of violence and hatred.
Jonathan Cook 3026 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. Keir Starmer's shift in Labour's policy on Palestinian statehood is seen as rewarding Israel's actions and hindering peace talks.
  2. Starmer's treatment of Israel and Palestine and his abandonment of support for Palestinian statehood has caused significant controversy.
  3. The support for a two-state solution and lack of action against arms sales to Israel is viewed as a stalling tactic that does not address the ongoing conflict.
Geopolitical Economy Report 916 implied HN points 09 Mar 24
  1. Polls show that a majority of North Americans oppose the US sending weapons to Israel, but the Biden administration has sent over 100 arms shipments regardless.
  2. 52% of North Americans want to end US weapons shipments to Israel, with majority opposition from voters who didn't support Trump, Biden voters, and young Democrats.
  3. UN experts have accused Israel of carrying out genocide, while areas in Gaza face starvation and dire humanitarian crises amid the conflict.
Jonathan Cook 3557 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. The UK's chief rabbi has given approval to war crimes in Gaza, praising Israeli soldiers for their actions.
  2. His statements potentially incite dehumanization of Palestinians and could inspire war crimes against them.
  3. By conflating Jewish identity with Israeli actions, the rabbi risks stoking anti-Semitic sentiments and overlooking the atrocities committed in Gaza.
Geopolitical Economy Report 1096 implied HN points 27 Feb 24
  1. The Western media displayed bias by downplaying US soldier Aaron Bushnell's self-immolation protest against Gaza genocide.
  2. Many people only read news headlines, leading to potential misinformation and oversimplification of complex issues.
  3. Major US and British media outlets failed to properly cover Bushnell's protest, contrasting with the attention given to other self-immolation protests in different contexts.
Perspectives: Past, Present, and Future, by Patrick Wyman 2535 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. Evil acts are easily normalized throughout history by ordinary people.
  2. Ambitious rulers and conquerors had ordinary individuals as underlings to enforce their will and commit abhorrent acts.
  3. In various historical campaigns of mass violence, ordinary individuals can become willing participants in horrific acts under certain circumstances.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1811 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. President Biden is reportedly preparing for a bombing campaign in the Middle East in retaliation for a drone attack, potentially escalating to a full-blown war with Iran.
  2. The warmongering policies of the current US president involve initiating a bombing campaign in Yemen and supporting a genocide in Gaza.
  3. The behavior of Democratic Party leaders, including Nancy Pelosi, raises concerns about their support for war and genocide, despite portraying themselves as responsible humanitarians.
Caitlin’s Newsletter 1434 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. Israel preparing for assault in Rafah, pushing Gazans into a dire situation.
  2. Australian foreign minister admits cutting UNRWA funding without evidence of claims.
  3. Questioning the freedom that capitalism gives, highlighting societal injustices and the possibility of a better world.
Sarah Kendzior’s Newsletter 5611 implied HN points 05 Nov 23
  1. The Biden administration's lack of accountability for past crimes, continuation of harmful policies, and complicity in various problematic actions is concerning.
  2. Both parties in the U.S. exhibit a form of elite criminal impunity, impacting policies and maintaining grave injustices.
  3. The importance of recognizing and standing against oppression, even in situations where voting or elections may not immediately address the underlying issues.
Letters from Suzanne 1631 implied HN points 29 Jan 24
  1. January 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, designated by the UN to honor the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
  2. The Secretary-General of the UN released a vague Holocaust remembrance statement this year that did not mention Jews, sparking controversy.
  3. The idea of remembrance must extend to all victims of prejudice and injustice, but it should not dilute the specific significance of the Holocaust and its victims.
husseini 1690 implied HN points 26 Jan 24
  1. The World Court ordered Israel to abide by the Genocide Convention and stop killing Palestinians in Gaza.
  2. The UN General Assembly now has the power to suspend Israel and establish a tribunal to prosecute Israeli officials.
  3. Activism like the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement can be escalated against Israel, modeled after activities against apartheid South Africa.
Geopolitical Economy Report 877 implied HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. The US repeatedly vetoed UN Security Council resolutions calling for peace in Gaza, hindering efforts for a ceasefire and supporting Israel's actions.
  2. Despite an ICJ ruling in January ordering Israel to stop killing Palestinians, Israel has continued its deadly attacks on Gaza, with the US aiding by sending weapons.
  3. The war on Gaza by Israel has caused a devastating humanitarian crisis, with tens of thousands of Palestinians killed or injured, and international bodies like the EU criticizing the violence.
husseini 1415 implied HN points 29 Jan 24
  1. The International Court of Justice did not affirm Israel's right to self-defense, a crucial point in the ruling.
  2. The ICJ ruling outlined detailed evidence of genocide in the Gaza Strip, emphasizing the factual situation.
  3. The court's order explicitly directed Israel to stop killing Palestinians, indicating a clear stance against ongoing violence.