Zionist Fascism

Mourners carry the body of a Palestinian man who was shot dead by Israeli forces during clashes where Palestinians demanded the right to return to their homeland, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the "Nakba", and against U.S. embassy move to Jerusalem at the Israel-Gaza border, at al-Shifa hospital on May 14, 2018. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajour/ APA Images) May 15, 2018 Stan, Yesterday was a horrifying and tragic day in Palestine. The Israeli military opened fire on Gaza protesters as the U.S. and Israeli governments celebrated the move of the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem in what was the deadliest day in Gaza since the end of Operation Protective Edge in 2014. Below is our coverage of the day. Phil Weiss is currently in Jerusalem and reported from the protests near the new U.S. embassy. We also published another on-the-ground report from Jerusalem as well as one from Gaza. Throughout the day we covered breaking news on a live blog where you can find much of our coverage. Here is our coverage from a day that will not be soon forgotten: ‘America crossed every red line’: Palestinians in Jerusalem protest new US embassy Israel kills 58 Palestinian protesters during deadliest day in Gaza in four years ‘If Not Now’ blocks traffic outside Trump DC hotel to protest embassy move Israeli government minister justifies Gaza massacre by calling Palestinians ‘Nazis’ ‘Gaza, Gaza’ is chant from Palestinians demonstrating near new US embassy An open letter from a Palestinian refugee to an ex-Irgun terrorist on the 70th year of the Nakba Here are the questions any journalist talking to the Israeli military should ask As Israel massacres more Gazans, ‘NY Times’ continues its distorted coverage — with one honorable exception Live Blog: Massacre in Gaza as US and Israel celebrate embassy move to Jerusalem Israel repurposes Nakba myths to justify massacre in Gaza