🪖 Military

On the anniversary of the PLO's 1982 evacuation from Beirut, Ali Mazloum and Professor Jamal Wakim examine how the US-brokered agreement failed to protect Palestinian civilians, leading to the Sabra and Shatila massacre and arguing that negotiations with the enemy enable genocide.

Activists in Rota, Spain, expose the NATO base's role in imperialist wars and the Gaza genocide, urging the Spanish government to stop collaborating with Israel and the US.

Iran's IRGC chief vows retaliation after a US strike on a wedding in Hormozgan kills five, calling it a war crime and evidence of American hostility.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella faces backlash for walking among corpses of FARC dissidents killed in Operation Azarías, a display critics call necropolitics.

A Gaza resident recounts the destruction of al-Maghazi camp, the loss of his family's olive grove to Israeli bulldozers, and the creeping yellow line that now swallows his land.

Israeli forces kill dozens of Palestinians in Gaza, including children, and abduct a security officer, while minister Israel Katz openly vows ethnic cleansing and settler pogroms escalate in the West Bank.

US airstrikes on Iran killed 18 people a week after Trump's sanctions campaign failed, escalating toward permanent war as Gulf bases and economies suffer.

The USS Abraham Lincoln's port call in Pattaya spotlights how US military R&R stops built Thailand's sex tourism industry, with hosts critiquing media jokes that normalize military sexual violence.

Jon Elmer reports on the escalating missile war between the US and Iran, including strikes on US Marines in Jordan and renewed attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, as Gaza resistance salutes its military media commander.

Israel escalates West Bank settlement expansion and settler violence, displacing Palestinian communities and advancing E-1 construction to split the territory before elections.

The US strikes Iranian coastal sites in Hormozgan and Sistan-Baluchistan, prompting Iranian threats of crushing retaliation and escalating the confrontation over the Strait of Hormuz.

Israel has long supplied arms, training, and intelligence to Latin American dictatorships, from Guatemala's genocidal regimes to Pinochet's Chile, often as a proxy for the US.

A Pentagon leak reveals the US military is stretched thin across Iran, Ukraine, and Latin America, forcing hard choices.

A leaked Pentagon memo reveals US generals competing for scarce military assets, constraining intervention options in Iran, Ukraine, and Latin America, while economic warfare and sanctions face diminishing returns.