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U.S. and U.K. Urge Hamas to Accept ‘Generous’ Truce Proposal
British and American hostage negotiators are pressuring the Hamas terrorist organization to accept an “extraordinarily generous” ceasefire agreement…
Cost for U.S. to Build Gaza ‘Humanitarian Pier’ Rises to $320 Million
U.S. military sources told Reuters on Monday that the cost of the proposed ‘humanitarian pier’ in Gaza has…
Iraqi Social Media Star Shot in Baghdad
Popular Iraqi social media influencer Ghufran Mahdi Sawadi was shot to death outside of her Baghdad home on…
Israel to Put Rafah Invasion on Hold After White House Pressure
U.S. national security spokesperson John Kirby told ABC News on Sunday that Israel has agreed to discuss the…
Between Six and Eight ‘Palestinians’ to Participate in Paris Olympics
Between six and eight Palestinians are expected to participate in July’s Summer Olympics in Paris, even if they…
French Foreign Minister in Lebanon to Ease Tensions Between Israel and Hezbollah
After the partition of the Ottoman Empire Lebanon became a French mandate.
Chinese Aircraft and Naval Vessels Deploy Near Taiwan Shortly After Blinken Visit
Military officials in Taiwan reported Chinese military activity near their nautical borders and airspace, shortly after U.S. Secretary…
Another State Department Official Resigns in Protest Over U.S. Gaza Policy
Another employee of the U.S. State Department announced her resignation in protest of the Biden administration’s handling of…
As Israelis Languish in Hamas Dungeons, Jerusalem to Permit International Inspection of Terror Prisoners
On Thursday, Israel’s security cabinet approved a plan by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to allow international observers to…
Haitian Prime Minister Resigns Amid New Governing Council and a Country in Crisis
Haiti’s Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, resigned on Thursday, the same day as the long-awaited Transitional Presidential Council started…