ISRAEL ADMITS TROOPS FIRED ON CAR CARRYING FIVE-YEAR-OLD HIND RAJAB
Military investigation announced more than two years after Palestinian child, relatives and two paramedics were killed in Gaza The Israeli military has acknowledged that its troops fired on the car in which five-year-old Palestinian girl Hind Rajab was trapped with members of her family in Gaza, reversing its initial insistence Continue Reading
ISRAEL ACKNOWLEDGE DEATH TOLL IN GAZA
In a significant reversal, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have acknowledged the accuracy of Gaza’s official death toll, which stands at approximately 71,000 Palestinians killed since the war began in October 2023. This figure, reported by the Gaza Health Ministry, had long been dismissed by Israeli officials and their supporters Continue Reading
Nitro-Chem: The Source of TNT in the Gaza Conflict?
A report reveals that Poland’s Nitro-Chem supplies approximately 90% of the TNT used in U.S.-made bombs for Israel, significantly impacting Gaza’s destruction. Highlighting contracts amid the ongoing conflict, the authors urge an immediate halt to TNT sales, citing potential legal implications for aiding genocide. Nitro-Chem’s response remains pending.
CAAT’s Call to Action: Stop Arming Israel Now
The Spring 2025 CAAT News condemns Israel’s actions in Gaza as “genocide” and criticizes the UK’s arms exports, urging accountability and recognition of Palestinian statehood. A landmark legal case will challenge UK arms licenses, while global arms trade trends are noted. CAAT continues to call for disarmament and protests against arms fairs.
THUNBERG DETAINED WHILE PROMOTING GAZA AID
Greta Thunberg and other activists onboard the Madleen aid flotilla will be forced to watch footage of the 7 October attacks, as Israel’s defence minister announced. Jerusalem / Ashdod, June 9, 2025 — In a dramatic early‑morning operation, Israeli naval forces intercepted and commandeered the Madleen, a British‑flagged aid vessel Continue Reading
GAZA: ‘SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN’
The Israeli-led conflict in Gaza has left 2.1 million people, including Siwar Ashour, suffering from hunger, dying, and the loss of their lives. A local cameraman, who is not named for his safety, has been filming for the BBC, witnessing the anguished cries of survivors in hospital courtyards. This morning Continue Reading
