Israel-Hamas Conflict
Coverage of Israel-Hamas Conflict in the Nexus archive.
- With Graham Platner, Democrats Got Drunk on the Beer Test
Graham Platner was quickly endorsed by progressive strategist Morris Katz to run for U.S. Senate, but subsequent reports including an alleged 2021 rape by Platner and his lack of political experience have raised concerns about his suitability. Platner's rapid promotion is attributed to his ideological alignment with progressive priorities and his media-friendly appearance, despite his minimal policy knowledge and unproven qualifications.
- London's Met Police not investigating Great Israeli Real Estate Event
London's Metropolitan Police is not investigating the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, despite referrals about properties advertised in illegal Israeli settlements. The British Foreign Secretary asked the Advertising Standards Authority to investigate the event, and the Met has grouped it with other referrals related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
- London's Met Police not investigating Great Israeli Real Estate Event
London's Metropolitan Police is not investigating the Great Israeli Real Estate Event, which advertised properties in illegal Israeli settlements. The Met has received a referral related to the event but grouped it with other cases under the 'Israel-Hamas conflict' category. The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians (ICJP) provided evidence of settlement promotions to the police, criticizing the UK's disregard for international law.
- FBI Underscores Commitment to Protecting American Jews, Muslims, Arabs Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
The FBI reaffirms its commitment to protecting American Jews, Muslims, and Arabs during the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Bureau emphasizes building and maintaining partnerships with these communities during both peaceful and crisis periods.