Labor's Middle-Way Timidity on Gaza Genocide Sums up Australia's Indifference

Labor's middle-way timidity on Gaza genocide sums up Australia's indifference

Labor has tried to walk a fine line on Israel's actions in Gaza. The ramping up of genocide and ethnic cleansing makes that unviable.

In the face of a mass of information deemed anxiogenic, more and more French people are turning away from the news. This trend called "informational exodus" poses, for Clothilde Salelles, an ethical question: that of our choice to ignore what it calls "genocide" perpetrated by Israel in the Gaza Strip.

Why the wall of silence on the Gaza genocide is finally starting to crack, by Jonathan Cook

As Israel unveils its final genocide push, and mass death from starvation looms in Gaza, western media and politicians are tentatively starting to speak up Who could have imagined 19 months ago that it would take more than a year and a half of Israel slaughtering and starving Gaza’s children for the first cracks to appear in what has been a rock-solid wall of support for Israel from western establishments. Finally, something looks like it may be…