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Driver plows truck into crowd, opening fire during New Year's celebration. "It was an extraordinary night of celebrations that turned into a nightmare," Israel Hayom correspondent Shimon Yaish, who is in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl championship, reports.
Nearly 16 months into the war, Munich continues to display unwavering support for Israel, from flying the Israeli flag to organizing weekly solidarity marches.
Popular Ukrainian journalist suggests the hot phase of Russia-Ukraine war could end within 24 hours.
The architect of the Camp David Accords, which brought historic peace between Israel and Egypt, Carter championed human rights and democracy worldwide and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his unique contributions to global peace.
Poland has secured an additional $11 billion in advanced weaponry, solidifying its status as the NATO member with the highest defense budget. This massive investment aims to deter Russian President Vladimir Putin from extending the Ukraine war into Polish territory.
As Trump returns to the White House, the architect of Republican-Israel ties is convinced a new era in US-Israel relations is dawning.
Most crew members were rescued, while two remain missing. The Russian Foreign Ministry has not disclosed the cause of the explosion.
The company's current inventory includes books discussing the "Zionist lobby," which the texts claim pushed for Israel's establishment through what they characterize as "flagrant violations of international law" and "denial of Palestinian rights."
According to a Washington Post calculation in 2019, acquiring Greenland could hypothetically cost up to $1.7 trillion, though the point remains moot as both Danish and Greenlandic officials maintain it isn't for sale.
"On my first day back in the Oval Office, I will sign a historic slate of executive orders to close our border to illegal aliens and stop the invasion of our country," Trump told the audience.
