Robert Inlakesh
Political Analyst, Journalist, and Documentary Filmmaker
Israeli Infighting about which Brand of Apartheid they Prefer Can be a Good Thing
The Zionist population, living on ethnically-cleansed Palestinian land, are primarily upset with two things; Benjamin Netanyahu and some of his coalition partners, in addition to policies concerning plans to overhaul the Israeli judiciary.
British Government Hides Behind False Human Rights When Criticizing Iran
If any system on earth can be characterized as uniquely evil, it is that of Britain, whatever you can say about Tehran’s leadership pales in comparison
Will Jordan sever its relations with the Zionist Entity over Al-Aqsa?
The latest flare-up over the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound's status quo took place on Tuesday, with occupation police forces holding up the Jordanian ambassador to “Israel” near the Lions' Gate entrance to the Holy Site. As the Zionist entity’s provocations continue to threaten Jordanian Custodianship over Al-Aqsa, will Amman be forced to sever its ties with Tel Aviv?
The New Israeli Regime Threatens Al-Aqsa And The World Does Nothing
The reason why the world turns a blind eye, including the Muslims to a large extent, beyond making Dua for Palestine, is that there is no leadership or unified movement.
On the martyrdom of Nasser Abu Hamid and the plight of the political prisoners
There are currently 11 other prisoners who had died in Israeli detention whose bodies are currently being held, with this specific case causing added outrage.
The US lets 'Israel' off the hook again for murdering a 16-Year-old girl in Jenin
On Sunday evening, Israeli occupation forces again stormed the city of Jenin, killing a 16-year-old Palestinian girl who was searching for her cat on the roof of her family’s home. Since then, reports have emerged framing the US response as having called for accountability, however, Washington’s response has been the exact opposite.
Chaos in "Israel’s" ruling elite over ideologue takeover of West Bank policy?
"Israel’s" strategy is to keep the majority of the Palestinians of the West Bank occupied with their daily lives and routines, making armed struggle and grassroots popular efforts against their oppressors less desirable
Is The West Bank Adopting A Vietnam Style Resistance?
The number of Palestinians killed in the West Bank this year is at its highest since 2005, the last year of the Second Intifada. With armed movements emerging out of a new generation of revolutionary youths, the kind of struggle that is arising may aim to mirror elements of the Vietnamese struggle against their US invaders.
Joe Biden’s Pandering To Saudi Arabia Proves That US Middle East Power Wanes
Whilst it is clear that the former US President is continuing to get along well with the Saudis, the current President is now doing all that he can to repair what has been broken.