Despite his frequent about-faces about whether to strike at Iran because of its attacks on freedom of navigation and civilian infrastructure, President Donald Trump has surged the U.S. Navy toward the Arabian Sea.
Avichai Adraee’s broadcasts weren’t just information; they were a reminder that someone outside was fighting, that Israel hadn’t stopped, and that the hostages hadn’t been forgotten.
IDF soldiers of the 46th Armored Battalion reveal the intricacies of their fight against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, dismantling terror tunnels and combat positions embedded within civilian infrastructure.
The foundation has indicated that if the Belgian government and SNCB demonstrate willingness to negotiate in good faith regarding compensation, the legal process will be suspended in favor of settlement discussions.
Groups including the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs condemned the chants as incitement to hatred and urged CF Montréal and authorities to identify and sanction those responsible.
Iranian regime supporter Mohammad Marandi boldly declared that Iran would obliterate Kuwait and other regional critical infrastructure if the U.S. continued its attacks.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and his wife declined to condemn inflammatory antisemitic posts made by a close family friend.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says that he will not build a new coalition government with the United Arab List – despite having allied with the party to become premier in 2021.
‘People who were tortured, abused, or whose relatives were killed by Hamas will never forgive and never forget,’ says source.
Louisiana Senator John Kennedy warned that if Iran is behind recent cyberattacks on Minnesota’s water infrastructure, the U.S. should ‘eat them up and spit the bones out.’
