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The Telegraph: Netanyahu praises Trump in US congress speech boycotted by Democrats
Benjamin Netanyahu took to the US Congress to voice support for Donald Trump while denouncing protesters as "Iran’s useful idiots," amidst a significant Democratic boycott. His fiery address included a plan for post-war Gaza and a proposed US-Israeli security pact.
Outside, clashes erupted with pro-Palestinian demonstrators, leading to arrests, as tensions flared over Israel's military actions. The speech highlighted a widening divide within the Democratic Party regarding support for Israel as election season looms.
CNSNews: Netanyahu: ‘Gays for Gaza’ Might as Well Be Saying ‘Chickens for KFC’
Under the dimmed lights of Congress, Netanyahu sliced through the crowd of “gays for Gaza” protesters with a biting metaphor, equating them to chickens willingly marching to their doom. He warned them of the dark hand behind their cause that supports a regime known for its brutality against LGBTQ+ lives.
In a world of twisted allegiances, their naïveté was on full display, a dangerous game of self-sabotage under the banner of misguided solidarity. It was a sobering reminder that some allies are just wolves in sheep's clothing.
The Western Journal: Whistleblower Tells Senator Why Law Enforcement Abandoned Post Before Trump Shooting
Whistleblowers allege that law enforcement abandoned their posts, including a rooftop, during a Trump rally, increasing the risk of an assassination attempt. Senator Josh Hawley demands accountability, claiming a crucial security plan fell apart under the heat.
As questions loom over responsibility, the former Secret Service director's statements are challenged. The tangled tale reveals the fragility of security protocols when the stakes are highest.
Times Of Israel: Israeli negotiating team postpones departure to Qatar for hostage talks
The Israeli delegation’s trip to Qatar for hostage talks with Hamas has been delayed due to a postponed meeting between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden. The families of hostages protest, accusing Netanyahu of political maneuvering at the expense of lives.
Negotiator talks continue remotely, but political tensions brew. Gantz presses Netanyahu to prioritize the hostages over political concerns, urging swift action on a proposed ceasefire and hostages release deal.
The Western Journal: Pro-Palestinian Radicals Infiltrate Netanyahu's DC Hotel, Unleash Pure Chaos: 'An Utter Security Failure'
Pro-Palestinian activists turned chaos artists infiltrated Netanyahu's D.C. hotel, the Watergate, wreaking havoc with maggots and fire alarms before his Congress address. The group reveled in their antics, bemoaning Israel’s military actions with threats of more mischief ahead.
The politically charged atmosphere only thickened as protests flared amidst a backdrop of ongoing conflict, revealing deep divisions among supporters and critics of Israel’s war with Hamas.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Netanyahu tells Congress 'Our Fight Is Your Fight'; Thanks Trump in Address
Netanyahu's address to Congress championed Israel's battle against Hamas and Iranian threats, asserting U.S. interests align tightly with Israel's defense. He condemned anti-Israel protests and emphasized the need for swift U.S. military aid to secure a "total victory" in Gaza.
The prime minister urged a unified front against rising antisemitism and proposed a new alliance promoting regional stability. His speech received applause, particularly for its call to strengthen partnerships with Arab states, framing Israel's fight as America's own.
#history
Times Of Israel: Germany moves to ease return of art looted by Nazis to rightful owners
In a move echoing the ghosts of a dark past, Germany is streamlining the path for Nazi-era art restitution. Justice Minister Marco Buschmann announced new laws to help victims reclaim cultural artifacts stolen between 1933 and 1945, recognizing the theft as part of the regime's extermination policy.
The legislation will simplify legal processes, suspend statutes of limitations for claims, and establish a special court in Frankfurt. However, it won't create new claims; rather, it aims to reunite victims with artifacts lost too long.
#crime
The Western Journal: FBI Conducts Pre-Dawn Raid at Home of NY Gov. Kathy Hochul's Former Deputy Chief of Staff
The FBI hit the suburban estate of Linda Sun, ex-deputy chief of staff to Governor Hochul, under mysterious circumstances. Though no charges are filed, whispers of misconduct linger from her time in state service.
Details remain murky, and Hochul's office stays tight-lipped. Sun and her liquor store-owning husband are caught in a web that could entangle much more.
Fox News: Details about how Trump shooter scaled Butler rally roof emerge in FBI Director Christopher Wray testimony
In a twisted tale of obsession, Thomas Matthew Crooks attempted to assassinate former President Trump from a roof, raising questions about how he accessed it. Despite a purchased ladder found on his body, the FBI believed he used mechanical equipment instead.
As Crooks zeroed in on Trump's rally, his online searches hinted at sinister intentions—a search for Oswald's distance from Kennedy underscored his chilling motives. The landscape for threats against public figures has become perilously complex.
#sports
Breitbart: New York Magazine Publishes Dubious Hit Piece Claiming Trump 'Sucks at Golf'
In a recent article, New York Magazine's Matt Stieb insists Trump “sucks at golf,” focusing on his putting form while ignoring video evidence showing Trump achieving notable results. Instead of a fair critique, it’s a partisan jab bereft of substantial support from pro golfers.
Despite the critiques, golfers like Bryson DeChambeau praise Trump's skills, noting he scored impressively on his series. Stieb's dismissal contrasts starkly with the realities witnessed on the green—further proving that personal bias often overshadows objective analysis.