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How is it that Democrats are embracing the Reagan Doctrine – assisting a nation fighting for its freedom for reasons both strategic and moral – while more and more Republicans (MAGA Republicans?) are rejecting it?
Overall, DeSantis looked presidential. You know who else thought he did well? Trump.
State-owned China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC) has bid to build a nuclear plant in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province, near the border with Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, the WSJ reports, citing Saudi officials familiar with the matter.
The IDF has scaled back the practice of administrative detention after the Israel Prison Service said it could no longer handle the volume of detainees. "We have reached a situation in which when we look at the arrest list, we ultimately have to strike out names because there is no room in prison," official says.
Mohammed Kassemi, a judoka who fled Iran 16 years ago, has fallen in love with Israeli judo and especially with the women's team. “I just admire their hard work, I don’t miss a single competition. Especially, after I left Iran at the age of 26, because of the difficult situation.”
