"It won't happen because I gave my word to the Arab countries," Trump says. President expects Saudi Arabia to join Abraham Accords by year's end as Gaza ceasefire meets key conditions Riyadh placed on normalization with Israel.
"I finished my lecture, protesters stood right in front of my face and called me a war criminal and a Nazi. They refused to leave. One of them threatened they would behead me," Michael Ben-Gad, a British-born Jewish professor who teaches economics at a London university, testified.
According to the US Treasury Department, the move is intended to strike the heart of the Russian economy and pressure the Kremlin to return to the negotiating table, due to "Russia’s lack of serious commitment to a peace process to end the war in Ukraine."
The British Ministry of Defence has announced that a small team of military officers has been deployed to Israel. According to a Sky News report, the force will join a US-led task force aimed at supervising the fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
According to The New York Times, senior officials in Washington are concerned that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may renew military operations. The US strategy: Vice President J.D. Vance, Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, and senior advisor Jared Kushner will attempt to prevent Israel from launching another large-scale offensive in the Gaza Strip.
The US president announced the cancellation of all subsidies to the South American country and expressed outrage over President Petro’s inaction against the drug industry. Trump also implicitly threatened US military action on Colombian soil.
Masked robbers accessed Louvre through Seine-side construction zone, used freight elevator to reach target gallery, fled on TMax motorcycle
A controversial photo appeared this week showing leading Democratic mayoral candidate joyfully campaigning alongside Siraj Wahhaj, a widely known Brooklyn imam named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing who has also been connected to other terrorist activities in the US, including calls for "jihad" in New York City.
Swedish news site SVT has revealed email correspondence between relatives of detainees and Sweden’s Foreign Ministry, showing that Swedish diplomats reported Greta Thunberg described “harsh conditions” and said she “sat on a hard surface for a long time” while in Israeli custody. However, neither Thunberg nor her fellow participants in the "Samud" flotilla alleged they had been beaten.
A Palestinian man who took part in the October 7 massacre in Israel has been indicted in Louisiana for entering the US using a fraudulent visa.