So Trump paused all foreign aid for 90 days ..
except for Israel ✡️👺 pic.twitter.com/TWclofQY2r
— ℤɛȶɛȶɨƈ (@TheMookX) January 22, 2025
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So Trump paused all foreign aid for 90 days ..
except for Israel ✡️👺 pic.twitter.com/TWclofQY2r
— ℤɛȶɛȶɨƈ (@TheMookX) January 22, 2025
The Israeli military launched a major offensive in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Tuesday focused on the northern city of Jenin, which came just days after the ceasefire in Gaza took effect. Continue reading “Israel Launches Major Offensive in West Bank Days After Gaza Ceasefire”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
Elise Stefanik, President Trump’s nominee for United Nations Ambassador, said Tuesday during her confirmation hearing that she agrees with the view that “Israel has a biblical right to the entire West Bank.” Continue reading “Elise Stefanik, Trump’s Nominee for UN Ambassador, Says Israel Has ‘Biblical Right’ to West Bank”
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Israeli Jewish settlers rampaged through several Palestinian towns in the West Bank on 19 January in a show of anger at a ceasefire deal that saw the end of fighting between the Israeli army and Hamas in Gaza and the release of Palestinian prisoners and Israeli captives. Continue reading “Outraged By Gaza Ceasefire, Israeli Settlers Burn Palestinian Homes, Cars”
Israel’s outgoing ambassador to the US expects President Trump to supply Israel with a shipment of 2,000-pound bombs that President Biden paused, Axios reported on Monday. Continue reading “Israel Expects Trump To Restart Supplying 2,000-Pound Bombs”
By Trita Parsi – Responsible Statecraft
There is little doubt that President-elect Donald Trump’s posture vis-a-vis Israel is a key reason why a ceasefire in Gaza has finally been achieved. According to a diplomat briefed on the matter, this was “the first time there has been real pressure on the Israeli side to accept a deal.” Continue reading “Netanyahu and Biden Biden worked ‘tirelessly around the clock’ — to prevent a ceasefire”
President Biden spent hundreds of billions of dollars supporting Ukraine in its war with Russia, but according to a report from Time Magazine, a Ukrainian victory was never his goal. Continue reading “A Ukrainian Victory Was Never Biden’s Goal: Time Magazine”
Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, chief of staff of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), said Monday that the Israeli military must prepare for a “significant” escalation in the West Bank and the continuation of operations in Gaza and Lebanon. Continue reading “Israeli Military Prepares for Escalation in the West Bank, Continued Fighting in Gaza and Lebanon”
By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net
The Biden-Harris administration used its last days in office to issue a flurry of executive orders, including one that promotes, among other things, digital ID and mobile driver’s licenses. Continue reading “On His Way Out, Biden Issues Executive Order Promoting Digital ID and Mobile Driver’s Licenses”
s everyone sat in the Captol Rotunda ‘golf-clapping’ the inauguration of President Trump, President Biden snuck in a last minute pre-emptive pardon for his family members
Continue reading ““I Believe In The Rule Of Law, But…” – Biden Pre-Emptively Pardons Fauci, Schiff, Cheney, Milley, & Family Members”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
Jewish Americans, who have the highest incomes in the country of any ethno-religious group, are going to be eligible for billions of dollars in new benefits meant to help struggling “minorities” under new rules from the US Department of Commerce. Continue reading “U.S. Govt to Give ‘Minority’ Status to Jewish-Owned Businesses, Conferring ‘Billions’ in Benefits”
President Biden’s pardon of Dr. Anthony Fauci may protect the former National Institutes of Health official from immediate criminal prosecution, but some critics say he is not completely out of legal jeopardy and that public sentiment might still condemn the man who became known during the COVID-19 pandemic as “Mr. Science.”
Continue reading “Despite Biden Pardon, Fauci Still Faces Legal Perils. Here They Are…”
By Thomas Stevenson – The Post Millennial
A Border Patrol Agent is dead after being shot in the neck by an suspected illegal immigrant in Vermont, according to a report from NewsNation reporter Ali Bradley. Continue reading “BREAKING: Illegal immigrant fatally shoots Border Patrol agent in Vermont: report”
It is now just one week from the end of the 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Under the terms of that deal, Israel must fully withdraw its troops from southern Lebanon by January 26. Continue reading “Massive Israeli Destruction Continues in Southern Lebanon as Ceasefire Enters Final Week”
By Cindy Harper – Reclaimthenet.org
Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), used his appearance in the Knesset to emphasize what he described as the urgent need to combat antisemitism in the digital space, presenting it as a critical front alongside more traditional challenges faced by the Jewish community. However, his remarks leaned heavily into the idea of targeting online platforms and reshaping how information flows, sparking concerns about potential calls for increased censorship in the name of addressing this issue. Continue reading “ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt Urges Israel to Combat Antisemitism Online, Calling for “Apollo Gold Pager” Ingenuity and Warning The Next War Will Be Fought Online”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
President-elect Donald Trump made over $58 billion for himself and his companies in two days by shilling a “$TRUMP” meme coin for which he holds over 80% of the supply, according to Axios. Continue reading “Trump ‘Makes More Than $58 Billion’ Shilling Meme Coin Before Taking Office”
Aspartame, the sweetener used as an ingredient in approximately 6,000 consumer foods and beverages sold worldwide has a dark history of controversy, political influence, and questionable science. Let’s dive into the scandal that shaped one of the most consumed food additives in the world. Continue reading “The Story of Aspartame”
By Hayden Cunningham – The Postmillennial
Los Angeles residents gathered outside Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ home in Windsor Square over the weekend in protest, intensifying calls for her resignation amid criticism of the city’s handling of the wildfires that have overwhelmed Southern California. Continue reading “‘Completely irresponsible’: Los Angelinos protest in front of Mayor Karen Bass’ home after failed fire response”