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VIDEO: Netanyahu’s Rejection of Gaza Withdrawal Plan Keeps the Genocide Going

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By Phyllis Bennis
| Institute for Policy Studies
In an interview on Al Jazeera English, Phyllis Bennis, director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies, explains why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s refusal to carry out a phased withdrawal from Gaza — despite having agreed to it — is not surprising, and why U.S. pressure in words alone will never be enough to stop the genocide.
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There Is No Bigger Trump Lie Right Now Than Him Saying the Iran War Is Good for You-or the World

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By Phyllis Bennis
| Portside
There Is No Bigger Trump Lie Right Now Than Him Saying the Iran War Is Good for You—or the World Published June 20, 2026 On June 1st, despite a ceasefire ostensibly underway in the US-Israeli war on Iran, Israel’s prime minister launched a major escalation against Lebanon, including threatening airstrikes against the Lebanese capital. The US president called the Israeli leader, furiously demanding an end to Israel’s escalation.
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No Bigger Trump Lie Than Him Saying the Iran War Is Good for You—or the World

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By Phyllis Bennis
| ZNetwork
On June 1, despite a ceasefire ostensibly underway in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, Israel’s prime minister launched a major escalation against Lebanon, including threatening airstrikes against the Lebanese capital. The U.S. president called the Israeli leader, furiously demanding an end to Israel’s escalation. Six days later, Israel attacked Beirut’s southern suburbs, long understood to be a red line for Hezbollah.
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