A report by the IDF on the deadly strike that killed seven aid workers in Gaza suggests that Hamas may have tricked Israeli troops into thinking that the World Central Kitchens convoy was a group of Hamas vehicles.Continue Reading
A left-wing agitator in Israel reportedly told colleagues on Zoom and WhatsApp that the White House is backing his riots after opposition leader Benny Gantz failed to bring down the government as promised.
President Biden told reporters that he did not proclaim Easter Sunday Transgender Day of Visibility, even though the proclamation is posted at the White House website. Either Biden didn’t know or he didn’t remember what he did the day before.
A senior commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps was reportedly among the six people killed Monday in an Israeli airstrike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus.
A spokesperson for Russia’s Foreign Ministry doubled down on comments earlier in the week by President Vladimir Putin, blaming Ukraine and its Western allies—specifically the US and UK—for last Friday’s deadly terror attack in Moscow.
Journalist Lara Logan, citing several intelligence sources, claimed Wednesday that the collapse of the Key Bridge at Baltimore was a specifically targeted cyberattack aimed at cutting important sea and highway transportation on the East Coast.
A cargo ship caused a key bridge to collapse, blocking the ports of Baltimore, a key shipping point for autos, light trucks, imported sugar and gypsum, and exported coal.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled plans to send a delegation to Washington, DC after the US decided not to veto a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
At least 140 were killed in a terror attack on a mall and concert hall in Moscow Friday night. A branch of ISIS has claimed responsibility, but the Russian government alleges Ukraine’s involvement in the attack.
A US appeals court has blocked Texas from enforcing a new law giving the state power to arrest and deport illegal migrants.