Israeli forces in Lebanon increasingly find themselves caught in a quagmire. Will they call on U.S. forces in the region to help get them out of the mess they are getting themselves into?
Dallas World Cup venues roll out prancing Boston Dynamics Spots for “security
Henry Makow argues that the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution and the establishment of the Ayatollah-led theocratic regime were not an organic popular uprising or genuine Islamic revolution but a deliberate Freemasonic operation.
Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke on why he believes America’s losing the first round of the recent war with Iran spells the beginning of the end of the Zionist dream of a ‘Greater Israel’
Charting the progress of autocracy and authoritarianism around the world. This week a look at the threat posed by antique muskets (seriously) and the rise of AI zombies
New proposals before Congress would do more to intertwine the U.S. military with the Israeli military than the more than $200 billion (inflation adjusted) in military assistance Israel has received from the U.S. since its founding in 1948.
Hebrew Channel 13 reported on Sunday that the Israeli military was caught off-guard and surprised by the intensity of Hezbollah’s attacks
The security minister’s office responded to the report, saying Ben Gvir is ‘very proud’ of what goes on inside Israel’s detention facilities
Netanyahu not only mis-sold Trump on the idea of quick regime change in Iran following a short “shock and awe” bombing campaign, writes Jonathan Cook. He also convinced him on the idea of a replacement for Khamenei that, IF true, was breathtaking in its audacity
A 1974 article claimed that the Rockefeller family was directing the Federal Reserve to liquidate Fort Knox gold at below-market prices to unnamed European buyers. 3 days after her tip launched that story, Louise Auchincloss Boyer, Nelson Rockefeller’s personal secretary, fell to her death from her 10th floor Manhattan apartment.
Support from the lobbying group AIPAC now seen as ‘toxic’ by Democratic voters
A fresh leak exposes Germany’s state media regulators plotting a new law to compel social media platforms to automatically boost “reliable” and “trusted” mainstream outlets in their algorithms