Mondoweiss

I mean, leave it maybe, but why should I let them have it? You know? It, it was around for three thousand years before fucking Zionism existed.

Why the hell should they be allowed to, to, to have it? So there are two articles out of Mondoweiss, an AD Media Award honoree, who I'm a big fan of.

Um, one is from one of their co-founders and managing editor, Philip Weiss, and he doesn't write very often.

Um, he is, I think, more of a Democrat, but an anti-Zionist one who has been unabashedly writing about Palestine for decades, and an advocate for Palestinians within the Jewish community.

You can read that if you'd like.

Go to mondoweiss.com for that.

The other Mondoweiss-- oh, .net.

I'm sorry, mondoweiss.net.

This is especially true of young people.

Mondoweiss has helped to make the change.

It is widely read and respected for accurate reporting.

Israel, in partnership with the United States, continues its genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza, its bombing of Lebanon, and its disastrous illegal war against Iran.

These actions have made Israel the most detested country on the planet.

Mondoweiss is a play on words combining Mondo meaning global, and the last name of its founder.

Philip Weiss grew up in a family of six children, the son of a professor at the University of Pennsylvania.

He attended Harvard and started off as a crime reporter in Philadelphia.

Fuck Israel.

And I believe that, um, Colin and Reef are gonna do a story, uh, from Mondoweiss about back to school in Gaza tomorrow night.

Next, doesn't even need to be said, but bombing children is not self-defense, obviously.

[sighs] So Kneecap, we've heard of them, right? They, they got canceled by, uh, Glastonbury Festival last year, or maybe even two years ago because they said, "Free Palestine," on stage and the BBC cut away.

Fuck Israel.

And I believe that, um, Colin and Reef are gonna do a story, uh, from Mondoweiss about back to school in Gaza tomorrow night.

Next, doesn't even need to be said, but bombing children is not self-defense, obviously.

[sighs] So Kneecap, we've heard of them, right? They, they got canceled by, uh, Glastonbury Festival last year or maybe even two years ago because they said Free Palestine on stage and the BBC cut away.

and fierceness

Ronda Abdel-Fattah, a Palestinian writer, wrote in Mondoweiss, quote, Since when do the victims of genocide have the responsibility to defer to and protect the feelings of those who enact, support, and enable their genocide? Do Palestinian feelings, let alone lives, count? Zionist claims that Jewish communities feel unsafe by the word intifada and chants of free Palestine are thus read as code for anti-Semitism and accepted as truth in mainstream discourse.

Rather than interrogating the warped translations of Arabic words and contextualizing Palestinian expressions of freedom, Zionist feelings are privileged over clear-headed normative interrogations of a racist political ideology." And this all reminds me a lot of one of my favorite Eve Barlow tweets.

Do you know who Eve Barlow is?

The Integrated Security Phase Classification, or IPC, a research body that analyzes hunger and malnutrition, warned in a recent report that 67% of Gaza's population are expected to face crisis levels of hunger, including more than 200,000 people remaining in emergency levels through the remaining months of 2026.

Tarek Hajjaj of Mondoweiss recently reported that Gaza's worsening water crisis has compounded the hunger crisis.

quote, water shortages and contamination, along with sewage mixing with drinking water sources, have contributed to increased malnutrition cases by raising the incidence of diarrhea and vomiting.

Dr. Ahmed Alfara, head of the pediatric department at Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunus, told Mondo Weiss that shortages in baby formula, which he says have been deliberately restricted by Israel since the beginning of the war, have led to serious complications among infants.