Author: Press Room
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected the 15-point plan for postwar Gaza compiled by President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace. Netanyahu said the plan did not do enough to address Israel’s security concerns, particularly on the topic of disarming the terrorists of Hamas. Netanyahu expressed his criticism of the Board of Peace plan in nationally-televised comments at his weekly Cabinet meeting on Sunday. “I want to clarify here. Israel rejects the 15-point document,” he said bluntly. Netanyahu said it was important to speak plainly because media reports have highlighted him, and other senior Israeli officials, expressing support for some…
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “OutFront,” political analyst David Axelrod declared that President Donald Trump has no standing to make medical judgments while discussing the executive order modifying the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule. Axelrod said, “One of the first things you learn when you’re working for the president that the things the president of the United States says can send armies marching and markets tumbling. We’ve actually seen examples of that as well. But it also, can create public health, problems that that shouldn’t exist and can jeopardize people’s health because the president has an enormous sway, and he certainly has…
The countries will reportedly work with Damascus and the IAEA to recover material from a site linked to a 2007 Israeli airstrike The US and Israel have reached a deal with Damascus to remove nuclear material from a secret site in Syria, Axios reported on Monday, citing US and Israeli officials.According to the publication, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will be given access to the so-called Site 99 to recover material described as remnants from Syria’s Al-Kibar reactor, which Israel bombed in 2007.The site reportedly contains yellowcake, a concentrated uranium powder that can eventually be processed into nuclear fuel.…
On Election Day, James O’Keefe was on the ground in Michigan, preparing to expose voter fraud, which is commonly found in a state where Jocelyn Benson, the nation’s most dishonest Secretary of State, is administering elections. On the day before the election, our Detroit 2020 Election Inspection leadership team (Phani Mantravadi, Yehuda Miller, and Patty McMurray) spoke with James O’Keefe to help him identify some of the hot spots in Detroit as well as surrounding areas that are also ripe for fraud. O’Keefe’s first bombshell video that went viral on Saturday afternoon was based on my exclusive report, published on…
British counter terrorism police “made some mistakes” in the investigation of an alleged arson attack against Nigel Farage which is now thought potentially related to the killing of Reform UK spokesman and veteran conservative lawmaker Ann Widdecombe in a hammer attack, Farage has said. Following the revelation that counter terror police have now re-opened the investigation into an attack on the home of Nigel Farage understood to have taken place in early 2025, Mr Farage said on Monday this development is “directly linked to the murder of Ann Widdecombe”. The Reform UK party leader said police had failed in the…
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) National Political Committee member Frances Gill declined to say Sunday which agency would find and jail a rapist if police and prisons were abolished, dodging the question during a televised interview. Gill made the remarks in an interview with NBC 4 Los Angeles anchor Conan Nolan, who pressed her on the group’s platform after she affirmed its calls to defund police and eliminate jails. Nolan first confirmed the DSA’s stated goals, noting the party’s website backs defunding police and asking whether it also wants to get rid of prisons and jails. Gill answered that it…
The US president made the remark after Tehran sought reparations for the five-month bombing campaign US President Donald Trump has demanded compensation from Iran for Americans and others he says were killed or wounded by Tehran and its allies.The demand comes after Tehran called on Washington to pay for damage caused during the US-Israeli war launched against Iran on February 28. Reparations are among the conditions Iran has set for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, alongside the withdrawal of American troops from the region, the lifting of sanctions and the naval blockade, the release of frozen assets, and an end…
Nigeria witnessed yet another attack against Christian villagers, with at least 30 people murdered and several others injured. Naridon village in Kaduna state was attacked on July 26, resulting in the 30 deaths and several other injuries, per a report from PBS. Derek Christopher, chairman of the civil society group Southern Kaduna Peace and Security Network, said that “the same community was attacked last year around this time.” “I don’t know who these people have left to fight for them,” he added, noting that the Nigerian government has largely abandoned the area. International Christian Concern reported that the assailants fired…
Peru’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday confirmed that at least 459 of its nationals have enlisted to fight for Russia in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The confirmation comes as Peruvian authorities work to repatriate its nationals who denounce having been deceived and subjected into forced enlistment by Russia in the ongoing war. On Sunday, the Peruvian Foreign Ministry released a statement indicating that it has officially confirmed 459 cases of Peruvian men who have enlisted to fight for the Russian Armed Forces. The Ministry explained that two young Peruvian men have been recently repatriated after they reported having been subjected…
The Justice Department has now filed 17 lawsuits challenging state tuition benefits for illegal aliens, and says it will continue until American citizens are no longer treated as second-class students. The Trump Justice Department is turning up the heat on three more Democrat-run states accused of placing illegal aliens ahead of American citizens. On Monday, the Department of Justice filed lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, challenging state laws that provide qualifying illegal aliens with in-state tuition rates, financial assistance, and scholarships unavailable on the same terms to American citizens living outside those states. The DOJ alleges that the…