Ex-Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Describes Oct. 7 Massacre as ‘Brave’
Former Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Steye referred to Hamas’ October 7 attack as a “significant turning point” in the Palestinian struggle, labeling it a “bold and unprecedented action.” He urged the Palestinian Liberation Organization to collaborate with other Palestinian leadership. In a July 29th interview on the Mazeej Podcast with Al Arabia, Steye’s comments came […]
Hamas Leader Claims Massacre Led to Western Acknowledgment of Palestinian State
Hamas Official Praises October 7 Attack Ghazi Hamad, a prominent figure in Hamas’ Politics Bureau, openly celebrated the violent events of October 7, framing it as a pivotal moment for the recognition of a Palestinian state. In an interview with Al Jazeera aired recently, he claimed that this incident has brought significant attention to the […]
Arab countries support disarming Hamas and, for the first time, denounce the October 7 massacre.
Several Arab nations, notably Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, are urging Hamas to disarm and embrace a two-state resolution amid the ongoing conflict with Israel. During a conference jointly led by France and Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, the entire Arab League, along with the European Union and 17 other countries, endorsed a document dubbed the […]
When the Druze Spoke Up, Israel Paid Attention: Warfare Expert Criticizes Worldwide Inaction on Syrian Massacre
Critique of Global Inaction on Syrian Druze Atrocities John Spencer, a noted expert on urban warfare, is sounding the alarm over the ongoing violence against Syrian Druze minorities. He argues that “human rights groups say very little,” while Western capitals respond with vague statements or remain silent. This situation has become increasingly dire. As the […]
Investigation Reveals Shocking Massacre of Minority Group by Syrian Government-Connected Individuals
Massacre of Alawi People in Northern Syria Reports indicate that groups affiliated with the Syrian government are believed to have killed about 1,500 Alawi individuals in northern Syria following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad in December 2024. The Arawite minority, which had previously been safeguarded under Assad’s regime, has faced increasing violence. At least […]
Tulsa mayor proposes $105 million private fund to support descendants of the race massacre
Tulsa Mayor Proposes $105 Million Trust for 1921 Massacre Victims The mayor of Tulsa is advocating for the establishment of a $105 million private trust aimed at providing assistance and scholarships related to the 1921 Tulsa Massacre. This plan has garnered bipartisan support. “No matter where you come from or your appearance, we need to […]
Andrew Cuomo refuses to criticize the cancellation of the October 7 massacre bill
Cuomo Remarks on Controversial Bill After October 7th Events On October 7, 2023, Andrew Cuomo, a former governor of New York, declined to criticize Carl Heastie, a state legislator and longtime supporter, regarding his efforts that appeared to undermine a bipartisan bill commemorating the terrorist attacks against Israel. As Cuomo prepares for the NYC Democratic […]
China Joins Human Rights Council on Tiananmen Square Massacre Anniversary
UN Assembly Elects Controversial Members Amid Human Rights Concerns The UN General Assembly recently elected several administrations known for human rights abuses to the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), coinciding with the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. Notably, China secured a seat in ECOSOC, joining Russia, which has been involved in a prolonged […]
Tulsa mayor suggests $100 million reparations plan for descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
Tulsa’s Mayor Proposes $100 Million Trust for Reparations The first Black mayor of Tulsa, Monroe Nichols IV, has proposed establishing a private trust worth $100 million as part of a reparation plan addressing the consequences of the Tulsa Race Massacre from over a century ago. Elected in November, Nichols outlined that this trust would support […]
Mayor Suggests $105M Compensation Plan for Descendants of Tulsa Massacre Victims
Tulsa Mayor Discusses Legacy of the Race Massacre Tulsa’s newly elected Mayor, Monroe Nichols IV, stated that even though the Tulsa race massacre occurred 104 years ago, its impacts continue to be felt by innocent people today. “For 104 years, the Tulsa race massacre has been a fouling stain on our city’s history,” Nichols remarked […]