The readiness of the US military and pessimistic assessments of the potential consequences of a strike were decisive factors in President Donald Trump’s decision not to attack Iran. The president has adopted a new strategy, and the question is no longer whether he will act against the Iranian regime, but when.
Several Iranian state television channels were hacked, broadcasting anti-regime messages and footage of protests, according to reports by the opposition outlet Iran International.
As Donald Trump announces Gaza's “Peace Board,” the terrorist organization is rebuilding. From prisoners freed in the Shalit deal to the “brigade commander” who replaced Mohammed Deif, as well as three veteran battalion commanders who evaded assassination attempts.
A new report by the watchdog group UN Watch lays exposes the double standard at the United Nations, showing how experts who routinely attack Israel have largely ignored the Islamist regime’s repression and support for terrorism in Iran.
The NFL has decided not to fine Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair, who took the field with the words “Stop the Genocide” written on his face in clear violation of league rules. Critics said the incident drew no scrutiny: “No journalist looked into it, it flew under the radar.”
