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Belgium is investigating a dual Israeli-Belgium citizen for alleged war crimes committed during his time fighting in Gaza. Israeli officials confirmed that an investigation was initiated following a criminal complaint filed by Palestinian groups. However, no legal proceedings have begun yet. The focus of the investigation is on a 22-year-old Belgian citizen who served as a sharpshooter in an elite unit of the IDF. The inquiry was prompted by a report from Palestinian journalist Younis Tirawi, accusing the unit of targeting unarmed civilians. Tirawi gathered information from an American soldier in the unit, who provided evidence of the alleged misconduct.…
U.S. Forces Raid ISIS Operatives in Western Iraq, 15 Killed U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) conducted a successful raid with Iraqi Security Forces in western Iraq, resulting in the deaths of 15 ISIS operatives. The raid uncovered numerous weapons and explosive belts, but no civilian casualties were reported. Seven American troops were injured in the operation, with five wounded during the raid and two from falls. Thankfully, all personnel are in stable condition. The U.S. Department of Defense has not yet commented on the injury toll. Iraq’s military confirmed the deaths of key ISIS leaders and the destruction of their hideouts…
Unknown Assailant Kills Three People at Festival in Solingen, Germany German police are currently on the lookout for an unknown assailant who fatally stabbed three people and injured several others at a festival in Solingen. The attack took place during the town’s 650th-anniversary celebration, with five individuals sustaining serious injuries. The perpetrator is still at large as authorities continue their search. Witnesses and victims are being questioned to gather more information about the incident. The mayor of Solingen expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives and extended prayers for those fighting for survival. Fatal stabbings and shootings are rare…
Settlers Rampage in West Bank Village Sparks Condemnation The White House condemned the violent actions of over 100 settlers who rampaged through a Palestinian village in the West Bank, setting homes and cars on fire. The National Security Council emphasized the need for Israeli authorities to intervene to stop such violence and hold the perpetrators accountable. Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, spoke out against the extremists’ actions, reiterating the importance of upholding moral values and condemning any form of violence. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich also expressed disapproval, asserting that the perpetrators do not…
Russia Supplies Iran with Advanced Defense Systems Ahead of Possible War Russia has begun supplying Iran with advanced air defense systems and radars in preparation for a potential war, as reported by The New York Times. Iranian officials, including a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), confirmed this development. Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu with Iranian Armed Forces General Mohammad Bagheri (Photo: EPA) Following a visit from Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu in Tehran, Iran requested these defense systems. Despite economic ties with Israel, Russia cannot refuse Iran due to their reliance on Iranian drones in…
Hostage Family Receives Cold Shoulder from Netanyahu Orna and Ronen Neutra, parents of hostage Omer in Gaza, expressed disappointment in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s response during their recent meetings. They felt a lack of warmth compared to the reception they received from U.S. President Joe Biden. The Neutras emphasized the urgent need for a hostage release deal, criticizing Netanyahu’s hollow promises. Ronen and Orna Neutra meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Photo: GPO) Despite Biden’s reassurance of doing everything possible to bring the hostages home, the Neutras believe Netanyahu is causing a delay for political reasons. They highlighted the inaction…
Iran continues its indirect nuclear talks with the United States through Oman, according to Iran’s acting foreign minister Ali Bagheri Kani. Despite the White House spokesperson’s statement that the US is not ready to resume negotiations with Iran under the newly elected president Masoud Pezeshkian, talks are ongoing. Bagheri Kani emphasized the confidentiality of the negotiation process, aiming to set the stage for the new Iranian government taking office soon. As Pezeshkian assumes office with a pledge for pragmatic foreign policy, tensions in the Middle East persist, particularly with regards to the Israel-Hamas conflict and border disputes involving Israel and…
After a comprehensive win in the parliamentary election, Keir Starmer vowed to bring change to Britain as its next prime minister. Labour Party’s victory ended 14 years of Conservative government, with Labour set to win a massive majority in the 650-seat parliament. In his victory speech, Starmer declared, “Change begins now.” He emphasized the need to end chaos, turn the page, and start the mission of national renewal. The election outcome reflected voters’ dissatisfaction with the Conservative party over the cost of living crisis and failing public services. Starmer, a former lawyer, led Labour to one of its greatest victories…
Israeli officials are hopeful for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict with Hezbollah, but fear that the group’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, may reject the proposed agreement. The plan involves demilitarizing South Lebanon, moving forces back from the border, and removing Hezbollah’s heavy weaponry in exchange for border amendments by Israel. If Nasrallah declines, Israel is prepared to launch an offensive within two months to remove Hezbollah from its frontier. This move would gain international legitimacy and allow the IDF to gather necessary armaments for potential future attacks. Iran has reportedly signaled it does not seek prolonged conflict, distancing itself from…
The recent unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court has mandated the drafting of Haredi men into military service, overturning the government’s efforts to grant them an exemption. This decision comes at a critical time when the IDF is grappling with a shortage of troops, especially during wartime. Additionally, the court ruled against state funding for Yeshiva students who choose not to enlist, emphasizing the importance of military service for all citizens. Despite opposition from leaders in the Haredi community, who argue that their contributions to Israel’s security are as significant as soldiers in combat, the ruling stands. Prime Minister Benjamin…