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America One News
10 Oct 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: US said seeking to install new Lebanese president, push aside weakened Hezbollah
The U.S. aims to leverage Israel's offensive against Hezbollah to facilitate a new Lebanese government, shifting from previous calls for a ceasefire. This comes as Hezbollah's leadership is significantly weakened, raising concerns about potential sectarian violence in Lebanon.
U.S. officials are engaging with regional leaders to support a presidential election, while some Lebanese fear that any new leadership perceived as pro-Israel may face public backlash. The ongoing conflict has exacerbated Lebanon's economic crisis, with millions affected.
#society
Le Monde: 'I sleep fully clothed': Gaza war revives old Palestinian trauma
The ongoing war in Gaza has intensified psychological trauma among Palestinians, with many experiencing shock reminiscent of the Nakba in 1948. In East Jerusalem, Nuha Attieh, a widow and grandmother, lives in constant fear of eviction and violence, feeling like a refugee in her own land.
Attieh's experiences reflect the broader suffering and displacement faced by Palestinians, as they grapple with the resurgence of old traumas. The current conflict has reignited fears of losing homes and safety, compounding the emotional toll on families.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Will the next president follow Israel into war with Iran?
The upcoming U.S. presidential election may influence the nation's approach to Israel and Iran. Kamala Harris is expected to continue Joe Biden's policies, while Donald Trump's rhetoric suggests a more aggressive stance despite a history of caution.
The election could also impact U.S. relations with Ukraine, particularly if Republicans regain power. The outcome may determine significant shifts in both foreign policy and domestic issues like immigration and tax reforms.
The Economist: The next American president will be a China hawk
The next U.S. president will face heightened tensions with China, with Donald Trump advocating for economic decoupling and Kamala Harris favoring targeted pressure. Navigating this relationship is crucial to prevent global economic disruption or military conflict.
The upcoming election will significantly influence U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine and immigration. Both candidates promise to strengthen America, though their approaches differ sharply.
Times Of Israel: Israeli citizen arrested in Beirut with UK passport deported to US – reports
An Israeli journalist, Joshua Tartakovsky, was arrested in Lebanon after entering with a British passport while also carrying an Israeli passport. He was released and deported to the U.S. following American intervention amid heightened tensions between Israel and Hezbollah.
Israeli law prohibits its citizens from entering Lebanon, and officials are reinforcing this ban. The circumstances of Tartakovsky's entry remain unclear, particularly regarding any connection to ongoing conflicts.