After squandering a 2-0 lead to Argentina, eventually losing the game 3-2, Egypt’s coach Hossam Hassan was seen spitting and cursing at an Argentine fan waving an Israeli flag after the game.
El-Sayed leads his opponent by 20 points, according to a poll conducted by a super PAC supporting him.
President Trump, speaking to reporters at the 2026 NATO Summit, called the Memorandum of Understanding with Iran ‘over’ after the ‘sick’ regime struck several ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Platner built a national profile through sharp criticism of Israel—launching his campaign with digital ads accusing the Jewish state of committing a ‘genocide’ in Gaza.
Israel fears a Turkish acquisition of F-35 fighters could undermine its military superiority.
Tehran threatened to take decisive measures, after accusing Washington of breaching the Memorandum of Understanding.
Ireland is on the verge of becoming the first European country to formally outlaw imports from Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem after lawmakers advanced legislation that would turn long-debated trade restrictions into law. Supporters say the measure reflects international law, while critics argue it unfairly singles out Israel. The bill, which
Iran’s top negotiator, Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, vowed Tehran “won’t fold” after the United States launched a massive wave of strikes against more than 80 targets across Iran, sharply escalating the confrontation between the two countries. According to US Central Command, the operation struck air defenses, radar systems, command centers, anti-ship missiles, and more
A dramatic diplomatic shift is unfolding in the Middle East as Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has been invited to the White House on July 21, just weeks after Jerusalem and Beirut signed a US-brokered framework agreement aimed at ending years of cross-border fighting between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists. The invitation fuels growing speculation
The Trump administration said the sanctions relief was always contingent on Iranian conduct.
