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The mass protests in Lebanon, and Iraq, have thrown Iran and mainly Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah off balance, even to the point of alarm. Sadly, due to traditional ethnic and tribal allegiances, the angry youth in the streets aren't likely to foster any real change.
Western countries are now paying the price of their former leaders’ naiveté regarding the “mild political Islam” they ridiculously hoped would be a role model for other Muslim countries.
The IDF must return to the fundamentals: a ground maneuver to achieve a decisive outcome in any conflict with the enemy.
“We are now taking some actions to strengthen our position at Deir el-Zour, to ensure that we can deny ISIS access to the oil fields,” Defense Secretary Mark Esper tells reporters. Russia's Defense Ministry harshly criticizes the US decision as "international state banditry."
Group of ultra-Orthodox men attack, try to stab Daniel Siryoti while he was on assignment. Siryoti sustains a minor concussion, several lacerations, and multiple contusions. Attackers warded off by a passerby who shielded him with her body.
