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The incident comes just hours after Israel struck Yemen due to its continued aggression in the form of drones and missiles, including a ballistic missile attack on the Tel Aviv area on Thursday morning, which destroyed an elementary school.
It’s deemed “religious coercion” to introduce you to the eternal ideas of our people that transformed the world.
Trump's transition team developing "Maximum Pressure 2.0" strategy that could include support for Israeli attacks on nuclear sites, WSJ reports.
Former Sky News Australia host Erin Molan has released a powerful video message following her departure from the network, vowing to continue her outspoken commentary on global issues while rejecting what she describes as an "unrelenting wave of evil" in current world events.
Following Hamas' decimation and Hezbollah's severe setback, Assad's fall marks another blow to Iran's regional axis. As Israel discusses seizing the momentum and striking Iran, Trump and his advisers are considering renewing "maximum pressure" through sanctions and economic isolation. Meanwhile, a remote British island in the Indian Ocean exposes European hypocrisy toward Israel.
