Author: F1one
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US billionaires joined Whatsapp group to change Israel narrative
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in NewsAmerican business leaders and billionaires set up a WhatsApp group to influence public opinion on Israel’s war in Gaza and urged New York City’s mayor to use police to disperse a pro-Palestinian protest at Columbia University. The contents of the WhatsApp group were reported by the Washington Post on Thursday. The group was created on…
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Frustration with Netanyahu boils over on plans for Gaza after war against Hamas
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in NewsFrustration is mounting in Israel over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the war against Hamas and his growing rift with President Biden. These public tensions are raising concerns about increased attacks from Iran and its proxies across the region. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has become the most senior official to publicly challenge Netanyahu.…
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Doctor Adam Hamawy explained why he declined an opportunity to evacuate Gaza
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in NewsDr. Adam Hamawy, an American plastic surgeon, is among three US health workers who declined an opportunity to evacuate Gaza. He explained his decision, saying, “I could not in good conscience leave my team behind. It’s not fair for me to leave just because I’m an American.” Hamawy highlighted the perilous conditions faced by medical…
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Member of Israel’s War Cabinet says he’ll quit the government June 8 unless there’s a new war plan
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in NewsBenny Gantz, a popular centrist member of Israel’s three-member War Cabinet, threatened on Saturday to resign from the government if a new plan for the war in Gaza is not adopted within three weeks. This move could force Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to rely more on his far-right allies. This announcement highlights a growing divide…
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Taiwan’s Parliament Erupts in Chaos Over Reform Dispute
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in NewsTaiwanese lawmakers engaged in physical confrontations in parliament on Friday, involving shoving, tackling, and hitting each other. This intense dispute over chamber reforms occurred just days before President-elect Lai Ching-te is set to take office without a legislative majority. The clashes began even before voting started, with lawmakers yelling and pushing each other outside the…
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DNA helps link killings of 4 young women to an American man who lived in Canada illegally after 45 years of investigation
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in NewsAfter 48 years of investigation, the Alberta Royal Canadian Mounted Police have identified the man responsible for the deaths of four young women in the Calgary area during the 1970s. This man, a serial sexual offender, is suspected of committing numerous other violent crimes until his death. The police revealed that Gary Allen Srery murdered…
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Messi’s napkin contract promise sells for £762,400
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in NewsThe napkin on which Barcelona committed to sign a 13-year-old Lionel Messi has been sold at auction for £762,400. The starting price was £300,000 for the ‘standard Spanish waxy napkin’, which measures 16.5 x 16.5 cm and was laminated and framed. Signed in blue ink in December 2000, the napkin bears a pledge from then…
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Spanish prime minister says ‘Israel in a weaker position due to its response in Gaza’
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in NewsSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated on Friday that “Israel is in a much weaker position now due to its inhumane response” in the Gaza Strip, as reported by Anadolu Agency. During an interview with the broadcaster La Sexta, Sanchez was asked if he considered Israel’s actions a genocide. He replied, “I have my own…
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France accuses Azerbaijan of fomenting political violence in New Caledonia
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in NewsA French minister has accused Azerbaijan of interfering in the politics of New Caledonia, the French Overseas territory that has seen a startling outbreak of fresh political violence. In a TV interview, Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said it was “not a fantasy, but a reality” that certain pro-independence leaders in New Caledonia had “made a…
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Israel responds to South Africa’s case at the ICJ in The Hague
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in NewsAt the International Court of Justice, Israel on Friday described the case against its offensive in Gaza as “an inversion of reality,” following South Africa’s passionate plea for the court to order Israel to cease all military operations in the Palestinian enclave. Gilad Noam, the Israeli deputy attorney general for international law, argued that South…