Belén Fernández is a journalist who writes for Al Jazeera Media Network and has also been featured in GlobalResearch. Her articles cover a range of topics including geopolitics, human rights, media criticism, and social issues. Belén's writing often challenges mainstream narratives and offers alternative perspectives on global events.
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The long history of Israeli assassinations demonstrates their futility and counterproductive nature.
And it is very much a willing belligerent in a conflict of its own making.
By: Belén Fernández
... and it is very much a willing belligerent in a conflict of its own making. And while many an international observer has sounded the alarm that the US could now be “dragged” into a regional war – warnings that will only increase after the Iranian missile attack – in reality the US is not really being “dragged” anywhere. Rather, the US is in a position entirely of its own making. And the fact of the matter is that the US is already at war.
By: Belén Fernández
News of Sinwar’s killing in Gaza will engender ever greater resistance, which Israel will use to justify more slaughter.
By: Belén Fernández
After the Israeli military killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, it didn’t take long for the usual media suspects to line up with their anti-eulogies.
Lebanon’s Tyre has seen Israeli-wrought destruction before and has recovered. It will rebuild yet again.
Americans have had enough of being ignored, let down, patronised and left behind by the ‘elite', and Trump managed to channel this anger to his benefit.
By: Belén Fernández
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By: Belén Fernández
But the outgoing US president’s support for all other aspects of Israel’s genocide remains ironclad.
By: Belén Fernández
In Panama's Darien Gap, a constant stream of mainstream dispatches conveys the terrific plight of migrants—but simultaneously excises the US role in the whole sinister arrangement.
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