New York Times confirms Israel using dogs to rape.

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109. Seymour Hersh published today about Israel and Palestine

ISRAEL’S PATH NOT TAKEN
A memoir by the son of an Israeli general who took up the Palestinian cause shows what might have been

https://open.substack.com/pub/seymourhersh/p/israels-path-not-taken?r=5gz1qk&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

PLO leader Yasser Arafat (3rd L) meets three members of the Israeli Peace Commettee, Yarcov Arnon (L), Uri Avnery (2nd L), and Matti Peled (3rd R), along with senior member of the PLO Issam Sartawi (2nd R), member of the executive committee of the PLO Mahmud Abbas (aka Abou Mazen, R), and Imad Chakkour, Arafat’s press councillor, on January 21, 1983, in Tunisia. / Photo by AFP via Getty Images.

Israel’s response to its failures on the ground has been to turn to its courts. In late March, the Knesset passed a law that would permit the hanging of Palestinians convicted of fatal attacks, while also excluding similar proceedings against Jewish extremists of similar crimes, which are happening more and more frequently in the embattled West Bank. A few days ago, the New York Times reported that Israel was preparing to prosecute hundreds of Palestinians suspected of crimes committed on October 7. Most of those to be tried have been held without charge—a common Israeli legal tactic—since their capture.

Miko Peled is now a full-time advocate for Palestinian rights, via seminars and panel discussions, and operates out of a large office complex a few blocks from the Capitol Building in Washington. He spends much of his time, he told me earlier this week—we had not spoken in years—telling Congress about the continuing horrors facing the surviving Gazans amid less and less American media interest in their plight.

Netanyahu is no longer being primarily cast as the man behind the horrors of Gaza. He is now seen as the man behind Donald Trump, who convinced the president to go all-out in the recent Israeli and American Air Force attacks on Iran, largely in the name of the alleged nuclear threat Iran has in its underground supply of partially enriched uranium.