Russian bombers fly over Belarus amid Ukraine tensions
Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden sends 2,000 US-based troops to Poland and Germany and shifts 1,000 more from Germany to Romania in a show of the US commitment to NATO’s eastern flank.
Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden sends 2,000 US-based troops to Poland and Germany and shifts 1,000 more from Germany to Romania in a show of the US commitment to NATO’s eastern flank.
In "Sledgehammer," David Friedman describes how the Trump administration pulled off the Abraham Accords, Washington's "greatest foreign policy accomplishment in decades."
Federal Bureau of Investigation says it obtained a limited license from the Israeli firm "for product testing and evaluation only," never using it operationally or to support any investigation. Citizen Lab's head calls revelation "troubling."
"We reject expressions like apartheid or a one-sided focusing of criticism on Israel. That is not helpful to solving the conflict in the Middle East," a spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry says.
In a video, driver Donny Klarmann and his friend, Brandon Ebbs, can be heard laughing as the snowplow is turned in the direction of two Jewish men walking on Shabbat in New Jersey.
A few of the candidates running against DMFI endorsed candidates have taken positions openly critical of Israel and in favor of BDS.
Special Envoy for Holocaust Issues Ellen Germain dicusses the growing global presence of International Holocaust Remembrance Day and her office’s work when "Never Again" stops trending.
Only a "handful of weeks" remain to secure a new nuclear deal, a senior State Department official says.
“Imagine how uncomfortable you would be if you had 100,000 troops on your border,” US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield tells the council.
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Richard Nephew, the deputy special envoy for Iran, has left the team along with two others over their desire for a harder negotiating stance.
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