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The Wall Street Journal cited US administration officials as saying they were concerned Israel was trying to influence the president’s decisions through intelligence and draw the US back into war. The report also said a lack of defensive systems led Trump to avoid the aircraft provided by Qatar on his return from Turkey.
A map published by the mayor’s office highlighted immigrant neighborhoods across New York City while omitting Little Italy in favor of numerous communities associated with immigrants from Africa and the Middle East. The mayor ordered the neighborhood restored to the map and said it had been created by the previous administration.
Drones are not just a smuggling tool. Hamas is planning a massive air assault.
The Indian prime minister's words were more than lip service and flattery. They were a compass that could show Israel where the rising power is headed, as it proved immediately after Oct. 7 when it sent weapons and artillery shipments while the Biden administration delayed arms deliveries to Israel. Modi's speech was one Vance apparently missed.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statements against Israel reached a new peak this week, but Israel's security establishment marked him long ago. He has been suspected of helping expose Israeli spies, socialized with Qassem Soleimani and signaled sympathy for Hamas. How dangerous is his rise to the top of power?
