Quds News Network, 1er février 2026.- Une photo du point de passage de Rafah entre Gaza et l'Égypte, circulant sur les réseaux sociaux, montre l'entrée grillagée de ce point de passage, deux ans après le génocide. Un nombre limité de Palestiniens sera autorisé à y entrer et à en sortir, sous réserve de contrôles de sécurité et d'un point de contrôle militaire israélien.

La photo a été publiée par le COGAT, l'organisme militaire israélien chargé de la coordination des affaires civiles palestiniennes.

Samuel Geddes, 31 janvier 2026. - Il est plausible que jusqu'à la moitié de la population de Gaza en 2023 ait péri sous les coups de la violence, de la famine, de la soif et des maladies.

Illustration Batoul Chamas pour Al Mayadeen English.

Au milieu de l'année dernière, Bret Stephens, chroniqueur au New York Times et propagandiste invétéré, a publié un article où il prétendait démontrer que si « Israël » nourrissait réellement des intentions génocidaires envers la population de Gaza, le bilan officiel des morts aurait certainement dû largement dépasser les 60.000 (à l'époque, le meilleur chiffre disponible).

Brigitte Challande, 1er février 2026. Compte rendu envoyé par Abu Amir le 31 janvier, où l'on voit que les équipes de l'UJFP œuvrent pour fournir une réponse multidimensionnelle, fondée sur la compréhension que la crise ne peut être traitée par une seule approche.

« À Gaza, la journée ne commence plus par la question de l'heure, mais par celle de la survie. Que peut-on assurer ce matin ? Le repas suffira-t-il pour les enfants ? L'abri provisoire résistera-t-il au froid et au vent ? Est-il encore possible d'offrir à la famille un moment de sécurité au milieu de cet effondrement cumulatif ? Cette nouvelle réalité a imposé un rythme de vie différent : planifier l'avenir est devenu un luxe lointain, remplacé par la gestion de la survie quotidienne.

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. 

February 2, 2026

Do illegal immigrants have the right to stay in America, or can they be deported ? Of course, they do not have such a right. Furthermore, as Brion McClanahan of the Abbeville Institute has pointed out, the Supreme Court has in numerous cases ruled that control of immigration is a federal matter, not one under state jurisdiction. You can argue that these precedents are wrong, but that is the law as it exists today.

By Karen Kwiatkowski 

February 2, 2026

Oil price has been thought to correlate with US aggression abroad; expensive energy impacts the US negatively, and cheaper, more plentiful oil is a positive. It has been why we fought. This was the foundation of the Carter Doctrine, from Jimmy Carter's own words:

Substitute Soviet for Russia and China, and Donald Trump probably posted the same thing on Truth Social 50 times last year, using ALL CAPS.

By John Kennedy

February 2, 2026

The Technical State

When conducting an insurrection of a regime, the head of state and his legislative buildings do not matter. In the history of successful revolutions, as well as failed revolutions, the technical structure of the country is the key. The American military can capture the president, but when the energy, transport, internet, telephone, and other technical structures and industries remain in the hands of the government, then regime change is impossible because the state was untouched.

By Boyd D. Cathey 

February 2, 2026

In many respects our film industry represents what has happened in our culture. At its very finest it is capable of shining a vivid light on our beliefs and values, portraying them, dissecting them, and, like other art forms, it may become an instrument to affect or even shape our outlook and our politics.

In the United States the first significant commercial film ever produced and shown was a Western: The Great Train Robbery (1903), starring Bronco Billy Anderson.

We may speak the same language, but our words don't mean the same things.

By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker 

February 2, 2026

Perhaps the most discouraging condition of the modern age is the absolute breakdown in communication among members of society. It once seemed reasonable to expect that the Internet and social media might aid in our understanding of each other. Instead, online forums are filled with people who speak the same language but interpret words entirely differently.

By Tucker Carlson

February 2, 2026

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By Milan Adams
Preppgroup

February 2, 2026

I study these trends, so I can give you the real statistics. Too many writers focus on the most populated cities and fail to consider all U.S. cities.

Readers often ask me such a question- which are the most dangerous places in America?

Of course, since I am asked such a generic question, it depends on what you consider dangerous. You're probably thinking of crime rates.

America can only be made great again if it first seeks to make its citizens virtuous again.

By Joseph Pearce
Crisis Magazine

February 2, 2026

Earlier this month, in his State of the World address to ambassadors, Pope Leo XIV warned that "a new Orwellian-style language is developing." He added that "freedom of speech and expression is guaranteed precisely by the certainty of language and the fact that every term is anchored in the truth." The pope's placing of the "state of the world" in an Orwellian light, or perhaps an Orwellian shadow, prompted the following musings on the state of the world, the state of America, and the relationship between being great, being good, and being beautiful.

Moon of Alabama 

February 2, 2026

U.S. President Donald Trump made a big mistake when he threatened war on Iran.

He was doing that to get concessions from Iran which the country is unable to make.

Trump asks for:

a complete de-nuclearization of Iran,
strong limits on its missile programs,
the abolishment of Iranian support for regional allies like Hizbullah, Hamas and Shia militia in Iraq and Yemen and

By Eric Zuesse
Eric's Substack

February 2, 2026

On January 30th, the BBC headlined "UN risks 'imminent financial collapse', secretary general warns", and reported:

António Guterres said the organisation's money could run out by July

The United Nations is at risk of "imminent financial collapse" due to member states not paying their fees, the body's head has warned.

António Guterres said the UN faced a financial crisis which was "deepening, threatening programme delivery", and that money could run out by July.

Mohamed Lamine KABA,

Pourquoi la politique américano-israélienne repose-t-elle moins sur la technologie que sur la trahison interne et un soutien régional instable ?

Derrière le mythe de la toute-puissance militaire occidentale se cache une dépendance structurelle à la trahison, à l'infiltration et à la docilité forcée des périphéries. Trump et Netanyahu font machine arrière face à Khamenei ; surpris, tout l'Occident s'étonne alors que l'Europe questionne sa propre vassalité et servilité envers Washington.