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BBC: Gaza starvation could amount to war crime, UN human rights chief tells BBC

BBC (3/28/24 ([link removed]) )

This week on CounterSpin: A senior UN human rights official told the BBC that there is a "plausible" case that Israel is using starvation as a weapon of war in Gaza, a war crime. Meanwhile, US citizens struggle to make sense of White House policy that seems to call for getting aid to Palestinians while pursuing a course of action that makes that aid necessary, if insufficient.

Phyllis Bennis is senior fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies ([link removed]) , an international advisor with Jewish Voice for Peace ([link removed]) and a longtime UN-watcher. She joins us with thoughts on the evolving situation.

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Prospect: Boeing Is Basically a State-Funded Company

American Prospect (10/31/19 ([link removed]) )

Also on the show: As reporter Alex Sammon outlined ([link removed]) five years ago in the American Prospect, the Boeing scandal is an exemplar of the corporate crisis of our age. Putting resources that should’ve been put into safety into shareholder dividends and stock buybacks, selling warning indicators that alert pilots to problems with flight-control software as optional extras ([link removed]) , and outsourcing engineering to coders in India making $9 an hour—these weren’t accidents; they were choices, made consciously, over time. So why are media so excited ([link removed]) about Boeing’s CEO stepping down, as though his "taking one for the team" means changing the playbook? We hear from Robert Weissman, president of Public Citizen ([link removed]) .

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