Boris Johnson, the former British prime minister who has emerged as a major Russia hawk, said in an interview last week that the West is fighting a proxy war with Russia through Ukraine and the biggest problem has been the reluctance to escalate the conflict.
Israel and Hezbollah leaders have agreed to a 60-day ceasefire after weeks of Israeli bombing campaigns across Lebanon and fierce clashes as IDF troops tried to enter the country.
The German government has been a major supporter of Israel during its genocidal campaign in Gaza and has approved over $139 million in military aid over the past year despite growing allegations of committing crimes against humanity throughout the conflict.
The Biden administration is close to approving another $680 million in new weapons for Israel even as Tel Aviv continues to carry out its genocide in Gaza and after its fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah.
Moshe Ya’alon, the former Israeli military chief, said in an interview Saturday that the Netanyahu government is leading the country down a path to destruction over its effort to occupy, annex, and ethnically cleanse the Gaza Strip.
Iran’s top diplomat held a phone call with his Russian counterpart on Saturday to discuss recent unrest in Syria and blamed the fighting on U.S.-Israeli intermingling in Damascus’s sovereignty in hopes of destabilizing the region.
The World Central Kitchen announced Saturday that it will pause its operations inside Gaza after an Israeli airstrike on a vehicle that resulted in the deaths of at least three of its workers in Khan Younis.
The death toll in Gaza reached 44,235 and 104,235 have been wounded since Israel started its genocidal war in October 2023. There are believed to be 11,000 missing.
More than 3,750 people have been killed and at least 15,600 injured since war escalated between Hezbollah and Israel in October 2023.
Europe’s weak economy, the slumping market for electric vehicles (EVs), and sharpened competition, especially in and from China, has prompted Ford Motor to announce layoffs of about 4,000 workers on the continent—about 14 percent of its workforce there—before 2028.