Belgium to recognize Palestinian state
Belgium links recognition to release of hostages and removal of Hamas, while unveiling 12 sanctions targeting Israel.
Belgium links recognition to release of hostages and removal of Hamas, while unveiling 12 sanctions targeting Israel.
President tells Daily Caller that pro-Israel lobby no longer dominates Capitol Hill like it did 15 years ago, claims people "forgot about October 7th."
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's plane forced to carry out manual landing in Bulgaria after GPS interference left pilot relying on analog navigation charts and circling the airport for an hour.
"This is not merely a show for people; it is a deep trauma for the families of Palestinians whose homes were destroyed by Israeli bombings in Gaza," Turkish-Canadian journalist Nur Dogan posted on X.
Former New York mayor transported to trauma center after helping domestic violence victim, then struck on highway.
The protests, which were held under the banner "a march for Australia," deteriorated into violence in several locations, and police were forced to use riot control methods including tear gas and pepper spray.
The White House's advanced security system, which Trump described as having the "finest security equipment anywhere," enabled staff to review video footage and identify those responsible for the damage.
According to a New York Post report, internal State Department documents recommend barring Palestinian Authority representatives from entering the UN General Assembly in New York. The recommendation includes revoking visas issued before July 31. This marks the first time the US has denied an entire foreign delegation entry, a move that could be seen as a violation of its host country agreement with the UN.
Survey data reveals stark partisan divide as anti-Israel accusations gain ground among younger Americans and Democratic voters.
The president was standing in an open pickup vehicle alongside his sister, Karina, and his chief of staff, as crowds started hurling rocks, bottles, and assorted items toward them.
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