ISRAEL’S TERROR MUST END - 9.1.2026

Israel’s killing and destruction of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank must not become invisible to the world.

In Jenin, Israeli forces killed Palestinians, while masked Israeli settlers attacked an NBC News team. In Gaza, Israeli strikes have continued to kill Palestinians, including children. Since last October’s so-called ceasefire, more than 1,200 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in Gaza.

These are not merely statistics. They are human beings—men, women and children whose lives have been shattered by violence, displacement and fear.

The United States must not remain a silent partner in this continuing tragedy. Our government provides Israel with weapons and political support while Palestinians continue to suffer and die.

Our government must halt all weapons sales and military assistance that enable Israel’s war of terror to continue. The killing must stop. The suffering must stop. The occupation and settler violence must stop.

The United States must demand accountability and insist upon equal rights, security and dignity for Palestinians and Israelis alike.

Israel’s terror must end. The world cannot remain silent.

Israel’s Brutality Against Palestinians Must End - 9.1.2026

The World Must Stop Looking Away From The Horrific Suffering Inflicted On Palestinians In Gaza And The Occupied West Bank.

Reports Of Palestinians Being Stripped Naked, Humiliated And Subjected To Cruel Treatment Are Not Minor Incidents. They Are Profound Violations Of Human Dignity. Such Treatment Should Horrify Anyone Who Believes In Human Rights — And It Should Especially Concern Those Who Claim To Defend Jewish Values And The Lessons Of Jewish History.

At The Same Time, Israeli Attacks Continue To Kill Palestinians In Gaza. Reports That At Least Four People, Including Three Children, Were Killed Should Not Be Reduced To Another Daily Statistic.

And Where Is AIPAC When Palestinians Are Being Killed, Humiliated And Abused? Why Is So Much Effort Devoted To Attacking Critics As “Antisemitic” Instead Of Demanding That These Abuses Stop?

Condemning The Israeli Government, The IDF Or Israeli Policies Is Not Antisemitism. Antisemitism Is Hatred Of Jews. Opposition To Cruelty And Human-Rights Violations Is A Moral Duty.

Jewish History Teaches The World The Terrible Consequences Of Dehumanizing Human Beings. That Lesson Must Apply To Palestinians As Well.

The United States Must Stop Providing Political And Military Cover For Abuses And Demand An Immediate End To Attacks On Civilians, Accountability For Violations And Equal Human Rights For Palestinians And Israelis.

Silence Is Not Neutrality. In The Face Of Such Suffering, Silence Becomes Complicity.

KILLING PALESTINIANS MUST NOT BECOME INVISIBLE - 9.1.2026

The killing of Palestinians in GAZA and the WEST BANK must not become invisible to the world.

In JENIN, ISRAELI FORCES reportedly killed three Palestinians, while masked ISRAELI SETTLERS attacked an NBC NEWS team. In GAZA, ISRAELI STRIKES killed two Palestinians, including a three-year-old boy. More than 1,200 Palestinians have reportedly been killed since last October’s ceasefire.

These are not statistics. They are human beings — children, parents, and families whose lives have been shattered.

The continuing violence demands more than expressions of concern. The UNITED STATES must use its enormous influence to demand an immediate end to attacks on Palestinian civilians and an end to settler violence in the WEST BANK.

Our government must also halt weapons sales that enable continued destruction and insist that ISRAEL comply with international law.

Silence in the face of suffering is not neutrality. It is complicity.

The killing must stop. Palestinian lives must matter just as much as any other lives.

Pentagon spending - 9.1.2026

America’s Munitions Shortage should be a wake-up call, not an excuse to pour even more money into the Pentagon.

As WILLIAM HARTUNG argues, the deeper problem is our addiction to endless Wars, runaway Arms Spending and a Military-Industrial System that too often rewards Contractors rather than protecting Americans.

The United States has spent trillions on War and Weapons, yet our Stockpiles are being depleted. Expensive Missiles are being used against relatively inexpensive Drones, while Military Contractors continue to profit. Meanwhile, urgent needs at home—Health Care, Infrastructure, Housing, Education and Environmental Protection—remain underfunded.

This is not simply a “Munitions Gap.” It is a Policy Failure.

We should stop treating every international Crisis as another reason to arm, bomb and escalate. Diplomacy—not an endless supply of Weapons—should be our first line of Defense.

Congress must demand Accountability from the Pentagon, curb wasteful Weapons Programs and end the cycle of Endless War.

America needs a Peace Dividend—not another trillion-dollar War Machine.

Holocaust Survivor Speaks Out - 8.31.2026

Colette Avital, an 86-year-old holocaust survivor, former Israeli diplomat and former Knesset member, delivered a deeply disturbing warning in her interview with Christiane Amanpour on PBS.

Avital described the erosion of Israeli democracy, growing police violence against demonstrators, and the destruction of freedom of speech, academia and the press.

Even more disturbing were her accounts of violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. She described a case in which settlers reportedly entered a Palestinian village, tied up women and children, took their phones, and stripped and abused a Palestinian man.

These allegations demand serious, independent investigation. No government, army or settler group should be above the law.

Avital's testimony carries particular moral weight. As a holocaust survivor who devoted her life to serving Israel, she understands the terrible consequences of dehumanization and unchecked power.

Israel's security cannot be achieved through occupation, humiliation and violence. The only sustainable path is respect for human rights, democracy, Palestinian self-determination and a genuine political solution.

The world must not remain silent.

Nepal’s tragedy - 8.30.2026

The catastrophe in Nepal should not be viewed as an isolated tragedy. It is a stark warning of how vulnerable humanity has become to extreme weather and environmental destruction. We cannot continue increasing our dependence on fossil fuels while ignoring the consequences.

But there is another lesson. Excessive greed for wealth, land and power is an enemy of humanity. What does a person gain by accumulating enormous wealth and power if, in the end, they lose their soul?

The scriptures of many faiths warn us against greed. The Bible asks: “What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?” (Mark 8:36). Sikhism teaches that lobh (greed) is one of the forces that enslave us. The Guru Granth Sahib teaches us to live with humility, compassion and remembrance of God.

The same moral warning appears across faiths: wealth and power are temporary, but our responsibility to humanity is eternal.

At the end of life, we leave our wealth and possessions behind. We cannot take land, money or power with us. Our ultimate accountability is not before presidents, billionaires or kings, but before God, the chief judge of humanity.

Wars over land and power are often fueled by greed. Humanity must choose a different path: less greed, less fossil-fuel dependence, less war—and far more compassion, justice and stewardship of our planet.

A Warning From the Finance Gurus: The Dangers of the Bond Market - 8.30.2026

The bond market is often called the “canary in the coal mine” for the economy. When investors lose confidence in government finances, inflation control, or economic stability, they may sell bonds. That can push interest rates higher.

Why this matters to ordinary Americans:

• Higher mortgage rates → homes become less affordable.

• Higher borrowing costs → credit cards, car loans, and business loans become more expensive.

• Higher government interest payments → more federal money goes toward servicing the national debt rather than public services.

• Falling bond prices → can hurt retirees and others who depend on fixed-income investments.

• If confidence deteriorates sharply, it can trigger broader financial-market turmoil.

The key warning is that a bond-market problem can spread beyond Wall Street and eventually hit household budgets, jobs, housing, and government finances.

In simple terms: When investors begin demanding much higher interest to lend money, it can be a warning that serious economic trouble is ahead.