Trump-backed escalation: Gaza massacre resumes, U.S. bombs Yemen, Israeli strikes hit Lebanon and Syria amid regional turmoil

The Middle East situation has become increasingly chaotic since the fighting in the Palestinian-controlled Gaza Strip. U.S. President Trump has repeatedly made statements that show disregard for international law, such as clearly stating his support for Israel and suggesting the forced relocation of Gaza residents. Professor Hassan Nafa of Cairo University points out that "a hegemonic power is breaking international law itself, and we are fallin…

International Law Is Now Suspended, if Not Eliminated. - LewRockwell

PART ONE: The essence of international law is progressive. A law cannot exist if there are individuals or organizations that fall within its scope but which stand “above the law” — can’t be prosecuted no matter how flagrantly they violate it. EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW IS THE FOUNDATION-STONE OF LAW, and if any exceptions can be allowed, those are ONLY the ones that are stated IN the law as being NOT within its scope — and, thus, the fundamental pr…

Israel’s Killing Machine Whirs Back Into Motion

Since Tuesday, Israeli forces have killed over 600 Palestinians and wounded more than 10,000 others, and Israeli politicians are crystal clear in their articulation of their plan to complete their ethnic cleansing in Gaza. A Palestinian man weeps next to a truck carrying the bodies of victims of Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip on March 18, 2025. (Bashar Taleb / AFP via Getty Images) In Tuesday’s early morning hours, as Palestinians in Gaz…

Trump-backed escalation: Gaza massacre resumes, U.S. bombs Yemen, Israeli strikes hit Lebanon and Syria amid regional turmoil

With a green light from President Trump and no deterrent in sight Israel’s killing machine has resumed its genocide in Gaza during the holy month of Ramadan

Trump Adopts The Democrats’ Terrible Yemen Policy

By Connor O'Keeffe, Mises Wire | March 19, 2025 Over the weekend, President Trump ordered dozens of air raids on many targets spread around the country of Yemen. The US military claimed the strikes killed “multiple” leaders of the group Ansar Allah, better known as the Houthis. As many as fifty-three people were killed by the bombs, including some women and children. The Houthis had ceased their attempted blockade of Israeli shipping off Yemen’s…

White House: Trump fully backs Israel's Gaza actions; IDF ground troops operating in Rafah

GAZA: IDF expands ground operation to southern Gaza's Rafah ■ ISRAEL: Israeli cabinet votes unanimously to dismiss Shin Bet head Ronen Bar ■ YEMEN: Houthis claim responsibility for Thursday missile attack on Israel