Charlotte Kates: The Face of Samidoun and the Global Crackdown on “Resistance”
Charlotte Kates continues to defend Samidoun against global terrorism designations, portraying the organization as a resistance movement despite overwhelming evidence of its links to the PFLP.
Houthis Resume Attacks on Israeli Shipping
The Houthis have resumed attacks on Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea and surrounding waters, escalating regional tensions and challenging Western military efforts to secure vital shipping lanes.
Alawite Uprising and the Emergence of the Military Council for the Liberation of Syria
The newly formed Military Council for the Liberation of Syria, an Alawite-led insurgency against HTS rule, has launched deadly attacks in Syria’s coastal regions, sparking fears of renewed sectarian warfare.
Houthis Labeled as Terrorists as They Release Footage of US Drone Shootdown
The US re-designated the Houthis as a terrorist organization just as the group released footage of an MQ-9 Reaper drone being shot down, highlighting escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Gaza’s Fragile Ceasefire: Ansarallah Threatens Renewed Attacks
Ansarallah threatens to resume strikes on Israeli-occupied territories if Israel escalates in Gaza, while Palestinian factions accuse Israel of ceasefire violations and Netanyahu affirms support for Trump’s Gaza plan.
Protesters Demand Reinstatement of Expelled Students at Barnard College
Pro-Palestinian protesters at Barnard College staged a sit-in demanding the reinstatement of expelled students, leading to security crackdowns, counterprotests, and accusations of intimidation from both sides.