Brilliant San Francisco doctor , fired by UCSF over bogus charges of antisemitism 7/4/2025

 Brilliant San Francisco doctor , fired by UCSF over bogus charges of antisemitism

The recent dismissal of Dr. Rupa Marya from UCSF critically illustrates how legitimate criticism of Israeli state actions is being maliciously and unfairly conflated with antisemitism. Dr. Marya’s condemnation of what many observers—including UN human rights experts—describe as genocidal starvation and bombardment of Palestinians in Gaza is not antisemitism, but an urgent moral and medical alarm. That her views were immediately labeled as “antisemitic” by UCSF, public officials, and donors amounts to a political witch-hunt designed to silence dissent.
This is more than the suppression of a single physician’s voice—it is a chilling sign of how pro-Zionist political forces are actively undermining doctors, educators, and professionals who raise ethical concerns about mass suffering and systematic injustice. Dr. Marya spoke for countless healthcare workers across Gaza whose hospitals have been targeted, whose capacity to care has been decimated, and whose patients are dying—yet she is the one punished. This sends a dangerous signal to all those who bear witness to human suffering: speak up at your peril.
It is time to challenge this toxic atmosphere that equivocates criticism of Israeli government policy with hatred of Jewish people. This tactic is being used not only to silence Dr. Marya, but also to chill public discourse on genocide and war crimes. Concurrently, I encourage readers to support Dr. Marya’s legal defense—which aims to uphold free speech, academic freedom, and the role of healthcare professionals as moral witnesses. You can donate to her GoFundMe defense fund, titled “Support the Fight for HCW’s Collective Voice”, organized by the Do No Harm Coalition. This fund is vital to covering her legal expenses as she fights for the rights of all healthcare advocates to speak truth to power.
Let us not allow the fear of false antisemitism accusations to shackle conscience or to erode the foundations of medical ethics and free expression.
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Big, Beautiful” Betrayal of the Sick and Poor

                            Big, Beautiful” Betrayal of the Sick and Poor

On this Fourth of July, as we reflect on liberty and justice, it is chilling to see a Senate budget bill that tramples both ideals. President Trump’s 940-page “Big, Beautiful Bill” promises trillions in tax breaks for the wealthy while gutting healthcare and vital services for millions of Americans.
The bill would slash Medicaid more deeply than ever before, causing nearly 12 million people—including children, seniors, and people with disabilities—to lose coverage. Harvard physician Dr. Adam Gaffney warns that this could lead to 16,500 preventable deaths each year, and 1.3 million people going without essential medications. Nearly 400,000 women could lose access to mammograms.
Meanwhile, the bill repeals clean energy incentives, imposes new taxes on solar and wind, and grants lavish breaks to oil and coal companies. It slashes food assistance and makes student loans more expensive. In short, it rips away basic needs from the most vulnerable to reward the wealthiest.
Senator Bernie Sanders called it “the most dangerous piece of legislation in modern U.S. history”—a bill bought and paid for by billionaires who fund campaigns and now expect a return on their investment.
This is not fiscal responsibility. It is class warfare. As rural hospitals face closure and millions risk medical debt, the promise of American freedom feels hollow for those being left behind. No celebration of independence is complete without a commitment to protect the health and dignity of all Americans—not just the privileged few.

What to the Migrant Is the 4th of July? 7/4/2025

                                          What to the Migrant Is the 4th of July?

On this Fourth of July, as fireworks explode and patriotic hymns fill the air, we must ask: what does this celebration mean to those who suffer in the shadows of American hypocrisy?
What is the Fourth of July to the migrants languishing in ICE detention centers, some abused by masked agents, others—shockingly, including U.S. citizens—deported or imprisoned abroad in El Salvador’s notorious jails? What is this holiday to the farmworkers who labor under punishing heat to put food on our tables, yet live in fear of being snatched by ICE in unmarked cars? What does this “independence” mean to children too terrified to go to school, lest they be separated from their parents?
What is this day to the sick who cannot afford a doctor due to gutted health services, or to those laid off under government “efficiency” schemes designed to further enrich the powerful? What does it mean to the scientists and scholars contemplating leaving America as universities come under ideological assault?
Frederick Douglass once declared that the Fourth of July revealed the “gross injustice and cruelty” faced by the enslaved. Today, his words ring true for millions excluded from the blessings of liberty. Until justice is real for all, America’s celebration is not unity—it is mockery.

A Real Possibility for Peace in Gaza and the West Bank 6/27/2025

                               A Real Possibility for Peace in Gaza and the West Bank

For decades, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has brought only bloodshed, despair, and shattered lives—especially in Gaza and the West Bank. Yet peace remains possible. Not through bombs, blockades, or collective punishment, but through moral courage and recognition of our shared humanity.
The world has remained shamefully silent through decades of occupation and apartheid—and now, that silence continues as mass murder and starvation unfold in Gaza. Thousands of civilians, many of them children, face death not from war alone, but from deliberate policies of siege and deprivation.
But a dramatic shift is still possible: a permanent ceasefire, an end to the blockade, and a halt to all settlement expansion. Palestinian factions could unite under a democratic, peace-focused vision. With borders drawn along the 1967 lines and mutually agreed land swaps, Israel and Palestine could coexist as two sovereign states. Jerusalem could serve as a shared capital. The right of return could be addressed through a fair framework of compensation, dignity, and choice.
The international community must stop enabling destruction and instead invest in justice, healing, and reconstruction. Gaza’s schools, hospitals, and homes can be rebuilt. Israeli and Palestinian children can walk to school without fear.
But peace demands more than treaties—it demands truth: that no people is superior to another, and we are all children of the same God. Only by honoring the humanity of both peoples can we end this cycle of vengeance and finally begin a future built on hope.

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Starvation as State Policy: Israel's Descent into Barbarism 6/27/2025

                                   Starvation as State Policy: Israel's Descent into Barbarism

What kind of nation deliberately starves children, ambushes the hungry at aid lines, and gloats while its soldiers murder civilians seeking food? The answer, tragically, is today’s far-right, extremist Israeli government—an unholy regime that mocks the teachings of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam alike. Led by war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu, whose own former Prime Minister has accused him of committing war crimes, this government has forsaken all morality in its obsession with domination.
In just the past month, over 550 Palestinians have been slaughtered while trying to collect food—massacred near aid centers the Israeli military itself designated. “Death traps,” survivors now call them. This is not warfare; it is a sadistic hunger game targeting civilians, many of them children, under the watch of so-called democratic allies.
Meanwhile, Israeli settlers and soldiers are rampaging through the West Bank, killing with impunity while Israeli ministers call for a total cutoff of aid—despite warnings of famine from the U.N. These actions echo the darkest chapters of human history: 1948, when Zionist militias drove Palestinians from their homes; 1953, when the U.S. and U.K. overthrew Iran’s democracy and stole its oil; and now, with our tax dollars financing this barbarity once more.
Shame on the American media for cheerleading the illegal assault on Iran and whitewashing war crimes. Shame on Western leaders for blessing cruelty in God’s name.
If there is any justice left in this world, it must begin with cutting off the weapons and money fueling this moral apocalypse.
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"Starving Gaza, Shooting the Starving—A Crime Beyond Words" 6/26/2025

                     "Starving Gaza, Shooting the Starving—A Crime Beyond Words"

Once again, the Israeli military has unleashed unspeakable savagery on Palestinians merely trying to survive. In just the last 24 hours, 90 more Palestinians were slaughtered, many while waiting for food at so-called “distribution centers” that have become death traps. Over 550 people seeking aid have been gunned down in the past month. These are not “collateral damage” deaths—this is targeted murder of the hungry.
A survivor described the betrayal: Israeli soldiers told them to pick up food, only to open fire once they obeyed. Men were shot in the head for daring to take a meal. This is not war—it is extermination under the guise of military operation.
And as Gaza descends into famine, Israel’s far-right Security Minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, shamelessly demands a total halt to all humanitarian aid—knowing full well that millions face starvation. His words echo genocidal intent.
Meanwhile, Israeli settlers rampage through the West Bank with impunity, killing Palestinians under the protection—or the guns—of the Israeli army.
How much longer will our government bankroll this barbarism? How long will the world watch a modern-day massacre unfold and call it “self-defense”? Gaza is not a battlefield. It is a killing field. And the blood is on the hands of all who arm and enable it.
This mass murder reflects the worst excesses of the Nazi regime.

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President Trump and NATO 6/26/2025

                                           President Trump and NATO

President Trump’s latest NATO summit wasn’t about peace or security—it was a sales pitch for the U.S. military-industrial complex. Under his pressure, NATO leaders agreed to increase military spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, more than double the previous target. As Professor Gilbert Achcar of SOAS University observed, this isn’t about defense—it’s about forcing allies to “buy more U.S. weapons.”
Trump’s own words and behavior at the summit were disturbing. Referring to himself as “daddy” managing unruly children like Israel and Iran, he trivialized devastating conflicts that have already cost thousands of lives. Meanwhile, Israeli attacks on Palestinians continue, with reports of 90 more killed in a single day—many while waiting for food.
This massive militarization comes at the expense of healthcare, education, and climate programs across NATO countries. In Britain, for example, Prime Minister Starmer just committed to buying 12 U.S. F-35 fighter jets for nearly $2 billion—even as the National Health Service remains chronically underfunded.
Once again, the U.S. is leading the West toward more weapons and less diplomacy. And Trump, now with renewed global influence, is eagerly playing salesman-in-chief. The price of this push isn’t just financial—it’s moral, strategic, and deeply human.
What is sorely needed is mega doses of CKC, Caring, Kindness and Compassion to reflect the spiritual teachings of all religions.

United States Muddled foreign policies 6/26/2025

                                     United States Muddled foreign policies

The United States’ foreign policy has long prioritized business interests over the well-being of other nations. We profit immensely by selling weapons, only to later spend billions trying to contain the chaos we've unleashed—often sending our own soldiers to die in wars that generate deep, lasting resentment.
Nowhere is this more evident than in Iran. In 1953, the U.S., with Britain’s MI6, overthrew Iran’s democratically elected government to seize control of its oil, installing the unpopular Shah. His brutal regime, backed by the U.S., fueled anti-American sentiment and ultimately led to the rise of Iran’s theocracy.
Ironically, it was also the U.S. that introduced Iran to nuclear technology. As part of President Eisenhower’s “Atoms for Peace” program, the U.S. shipped a reactor to Tehran in the 1960s and trained Iranian scientists. The goal was to promote peaceful nuclear energy, but it also sowed the seeds for Iran’s future weapons program. Even after the Shah fell, Iran expanded its nuclear capability—first with U.S. help, then with Pakistani centrifuges acquired on the black market.
We now find ourselves in a cycle of confrontation and bombing, confronting a crisis that we helped create. History warns us not to repeat these mistakes. Yet today, the U.S. is considering transferring nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia—another authoritarian regime with ambitions eerily similar to the Shah’s.
Have we learned nothing?

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Starving Gaza: A Humanitarian Shame 6/25/2025

                                        Starving Gaza: A Humanitarian Shame

Mass murder and starvation are being carried out with our tax dollars. Since 1948, the U.S. has provided billions in aid to Israel—support that now enables mass killings and engineered famine in Gaza. This is a moral travesty that shatters any claim we make of upholding international law or promoting global stability.
Palestinians, like all people, have an equal right to live in peace. Yet they are being denied food, water, and safety. Foreign reporters are being blocked from entering Gaza, while Palestinians—desperate for basic aid—are being shot by Israeli forces near distribution centers. Al Jazeera reports that at least 41 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli strikes since midnight, including those seeking food. Meanwhile, new displacement orders leave families with nowhere to go. As one resident, Matar Azak, pleaded, “We prefer to die where we are, rather than leave the north of the Strip for the south.”
Adding insult to injury, the Trump administration has approved $30 million in funding for the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation—an opaque, U.S.- and Israeli-backed operation run by private firms with ties to intelligence and military elites. This system enriches American contractors while trapping Palestinians in a deadly game of hunger and fear.
How long will we fund and justify this cruelty? It is time to recognize the sanctity of all life—and demand a future grounded in justice, not militarized greed.

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Trump’s Ceasefire, Israel’s Defiance, and the Risk to Global Security 6/25/2025

                        Trump’s Ceasefire, Israel’s Defiance, and the Risk to Global Security

President Trump recently brokered a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, only to see it shattered within hours—largely, he says, by Israeli aggression. Trump expressed deep frustration, stating plainly: “Israel, do not drop those bombs.” His call for restraint reflects a growing rift in his base, especially among “America First” conservatives alarmed by Israel’s efforts to drag the U.S. into another war.
As Trita Parsi of the Quincy Institute explains, this conflict was not about nuclear threats, but Israeli efforts to maintain military dominance in the region. Israel’s actions—bombing Iran unprovoked and ignoring U.S. calls for de-escalation—mirror its pattern in Gaza and Lebanon: demand unilateral ceasefires while continuing its own offensives.
Worse, two nuclear-armed states—the U.S. and Israel—attacked a non-nuclear country, Iran, while it was engaged in negotiations. This undermines the global Non-Proliferation Treaty and sends a dangerous message: only nuclear-armed nations are safe from attack. Such precedents may encourage other states—Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and beyond—to pursue nuclear weapons.
Trump’s ceasefire attempt was genuine, but sabotaged by a reckless Israeli government led by Netanyahu, who many believe is provoking war to distract from corruption charges. It’s time the U.S. stop enabling this behavior and reconsider its military support for a government undermining peace and global security.
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Trump and Netanyahu Betray the Moral Core of Their Faiths 6/24/2025

                         Trump and Netanyahu Betray the Moral Core of Their Faiths

As bombs fall on Gaza and Tehran, it is vital to ask: what happened to the moral compass of leaders who claim to act in the name of faith? Both Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu profess deep religious conviction—Christian and Jewish, respectively—yet both are complicit in actions that defy the core teachings of their own traditions.
Judaism holds human life as sacred. The Torah commands, “You shall not murder,” and Jewish law demands the protection of innocents above nearly all else. Christianity, too, centers on love, compassion, and the sanctity of life. Jesus taught, “Blessed are the peacemakers” and warned that harming a child is such a grave evil that it would be better to be drowned than to commit it.
Yet today, Israeli forces kill children at food distribution sites in Gaza, and malnourished toddlers die after being denied medical evacuation. President Trump authorized massive strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, and then denounced Israel for violating a fragile ceasefire—after weeks of fueling escalation himself.
What we are witnessing is not the righteous pursuit of justice, but the calculated pursuit of power at the expense of children and the vulnerable. This is political opportunism wrapped in false piety.
True faith demands humility, mercy, and above all, protection of the innocent. Trump and Netanyahu betray those values daily.
It is time for people of all faiths to say: Not in our name.
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Netanyahu’s Lies About Iran Have Dragged America Into Another War 6/23/2025

                   Netanyahu’s Lies About Iran Have Dragged America Into Another War

For over two decades, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pushed false claims that Iran is on the verge of building a nuclear bomb. Since 2002, these alarmist warnings have proven hollow—dismissed by U.S. intelligence and U.N. inspectors alike. Yet these lies have repeatedly fueled dangerous American policy decisions, culminating in the recent U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
According to Daniel Levy, a former Israeli peace negotiator, Netanyahu’s real goal is not peace or security, but chaos. “Netanyahu’s purpose was to drag Trump in,” Levy warns. “Israel wants the chaos.” Far from seeking regime change in Iran, Israel prefers to sow destruction—hoping to collapse a country of 90 million into a failed state that can no longer pose any regional challenge.
Levy argues this strategy allows Israel to continue its ethnic cleansing, apartheid, and genocidal policies against Palestinians while hiding behind American military might. It is not just cynical—it’s criminal. Netanyahu praised Trump and the U.S. Air Force for doing Israel’s bidding, while U.S. politicians in both parties remain complicit, either through cowardice or silence.
This war was built on lies, and every escalation risks igniting the entire Middle East. The world sees America as abandoning diplomacy and international law—reduced to a blunt instrument for Israeli aggression. If we allow Netanyahu’s strategy to prevail, we will all pay the price in blood, ruin, and global instability – and $billions in military spending.

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Trump’s War Betrayal: A Catastrophic Choice 6/23/2025

                                             Trump’s War Betrayal: A Catastrophic Choice

Donald Trump once promised to end America’s entanglements in endless wars. Instead, he has launched an unauthorized, reckless military strike on Iran—escalating conflict and betraying the very voters who elected him to avoid foreign quagmires.
This unprovoked attack, supported by Vice President J.D. Vance and other hawks, was cynically timed to deflect attention from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s crimes: the slaughter and starvation of tens of thousands of Palestinians. Trump called the strike a “spectacular military success,” claiming Iran’s nuclear program was “obliterated.” But this hubris recalls George W. Bush’s disastrous “Mission Accomplished” moment, which led to decades of chaos, Iraqi deaths, and the rise of ISIS.
History warns us. In 1953, the CIA and British intelligence overthrew Iran’s elected government, installing a brutal monarchy and sowing the seeds of today’s theocracy. And in 1948, Zionist militias forcibly expelled more than 700,000 Palestinians from their homes—the Nakba—creating a permanent refugee crisis that endures to this day. Now, U.S.-backed Israeli bombings and blockades have pushed Palestinians in Gaza to the brink of mass starvation—war crimes Trump ignores or enables.
This war was not inevitable. It was a choice—driven by politics, not security. The consequences will be long, bloody, and tragic.
Congress has utterly failed. By abdicating its constitutional authority, it has allowed one man to plunge us into another catastrophic conflict. We are again on the wrong side of history.
"For more, visit “Call for Social Justice blog post."& @kakasmanuDonald Trump once promised to end America’s entanglements in endless wars. Instead, he has launched an unauthorized, reckless military strike on Iran—escalating conflict and betraying the very voters who elected him to avoid foreign quagmires.
This unprovoked attack, supported by Vice President J.D. Vance and other hawks, was cynically timed to deflect attention from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s crimes: the slaughter and starvation of tens of thousands of Palestinians. Trump called the strike a “spectacular military success,” claiming Iran’s nuclear program was “obliterated.” But this hubris recalls George W. Bush’s disastrous “Mission Accomplished” moment, which led to decades of chaos, Iraqi deaths, and the rise of ISIS.
History warns us. In 1953, the CIA and British intelligence overthrew Iran’s elected government, installing a brutal monarchy and sowing the seeds of today’s theocracy. And in 1948, Zionist militias forcibly expelled more than 700,000 Palestinians from their homes—the Nakba—creating a permanent refugee crisis that endures to this day. Now, U.S.-backed Israeli bombings and blockades have pushed Palestinians in Gaza to the brink of mass starvation—war crimes Trump ignores or enables.
This war was not inevitable. It was a choice—driven by politics, not security. The consequences will be long, bloody, and tragic.
Congress has utterly failed. By abdicating its constitutional authority, it has allowed one man to plunge us into another catastrophic conflict. We are again on the wrong side of history.
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The Tragic Cost of Abandoning Foreign Aid 6/21/2025

                           The Tragic Cost of Abandoning Foreign Aid

On the edge of a West African jungle, donated U.S. medicines gather dust in a warehouse—enough to treat millions for deadly diseases like river blindness, schistosomiasis, and malaria. Why? Because the Trump administration shut down U.S.A.I.D. programs and canceled distribution plans, despite these drugs costing taxpayers nothing. Each dollar of investment in these programs leveraged $26 in donated medicine.
The result? Children and pregnant women are dying in Liberia and Sierra Leone due to lack of basic medicine and functioning ambulances—vehicles the U.S. paid for but now sit idle because fuel funding was cut. A young mother, Yamah Freeman, bled to death while villagers tried to carry her 10 miles to a hospital. A 1-year-old child, Gbessey, died of malaria. Others with HIV went without lifesaving antiretrovirals for months.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Elon Musk claim no one has died from these cuts. They are wrong. Aid workers and grieving families can tell them otherwise.
This isn’t just about morality. Slashing U.S. foreign aid undermines global health security and cedes influence to China. We were once leaders in fighting AIDS and malaria. We protected American interests and values. Now, recklessness and indifference—bordering on cruelty—are leaving behind a trail of unnecessary deaths.
We cannot remain silent. Congress must act to restore and protect this aid. For those asking how to help, advocacy groups like Results.org and nonprofits like Helen Keller Intl are doing vital work to fill the gap our government left behind.
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Hypocrisy, War Crimes, and the Price of Silence 6/20/2025

                              Hypocrisy, War Crimes, and the Price of Silence

The U.S. and U.K. have long sown the seeds of instability in the Middle East, beginning with the 1953 CIA-MI6 coup that overthrew Iran’s democratically elected government and seized control of its oil. Today, our hypocrisy is staggering. We condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine while justifying Israel’s unprovoked strike on Iran, which has already killed over 600 civilians, including the young poet Parnia Abbasi.
Mass protests in Tehran and mass displacement at Iran’s borders underscore the public’s rejection of war. Meanwhile, the U.S. flirts with escalation, with President Trump threatening unilateral strikes without congressional approval—despite international inspectors confirming Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons.
At home, Israel decries Iranian retaliation, claiming 24 fatalities and damage to a hospital. But for nearly two years, Israel has systematically destroyed Gaza’s health infrastructure, including 38 hospitals and 81 major health centers.
In Gaza, nearly 100 Palestinians, including children, were killed in a single day as they sought humanitarian aid. UNICEF warns malnutrition is surging under Israel’s blockade. The UN has blacklisted Israel for grave violations against children.
We must end this morally bankrupt double standard. If we truly value human rights and the rule of law, then we must stop enabling war crimes—whoever commits them.
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Stop Trump’s Rush to War: Remember 1953 6/19/2025

                             Stop Trump’s Rush to War: Remember 1953

President Trump’s recent threats against Iran — including the shocking suggestion of assassinating its supreme leader — signal a reckless lurch toward war. Pushed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Trump is weighing U.S. military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, even though American intelligence agencies confirm Iran has not decided to build a nuclear weapon.
Let us not forget history. In 1953, the CIA and British MI6 overthrew Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh after he moved to nationalize Iran’s oil, ending the British monopoly that had shamelessly looted Iranian resources. That coup installed the brutal Shah, whose reign of terror sparked the 1979 revolution. The Iranian people have not forgotten, even if U.S. leaders have.
Now, Israel — lacking the firepower to destroy Iran’s deeply buried nuclear facilities — is pressuring the U.S. to use its 30,000-pound “bunker buster” bomb and B-2 stealth bombers. These are American-only assets. Any strike would require direct U.S. involvement and could ignite a catastrophic regional war.
Congress must act. The Constitution gives only Congress the power to declare war. Yet for decades, presidents have bypassed this responsibility, launching wars across the globe under outdated authorizations. Senator Tim Kaine and Representative Ro Khanna are right: Trump must be forced to seek congressional approval before any attack on Iran.
If we value democracy — both ours and others’ — we must reject another illegal, unnecessary war born of arrogance, oil, and amnesia.

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No to War with Iran—End the Genocide in Gaza 6/19/2025

                          No to War with Iran—End the Genocide in Gaza

The recent airstrikes on Iran that killed civilians across multiple cities are a dangerous provocation and a desperate attempt by a war criminal, Netanyahu to ignite a wider war. This reckless aggression is not about self-defense. It’s a cynical effort to distract from the horrific genocide taking place in Gaza and the West Bank, where thousands of Palestinian civilians—many of them children—have been killed, maimed, or starved in a brutal campaign of collective punishment.
The world must see through this deadly diversion. Launching attacks on Iran, a nation of 86 million, risks an uncontrollable regional war with catastrophic consequences. It is not only immoral—it is insanity. Such escalation would bring mass suffering, global economic instability, and further fuel anti-American sentiment.
This is not America’s war. It must not become one. The U.S. must immediately halt weapons shipments and military support to any state committing war crimes and violating international law. Congress must act now to prevent an unauthorized war and assert its constitutional war powers.
We cannot bomb our way out of failed policies. More war will not bring peace or security—it will only deepen chaos. Instead of endorsing or enabling these crimes, we must demand accountability and a complete end to the slaughter of civilians.
Let us stand on the side of justice, not genocide. Say no to war with Iran. Say no to the mass murder of innocents.

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Stop Trump’s Rush to War: Remember 1953 6/19/2025

                      Stop Trump’s Rush to War: Remember 1953

President Trump’s recent threats against Iran — including the shocking suggestion of assassinating its supreme leader — signal a reckless lurch toward war. Pushed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Trump is weighing U.S. military strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, even though American intelligence agencies confirm Iran has not decided to build a nuclear weapon.
Let us not forget history. In 1953, the CIA and British MI6 overthrew Iran’s democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh after he moved to nationalize Iran’s oil, ending the British monopoly that had shamelessly looted Iranian resources. That coup installed the brutal Shah, whose reign of terror sparked the 1979 revolution. The Iranian people have not forgotten, even if U.S. leaders have.
Now, Israel — lacking the firepower to destroy Iran’s deeply buried nuclear facilities — is pressuring the U.S. to use its 30,000-pound “bunker buster” bomb and B-2 stealth bombers. These are American-only assets. Any strike would require direct U.S. involvement and could ignite a catastrophic regional war.
Congress must act. The Constitution gives only Congress the power to declare war. Yet for decades, presidents have bypassed this responsibility, launching wars across the globe under outdated authorizations. Senator Tim Kaine and Representative Ro Khanna are right: Trump must be forced to seek congressional approval before any attack on Iran.
If we value democracy — both ours and others’ — we must reject another illegal, unnecessary war born of arrogance, oil, and amnesia.
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Netanyahu lies, civilians die 6/18/2025

                                               Netanyahu lies, civilians die

Netanyahu’s False Alarm Sparked a Tragedy
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again plunged the Middle East into chaos based on a familiar and repeatedly debunked claim—that Iran was “months away” from building a nuclear bomb.
Jon Stewart recently skewered this fear-mongering on The Daily Show, playing clips of Netanyahu issuing the same warning as far back as 2012. Over a decade later, no bomb materialized—but this recycled fiction became the pretext for Israel’s deadly strike on Iran last week, killing over 200 civilians and triggering retaliatory attacks that killed scores in both countries.
This reckless assault has destabilized an entire region, just days before long-awaited nuclear negotiations. Netanyahu’s obsession with Iran’s theoretical bomb has now caused very real bloodshed—from Iranian families burying their loved ones in Tehran to Israeli civilians caught in the backlash.
Enough. The world must stop allowing Netanyahu’s lies to dictate policy. His deceit has cost innocent lives, squandered diplomacy, and dragged multiple nations into unnecessary viol

Cuba, Sanctions, and the Politics of Cruelty 6/18/2025

                                 Cuba, Sanctions, and the Politics of Cruelty

The recent interview with Cuba’s Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío underscores the devastating human toll of U.S. policy toward Cuba, particularly under the renewed Trump administration. Once again, Cuba has been designated a “state sponsor of terrorism,” despite overwhelming global rejection of the U.S. embargo at the United Nations. Only the U.S. and Israel continue to support this decades-old blockade, which Fernández de Cossío rightly calls an attempt to choke Cuba’s economy and isolate it from the global community.
Now, the administration is escalating its attack on Cuba’s humanitarian medical missions, accusing them of forced labor—an absurd charge against a program that has sent more doctors to underserved nations than the World Health Organization. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, leading these efforts, is also silent as the U.S. strips Cubans of humanitarian status and orders mass deportations, including threats to detain thousands at Guantánamo Bay—a facility built on occupied Cuban land and synonymous with lawlessness.
Cuba has condemned Israel’s genocide in Gaza and Israel’s recent unilateral assault on Iran. Meanwhile, it continues to face coercive U.S. sanctions that make daily life—access to food, medicine, and stability—immensely difficult for ordinary Cubans. The cruelty of U.S. policy is not just ineffective—it is immoral. As Fernández de Cossío reminds us, this narrow approach does not serve the interests of most Americans, let alone the basic rights of the Cuban people.
It's long past time to end the embargo and normalize relations with Cuba.

UN: Israel Guilty of Crime Against Humanity in Gaza 6/18/2025

                                 UN: Israel Guilty of Crime Against Humanity in Gaza

A panel of United Nations experts, including former U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, has issued a grave warning to the international community: Israel is committing war crimes and the crime against humanity of extermination in Gaza.
Speaking before the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, Pillay declared, “These attacks were part of a widespread and relentless assault against the Palestinian people in which Israeli forces have committed war crimes, including directing attacks against civilians and willful killing—and the crime against humanity of extermination. The goal of the Israeli government is abundantly clear: the destruction of life in Gaza.”
These statements from seasoned human rights authorities cannot be ignored. With thousands of civilians dead, Gaza’s infrastructure in ruins, and access to food, water, and medical care deliberately obstructed, the world must face the uncomfortable truth: what is happening in Gaza is not simply a tragedy—it is a crime of historic proportions.
It is time for global leaders, including the United States, to stop shielding Israel from accountability. Words of concern are not enough. The international community must act—through sanctions, arms embargoes, and legal accountability—to end this extermination before more innocent lives are lost.
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Another Gaza Massacre, Another Deafening Silence 6/17/2025

                                    Another Gaza Massacre, Another Deafening Silence

Israel’s latest assault in Gaza has once again exposed the brutal reality behind its so-called “humanitarian coordination.” According to Al Jazeera, at least 74 Palestinians were killed on June 17, including 56 civilians seeking food aid in Khan Younis—many mowed down by Israeli tank fire. Just one day earlier, 38 more aid seekers were killed. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, backed by the U.S. and Israel, is drawing growing international condemnation. Doctors Without Borders’ Anna Halford described the operation as “neither a humanitarian enterprise nor a system—this is basically lethal chaos.” U.N. human rights chief Volker Türk accused Israel of “inflicting horrifying, unconscionable suffering on Palestinians.”
Meanwhile, French-Palestinian European Parliament member Rima Hassan delivered a chilling account of being abducted by Israeli forces while attempting to deliver aid aboard the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. Despite being handcuffed, strip-searched, and held in solitary confinement for days, her fellow lawmakers remained silent. “Europe will no longer be a voice for human rights, but the echo of its own complicity and political cowardice,” Hassan warned.
How many more must die or be silenced before world leaders acknowledge the grotesque violence being carried out under the banner of “security”? The time for moral clarity is long overdue.
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Netanyahu Exports War Crimes, Endangers the Region 6/17/2025

                    Netanyahu Exports War Crimes, Endangers the Region

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, facing global outrage over mass starvation and war crimes in Gaza, has now expanded his killing machine by launching an unprovoked assault on Iran. Over 200 Iranians—mostly civilians—are dead, 1,500 wounded, and chaos grips Tehran as terrified families flee with nowhere to go. This is not self-defense. This is a calculated political move by a desperate leader determined to distract from his genocidal campaign in Gaza.
No credible evidence has been presented to justify this so-called "preemptive strike." U.S. intelligence confirms Iran’s nuclear program remains civilian, and a fatwa from Iran’s Supreme Leader explicitly forbids nuclear weapons. Yet Netanyahu, with the support of Western media and silence from global powers, has chosen to ignite a new war—one that could push Iran toward weaponization and plunge the region into deeper catastrophe.
Netanyahu is not defending Israel—he is sacrificing it. By dragging his country into another war, he has placed Israeli civilians in direct peril of massive retaliation. This is not strength; it is criminal recklessness.
The double standard is sickening. Western leaders rightly condemned Russia’s “preemptive” war on Ukraine, yet they support Israel’s identical actions without question. Enough.
Netanyahu must be held accountable. The U.S. must end its military support and demand an immediate ceasefire. If the world continues to enable this madness, it will bear responsibility for the inferno that follows.

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“Netanyahu’s Reckless War Undermines Peace, Escalates Regional Chaos” 6/16/2025

        “Netanyahu’s Reckless War Undermines Peace, Escalates Regional Chaos”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has launched a sweeping and unprovoked assault on Iran, killing over 220 Iranians and assassinating much of Iran’s intelligence leadership, including key nuclear scientists. This attack, coming just days before planned U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, appears designed to sabotage diplomacy and distract from Netanyahu’s own mounting war crimes in Gaza and the West Bank.
Iran’s response has been fierce, with missile strikes on Tel Aviv and Haifa killing at least 24 Israelis and injuring hundreds. The violence has now entered its fourth day and threatens to spiral into a catastrophic regional war.
Experts like Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group argue that Netanyahu deliberately destroyed what could have been President Trump’s only path to a diplomatic breakthrough in his second term. Trump now stands as the only world leader with the credibility to halt this dangerous escalation.
Meanwhile, Israeli voices such as Orly Noy, a political activist of Iranian origin, warn that Netanyahu is using the specter of Iranian threats to salvage his political future, even if it means mass civilian casualties. As she states, Israel’s greatest threat may not be Iran, but its own hubris.
The United States must not be complicit. If President Trump is serious about diplomacy, he must step in now—before more innocent lives are lost and a wider Middle East war becomes irreversible.
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Ilhan Omar Warns of Growing Authoritarianism 6/15/2025

                       Ilhan Omar Warns of Growing Authoritarianism

Rep. Ilhan Omar’s recent interview is a stark warning about the creeping authoritarianism under the Trump administration. From deploying troops and tanks in U.S. cities to threatening peaceful protesters with “very big force,” Trump’s actions bear disturbing resemblance to dictatorship, not democracy.
Omar rightly calls this moment a “constitutional crisis.” She decries the federal crackdown on immigrant rights activists, the detaining of pro-Palestinian student protesters, and the planned $100 million military parade on Trump’s birthday—all while vital public services are underfunded. “This is America,” she exclaims, “not a police state.”
She highlights the hypocrisy of using the military—trained to confront foreign enemies—against American citizens. Omar, a Somali refugee and constitutionalist, reminds us that protest and dissent are core to our democratic values, not signs of disloyalty.
Her criticism extends to Democratic colleagues who praised ICE and failed to defend civil liberties. She urges stronger legislative action to hold law enforcement accountable for violence against protesters.
As Omar warns, it will be a dark day if Americans fail to stand up for our Constitution and republic. We must reject militarization, xenophobia, and political repression—before it’s too late.

Don’t let Netanyahu drag us into war with Iran 6/15/2025

                                   Don’t let Netanyahu drag us into war with Iran

to save his political skin. Halt arms to Israel, open Gaza borders to aid, allow journalists in. Trump must protect U.S. troops & legacy—no new wars. Remember 1953: regime change brings chaos, not peace. #Iran #Gaza

URGENT: Help Break Gaza’s Blackout 6/15/2025

                                          URGENT: Help Break Gaza’s Blackout

Since Tuesday, Gaza has been plunged into a total communications blackout. The internet has been completely severed — no calls, no messages, no way for families to reach each other or the outside world. This is not a coincidence. It is deliberate. It is cruel. And it is happening right now.
But there is a lifeline — eSIMs. With them, people in Gaza can reconnect, reach their loved ones, and share the truth of what is happening.
I have already purchased some. You can too. Please tell your friends, your family, your networks — buy an eSIM and donate it through Connecting Humanity:
 https://connecting-humanity.org/
Every eSIM can be the difference between silence and survival, between isolation and solidarity. Don’t wait. Act now. Let the people of Gaza know they are not alone.
#ConnectGaza #BreakTheBlackout #ConnectingHumanity

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Gaza is in total blackout. No internet. No way to reach loved ones.
The only lifeline: eSIMs.
I’ve bought some—please do the same. Help reconnect Gaza.
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Mr. President, don’t drag the U.S. into another Middle East war. 6/14/2025

 @POTUS  Mr. President, don’t drag the U.S. into another Middle East war. 

Halt arms to Israel to stop further escalation. Demand open borders for food & medical aid to reach starving civilians in Gaza. American lives, money, morals are on the line.

 

Gaza Forgotten as Netanyahu Provokes a Wider War 6/14/2025

                              Gaza Forgotten as Netanyahu Provokes a Wider War

Israel’s massive, unprovoked military assault on Iran—killing top Iranian commanders, nuclear scientists, and civilians—may mark the most dangerous escalation in the region in decades. Carried out just days before scheduled U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, the strikes suggest a clear intent to derail diplomacy and provoke a wider war. According to analyst Trita Parsi, Israel may be gambling that Iran retaliates, drawing the U.S. deeper into a regional conflict.
President Trump appears complicit. While expressing frustration with Netanyahu’s brutal war on Gaza, he reportedly coordinated with Israel to gain “leverage” in nuclear negotiations. Instead of diplomacy, this reckless strategy risks U.S. lives, tanks the economy, and legitimizes mass killing.
Meanwhile, Gaza bleeds. As Israeli bombs fall on Iran, over 100 Gazans were killed in just 24 hours. Israeli journalist Gideon Levy warns that Netanyahu’s Iran strikes will bolster his domestic popularity—while shifting world attention away from the starvation and death in Gaza.
This is Netanyahu’s war of choice. His goal: destroy diplomacy, weaken Iran, and deflect criticism of his catastrophic Gaza campaign. The U.S. must not be dragged into this. Instead of celebrating military “successes,” global leaders must demand an end to the slaughter in both Gaza and Iran—before more innocent lives are lost.

 Trump’s cuts to Harvard’s research funding weren’t just political—they undermined global health. Harvard’s work on pandemics, vaccines & health equity saves lives worldwide. Gutting science for ideology weakens us all. Science isn’t partisan. It’s survival.

Here are some suggested targets:
U.S. Public Health & Science Figures:
•       @DrTomFrieden – Former CDC Director
•       @DrLeanaWen – Public health expert & columnist
•       @DrEricDing – Epidemiologist & health policy analyst
•       @PeterHotez – Vaccine specialist
Science-Journalism & Outlets:
•       @edyong209 – Ed Yong (The Atlantic, Pulitzer-winning science writer)
•       @HelenBranswell – STAT News infectious disease reporter

Research Cuts at Harvard Are a Blow to Global Health 6/13/2025

                   Research Cuts at Harvard Are a Blow to Global Health

The Trump administration’s politically motivated cutbacks on research funding—particularly those targeting Harvard University and other elite academic institutions—have had far-reaching consequences beyond U.S. borders. By undermining one of the world’s premier centers of medical research and public health, these actions crippled scientific collaboration at a time when global cooperation is most essential.
Harvard’s contributions to infectious disease research, pandemic preparedness, and health equity have saved countless lives. Whether in developing low-cost interventions, training frontline workers abroad, or guiding global vaccination strategies, Harvard researchers have been instrumental in shaping effective health responses worldwide. Curtailing this work for the sake of political retaliation—or to score points in a culture war against “liberal elites”—has cost lives, particularly in the Global South.
Public health threats don’t stop at national borders. As COVID-19 tragically demonstrated, weakening American research institutions weakens the world’s ability to respond to global crises. Scientific research should never be treated as a partisan football. If we are serious about preventing the next pandemic and advancing health for all, we must protect and fund our leading research centers—regardless of politics.
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Israel’s War in Gaza: A Moral Catastrophe 6/12/2025

                        Israel’s War in Gaza: A Moral Catastrophe

Israel’s war in Gaza is not only a humanitarian disaster—it is a moral and strategic catastrophe. As New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman warns, Israel’s indiscriminate bombing campaign is eroding Jewish values and endangering Jewish communities worldwide. Increased security around synagogues is not solely a response to antisemitism—it’s a reaction to Israel’s brutal conduct.
This alarm is echoed by prominent Israeli voices, including former air force officers and groups like Forum 555 and Commanders for Israel’s Security. They condemn Prime Minister Netanyahu’s war policy as one of political vengeance, not legitimate defense. Statements like “there are no innocents” reflect a shocking disregard for human life, as Gaza’s civilian population is bombed with impunity.
By rejecting diplomacy and embracing mass killing—including of children—Israel is destroying its moral credibility. This stains the global Jewish identity and fuels international backlash.
Diaspora Jews and the American public must speak out. True support for Israel means upholding democratic and ethical principles—not enabling authoritarian cruelty. The U.S. must end all military and economic aid, break the siege, and demand the immediate delivery of food and medical supplies through trusted humanitarian agencies. And foreign journalists must be granted access to Gaza and the West Bank to expose the truth—not just echo Israeli propaganda.
Silence is complicity. The time to act is now.
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                                     “End the Genocide—Demand Justice for Palestine”

We’ve become desensitized to recycled Zionist propaganda that claims Israel bombs entire neighborhoods because “Hamas hides among civilians.” But what does that really mean? Are Israeli forces incapable of distinguishing militants from children—or are they deliberately targeting civilians?
Writers like Thomas Friedman, of the New York Times,  avoid the core issue: Why are Palestinians under brutal military occupation in the first place? Was there peace or equality before October 7? Would any people on Earth passively accept decades of siege, displacement, and apartheid?
If Jews deserve a homeland after the Holocaust, why wasn’t it created in Germany—the country responsible? Why did it require expelling over 700,000 Palestinians in 1948 to fulfill a biblical fantasy?
Since Israel’s founding, the U.S. has provided over $158 billion in aid—most of it military. Obama’s 2016 deal alone committed $38 billion through 2028, and billions more have followed since Israel’s assault on Gaza intensified in October 2023. Britain and Germany have also contributed massive aid. Yet Jews globally have thrived economically despite immense historical trauma.
Now, Jews of conscience must not remain silent while Netanyahu’s regime commits war crimes. Silence risks fueling antisemitism by conflating all Jews with a radical government.
Americans must stand with groups like Jewish Voice for Peace, demand a ceasefire, open humanitarian corridors, end all U.S. military aid to Israel, and support U.N. recognition of a Palestinian state.

Zionists Are Enacting a Modern Holocaust in Gaza 6/10/2025

                              Zionists Are Enacting a Modern Holocaust in Gaza

More than 60 Palestinians were slaughtered this week in Gaza, many while walking toward food aid. Zionist forces opened fire on families in southern Gaza, killing at least 20 and wounding over 100 more. At Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Dr. Mohamed Sakr reported that most injuries are in the head and chest — proof these are execution-style attacks, not “collateral damage.”
Zionist snipers and airstrikes aren’t targeting militants — they’re murdering the hungry and the desperate. This is mass extermination. Just like the Nazis, the Zionist regime is using food as a weapon, and targeting medics and journalists to ensure there are no witnesses.
This week alone, three Palestinian paramedics — Hussein Abu Faisal, Wael Al-Attar, and Bara Afana — were killed trying to rescue victims. So was journalist Moamen Abu Al-Auf, the 227th media worker killed in Gaza in just 20 months.
The UN has declared Zionist attacks on Gaza’s schools, mosques, and cultural sites to be war crimes and crimes against humanity. Yet the U.S. keeps arming them.
The Zionist campaign is not about defense — it is a calculated, decades-long plan to erase Palestinians from their homeland. This is a modern-day Holocaust, built on the Nazi playbook of ethnic cleansing, starvation, and mass killing — all under global media silence and American sponsorship.
History will not forgive us for funding genocide.

Kidnapped in Int’l Waters” 6/9/2025

 Tweet 1:                                  Kidnapped in Int’l Waters”

Kidnapped in Int’l Waters”: Israeli Navy hijacks Gaza aid ship carrying food & medicine for starving children. Greta Thunberg & 11 others detained. Ship seized. Aid stolen. This is piracy, not defense. #FreedomFlotilla #EndTheSiege #Gaza
Tweet 2:
 Greta Thunberg: “We’ve been kidnapped by Israeli forces in int’l waters.”
Brazilian activist: “We were attacked with quadcopters, jammed.”
Cargo: baby formula, medical aid.
Israel’s response: seizure, silencing, arrest.
This is a war crime.
Tweet 3:
Ann Wright, ex-US Army Colonel: “They were taken within 30 minutes. Still detained. May be deported. Pressure your govts—France, Germany, Brazil, Turkey, Spain, Sweden, US.”
These are nonviolent humanitarians, not criminals.
#FreedomFlotilla
Tweet 4 (tagged):
@realDonaldTrump @JDVance1 @SpeakerJohnson @RepJeffries @SenSchumer @LeaderMcConnell @SenSanders
Will you condemn Israel’s attack on a humanitarian flotilla in int’l waters? Or will you stay silent while children starve in Gaza?
Tweet 5 (visual post):
 [Attach image of starving Gaza children]
This is why they sailed.
This is what Israel tried to stop.
This is what our silence enables.
Demand the release of all detained activists.
Demand an end to the siege.
#LetGazaLive #WarCrime #GazaGenocide