Baby Killers: The State of Israel, Its Patrons, and the Industrialized Slaughter of Children

 

Baby Killers: The State of Israel, Its Patrons, and the Industrialized Slaughter of Children By Laala Bechetoula Let us begin with the one sentence that every Western foreign minister, every White House spokesman, every European Union spokesperson has refused to utter in 18 months of slaughter: Israel is killing children. Deliberately. Systematically. With our weapons. With our money. With our diplomatic cover. And we are letting it happen. Read here

Palantir CEO Calls for Draft to Fight the Empire’s Wars By Kurt Nimmo National conscription, a form of involuntary servitude, and the wars it portends, are good for business, especially for corporations within the orbit of the Pentagon, the CIA, and the national security state. Palantir fits comfortably within this amalgamation. Read here

Türkiye and Historical Turning Points By Ret Admiral Cem Gürdeniz Today, Türkiye is in the third 70-year cycle. In this cycle, which started in 2016, 10 years have passed. Today, the world is in the process of a new power transfer. Asia has risen; the Atlantic system has begun to dissolve. China, Russia and regional powers are establishing a new balance. Read here

Tariffs, Blockades and War: Trump’s “Logic of the Beast” By Miguel Santos García The Trump administration’s “America First” philosophy did not invent US economic coercion but rather stripped away the institutional veils that had previously softened its exercise, revealing the underlying unipolar logic that had long characterized the post-Cold War order. Read here

Disagreements in Franco-German Combat Air System (FCAS): Prospective Fighter Jet. Last Chance to Revive FCAS. France and Germany Finally Part Ways By Drago Bosnic The program, formally known as the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), has long been marred by delays, cost overruns and disunity as different nations seek to nudge it in the direction that’s more in line with their strategic needs and military doctrine. Initial optimism has fully subsided, giving way to mistrust and heated arguments as to how the FCAS should proceed. Read here

Iran’s 10 Point Plan Is Still a Workable Basis for Negotiations By Nicolas J. S. Davies The US government under Donald Trump has twice used disingenuous negotiations with Iran to provide cover for attacking it, in June 2025 and again before launching the current war in February. Now it is trying to do so for a third time. Read here

Troubled Relations: Pope Leo XIV and President Donald Trump By Dr. Binoy Kampmark Pope Leo XIV, for his part, has become increasingly perturbed by President Donald Trump’s metamorphosis from an alleged eschewer of war to that of a spluttering warlord. His remarks in January criticising US military action against Venezuela saw the Vatican’s ambassador called to an unpleasant meeting at the Pentagon. Read here