Samuel Geddes

1 week ago | alethonews.com | Samuel Geddes |Al Mayadeen

The clock is ticking down to ‘Israel’s’ capitulation By Samuel Geddes | Al Mayadeen | June 18, 2025Netanyahu has put “Israel” in an impossible position that it cannot sustain, even with indefinite American re-supply. It has taken Iran less than three days to fully absorb the blows struck in “Israel’s” surprise offensive against its military and nuclear infrastructure.

1 week ago | english.almayadeen.net | Samuel Geddes

Netanyahu has put "Israel" in an impossible position that it cannot sustain, even with indefinite American re-supply. It has taken Iran less than three days to fully absorb the blows struck in "Israel’s" surprise offensive against its military and nuclear infrastructure. With its balance restored, it has gone on the offense to reestablish the deterrence that collapsed over the course of the last two years.

1 month ago | english.almayadeen.net | Samuel Geddes

The US is doubling down on using Arab wealth to prop up its weakening economic system. Donald Trump triumphantly returned from his tour of key Gulf Cooperation Council states last week, touting the trillions of dollars-worth of business he had secured for American business.

1 month ago | espanol.almayadeen.net | Samuel Geddes

"Israel" decidió no enviar una delegación de alto nivel al funeral del Papa Francisco el sábado 21 de abril. El primer ministro y prófugo de la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ), Benjamín Netanyahu, claramente no sentía ningún afecto por el difunto obispo de Roma, quien condenó implacablemente sus ofensivas genocidas en toda la región y se aseguró de hablar diariamente con los palestinos atrapados en la iglesia más antigua de Gaza, hasta su muerte el lunes de Pascua.

1 month ago | english.almayadeen.net | Samuel Geddes

“Israel” chose not to send a high-level delegation to the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday, April 21. Prime Minister and ICJ-fugitive Netanyahu clearly had no love for the late Bishop of Rome who relentlessly condemned his genocidal offensives throughout the region and made a point of speaking daily to Palestinians trapped in Gaza’s oldest church, right up until his death on Easter Monday. The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, however, did go to Rome, possibly never to return with that title.