More than 500 killed at Gaza hospital as Israel blames Hamas rocket
Protestors at Harvard University this week railing against Israel's bombardment of Gaza. The aggressive and anti-Israel response from companies and on campuses nationwide betrays an illogical world-view in which terrorists are the good guys.NY Times ignored editors’ calls to ‘hedge’ Gaza hospital headline: reportconceded in an embarrassing editors’
Add to this the fact that bosses in these institutions—especially affluent white men on the wrong side of middle age—are terrified of being denounced by the sneering young Jacobins around them, and it is all too easy for these institutions to be bullied into adopting a parochial and often silly version of “social justice” as their core missions.
Ford makes its money selling old-fashioned, gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs, and it loses a big chunk of that money—more than $30,000 per EV sold, by one estimate—in what amounts to an act of environmental penance.The Gaza hospital Hamas initially said was shelled by Israel resulting in 500 deaths; the actual cause was an errant Hamas missile fired at Gaza.
2023: Hamas launches the biggest attack on Israel in 50 years, in an early-morning ambush Oct. 7, firing thousands of rockets and sending dozens of militants into Israeli towns.We are at war
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