Aljazeera

Israel‘s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has again fallen short of a parliamentary majority with his hardline allies, final election results confirmed on Thursday, extending the country’s year-old political deadlock and weakening the longtime leader as he prepares to go on trial on corruption charges.

The embattled Netanyahu had been looking for a decisive victory in Monday’s vote, and initial exit polls indicated his Likud party and smaller religious and nationalist allies captured 60 seats, just one short of a majority required to form a new government. Continue reading “Israel’s Netanyahu falls short of parliamentary majority”

Breaking Israel News – by David Sidman

If Israel indeed decides to take out Iran, the Trump administration has just made it much easier.

That’s because the U.S. State Department approved an Israeli request to buy eight KC-46A Pegasus aerial tankers reports the Middle East Forum. This includes support equipment, spare parts, and training. Continue reading “Trump Agrees to Provide Israel the Technology it Needs to Take Out Iran”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Summary:

    • LAX screener tests positive
    • New York has reported another 5 case, raising the total to 11.

Continue reading “Fauci Warns Outbreak Could Overwhelm US Health-Care System, Cali Declares State Of Emergency”

Refugee Resettlement Watch – by Ann Corcoran

As you all know by now the President submitted a refugee cap of 18,000 refugees to be admitted to the US between October 1, 2019 and September 30, 2020 (FY2020).  Five months into the fiscal year, the number stands at just over 6,000 according to the Refugee Processing Center. Continue reading “Five Months Into Fiscal Year, 6,273 Refugees Admitted”

The Conscience Resistance

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo have announced a call for $8.5 million in funding for new “technological enhancements”, including working with Amazon’s Ring doorbell camera and Spotshotter. Journalist Derrick Broze shared these concerns with Houston City Council.  Continue reading “Houston’s Mayor Turner Partners with Tech Companies to Build a Surveillance City”

Blue Lives Matter – by Holly Matkin

Montgomery County, MD – Two men who have been attending public high school in Montgomery County have been arrested for allegedly raping two different 11-year-old girls.

One of the suspects, 20-year-old Jonathan Coreas-Salamanca, is an illegal alien from El Salvador, WJLA reported.  Continue reading “Adult High School Students Arrested For Allegedly Raping 11-Year-Old Girls”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

New York, NY — Early Saturday morning, Stephen Abreu, an investigator with the Office of the Special Narcotics Prosecutor, was arrested and charged with felony attempted murder, reckless endangerment in the first degree, attempted assault with intention to cause physical injury, menacing and a slew of other misdemeanors, according to reports. The charges came after he allegedly began shooting inside a Manhattan bar in an apparent fit of rage. Abreu’s case is a glaring example of “blue privilege” at work in our society.  Continue reading “Cop Attempts Mass Shooting Inside Bar, Arrested for Attempted Murder and Is Set Free With NO BAIL”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Cameron, TX — While many think that the state taking children from parents is a noble gesture to protect the child, all too often, the state removes kids from a bad situation and throws them into a situation akin to a horror film. Many times the children are taken from caring parents, who happened to hit a rough patch in their lives, and thrown into torturous and outright sadistic situations where they end up raped, tortured, and, as the tragic following case highlights, even murdered. Continue reading “2-Year-old Taken From Parents for Using Medical Marijuana, Murdered in Foster Care”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Americans could soon begin seeing the unusual sight of US military service members walking around in Islamic hijab and other religious garb like turbans.

This after the United States Air Force dramatically changed its dress code policy last month to allow airmen to wear religious apparel so long as it presents an overall “professional and well-groomed appearance.” Continue reading “Americans Will Soon See More US Military Members In Turbans, Beards & Hijabs”

Ammoland

Fairfax, VA – -(Ammoland.com)- In the last year, gun owners across the U.S. have watched in horror as California has rolled out its byzantine and unworkable ammunition restrictions. Since July 1, 2019, gun owners in the Golden State have been required to undergo a background check each time they purchase ammunition. The program has been a disaster. In December, the Sacramento Bee reported that tens of thousands of law-abiding Californians have been improperly denied ammunition purchases under the program, while only 101 were prohibited persons who were rejected. According to the report, “[b]etween July 1 and November, nearly one in every five ammunition purchases was rejected by the California Department of Justice.” Continue reading “Aloha to Freedom: Hawaii Lawmakers Push Severe Ammo Restrictions”

MD Edge – by Heidi Splete

Adults aged 18-79 years should be screened for hepatitis C virus infection, according to an updated grade B recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

Cases of acute hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection have spiked in the last decade, in part because of increased use of injection drugs and in part because of better surveillance, Douglas K. Owens, MD, of Stanford (Calif.) University, and colleagues wrote in the recommendation statement published in JAMA. Continue reading “Screen all adults for hepatitis C, says USPSTF”