US secretary of state Antony Blinken has said negotiations for a hostage release and ceasefire in Gaza were “right on the brink” as mediators representing Israel and Hamas continued to work on closing a deal.
Envoys representing the…
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Radical pro-Hezbollah imam to address Trump inauguration
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump‘s campaign has unveiled the official schedule for his inauguration festivities, which will span three days in Washington, D.C. The celebration will include traditional military displays, inaugural balls, a…Continue Reading
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62 dead in 24 hours, and the death toll from the aggression rises to more than 46 thousand
The Israeli occupation committed 6 massacres against families in the …
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Nothing to cheer
Is there no choice but to let go hundreds of terrorists for some of the hostages? Did Israel give in to please Trump? Opinion.
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Intel to spin off venture capital arm
Intel Corporation is parting from another asset in the shake-up that the company has been undergoing over the past year, as its management seeks to focus on its core business. The chip company is spinning off its venture capital arm…
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Palestinian Prime Minister: No authority other than the Palestinian Authority should rule the Gaza Strip
The Palestinian Prime Minister said on Wednesday that “no authority …
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Is Hamas being left as a ‘controlled threat’?
The IDF concurs that fighting against Hamas will resume in the foreseeable future. Hamas will not be disarmed, remaining a persistent threat that must be addressed. Even if combat initially remains aerial after Phase II of the hostage deal, a…
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US calls for post-conflict vision as Gaza ceasefire nears | News
Hamas has recruited nearly as many fighters as it has lost amid Israel’s war on Gaza, US official says.
Hamas has recruited almost as many new fighters as it has lost in its 16-month full-scale war with Israel, US Secretary of State Antony…
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Anti-Zionist group JVP to pay for defrauding Covid-19 loan program
Anti-Zionist activist group Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) has agreed to pay $677,634 to settle allegations that it defrauded federal Coronavirus pandemic financial loan programs by stating on applications that it was not a political or…
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Syrian activists work to avoid return to dictatorship
In a Damascus courtyard, Syrian activists brainstormed strategies to ensure their country does not return to authoritarianism, in a scene unimaginable under president Bashar al-Assad’s rule.
Since Islamist-led rebels ousted the longtime ruler last…
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