Ali Harb

Ad­vo­cates say Pres­i­dent Biden’s par­ty is com­mit­ting a ‘ma­jor po­lit­i­cal er­ror’ by vil­i­fy­ing calls for cease­fire in Gaza.

With pause in Gaza war set to ex­pire, Con­gress mem­bers gath­ered out­side White House in call to stop the blood­shed.

Silent pro­test­ers are us­ing vi­su­al de­pic­tions of dead Pales­tini­ans to high­light the toll of Is­rael’s war to passers­by.

Ac­tor Cyn­thia Nixon joins ac­tivists and state leg­is­la­tors out­side White House in protest against US back­ing of Gaza war.

Ad­vo­cates pledge to con­tin­ue to push for cease­fire as Biden wel­comes cap­tives deal that will see tem­po­rary pause to war.

An­a­lysts say talk of the Pales­tin­ian Au­thor­i­ty gov­ern­ing a de­stroyed post-con­flict Gaza is pre­ma­ture and un­re­al­is­tic.

The March for Is­rael at­tract­ed thou­sands of pro­test­ers and top politi­cians, many of whom re­ject­ed calls to end the war.

Both Re­pub­li­can and De­mo­c­ra­t­ic politi­cians have shown staunch sup­port for Is­rael de­spite mount­ing death toll in Gaza.

Let­ter by US aid agency staffers says hu­man­i­tar­i­an as­sis­tance is large­ly ‘ren­dered moot’ amid in­ten­si­fy­ing vi­o­lence.

Anger is grow­ing, even as US ad­min­is­tra­tion holds meet­ings with ad­vo­cates and an­nounces anti-Is­lam­o­pho­bia strat­e­gy.