Ireland responds to Israel’s accusations of “diplomatic terrorism” and “legal terrorism”.

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The Senate of the University of Barcelona has approved a motion to break institutional and academic ties with Israel

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Namibia's Minister of Justice, Yvonne Dausab commits to reviewing Namibia's diamond trade with Israel at the Global Anti-Apartheid Conference on Palestine. "There is no freedom for Namibia that is contrary to the freedom for Palestine."

Namibia endured the Nama-Herero genocide by the Germans in 1904-1907. This is BIG, because diamonds are a major trade for Israel.

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After the Biden administration admitted that U.S.-provided weapons in Gaza violated international humanitarian law:

Israeli Boeing 747 freighter "DNA456" (4X-ICA) back from Dover, USA, with a shipment of advanced weaponry. Landing in Nevatim Air Base.

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US elites are panicking over American imperial decline — Jeffrey Sachs

“There is extreme uneasiness among the Washington political class. Things are not going their way. And now you have large protests against American policies. This is very unnerving for them,” Sachs told New Rules Podcast.

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Amnesty International:

Today marks five years of Julian Assange being detained in Belmarsh, a high security prison in the UK. As he fights the extradition request from the US authorities, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, Agnès Callamard, said:

“Julian Assange dared to bring to light revelations of alleged war crimes committed by the USA. It is unacceptable that years of his life have been stolen. He remains arbitrarily detained in the UK on politically-motivated charges, brought by the USA for exposing their suspected wrongdoing. The US authorities have failed to conduct a full and transparent investigation into their alleged war crimes. Instead, they have chosen to target Assange for publishing information leaked to him – even if it was of public interest. The ongoing persecution of Assange makes a mockery of the USA’s obligations under international law, and their stated commitment to freedom of expression.”

Extradition decision: May 20

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Middle East Eye:

The Kuwaiti Speciality Hospital in Rafah "is now included in the places threatened with evacuation" by the Israeli military, according to a hospital director in Rafah.

"There is no other place for patients and injured people to go to but this hospital," Sahed al-Hams said in a video message to journalists, calling for "immediate international protection" for the hospital.

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The Deputy Director of the Khazanah Research Institute, on his X/Twitter account, wrote:
“Yesterday, I received an invitation from the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur
to celebrate the birthday of King Charles III.

I decided to turn it down and state my reasons for doing so.

Namely, Britain’s support for Israeli genocide in Palestine.”

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In a statement on social media, UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed denounced comments made earlier this week by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that suggested the Gulf state would be involved in overseeing the running of the Gaza Strip after the end of Israel's assault.

"We denounce Netanyahu’s statements regarding inviting the UAE to participate in civil administration of the occupied Gaza Strip." He said and added "We refuse to be drawn into any plan aimed at providing cover for the Israeli presence in the Gaza Strip."

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Renowned UK former footballer Gary Lineker said,

"It's not antisemitic to say what Israel does is wrong. There's a lot of heavy lobbying on people to be quiet. It’s the worse I have seen in my lifetime: the constant images of Palestinian children being killed. I can't be silent."

Naturally, they are losing their marbles over this and are trying to cancel him.

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Yudelman has now been fired. ASU Pres. Michael Crow said “He’s no longer permitted to be on campus & will NEVER teach here again”.

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