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The Iranian regime has described the leak as “the greatest blow” to Israeli intelligence ever. While the documents appear to prove nothing, their aim is to accuse the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency of collusion with Israel.
The Pentagon's "pizza index" has tracked late-night delivery spikes to predict military action since the 1980s; "Bottom line for journalists – always monitor the pizzas," former CNN correspondent said.
The director of a UN-affiliated advisory organization reveals: The concluding document of the upcoming two-state conference is expected to include a commitment to an “unconditional and irreversible path” toward a Palestinian state. According to her, invitations were extended solely to entities aligned with a predetermined outcome. While a state can only be established through a UN Security Council resolution, one that will not pass due to a US veto, there are still diplomatic implications.