Espen Barth Eide used his allotted time on the UN podium to call for a Palestinian state. “It’s extraordinary that Norway’s foreign minister is advocating for a state that is associated with the worst terror.
Continue reading »The Daily Mail reports that Nasrallah is dead. The newspaper trusts the Israeli reports. It calls the elimination of the Hezbollah leader Israel’s greatest victory so far in the war. First there were reports citing “sources”, now it is the IDF itself that says on the record that Nasrallah has been killed.
Continue reading »Every single pager Israel used was personally dedicated, i.e. the Israelis knew the whereabouts of the person carrying it and ensured that no one else was harmed. In that case, it’s an incredible intelligence operation, especially when you realise that thousands of them have been produced.
Continue reading »Wind turbines pollute the local environment and make food in the surrounding area inedible. Now fishermen feel threatened that offshore wind can have the same effect on fish. Some are starting to react.
Continue reading »Iran is expanding its activity in attempts to kill Israeli leaders, and some Israelis are lured by the dream of large sums of money. But the Israeli security services seem to have a fairly good overview.
Continue reading »After the explosions in Lebanon, the risk of a full-scale war in the Middle East is greater than ever. At the same time, Israel is finding that former allies are abandoning them when they need pure existential help.
Continue reading »All socialists dream of fleecing the rich. The funds will then be spent on so-called redistribution. But the rich have both the means and the opportunity to run away from the bill. That’s why the costs always end up with workers and the lower middle class.
Continue reading »British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is being investigated for possible breach of parliamentary rules after Labour donor pays for Starmer’s wife’s clothes.
Continue reading »Jens Stoltenberg regrets that NATO did not do more to arm Ukraine before the invasion. In the next sentence, he starts talking about peace. The retrospective perspective seems to be a preparation for the fact that there must be a peace solution.
Continue reading »Today, young Danish patriots from Generation Identitær, disguised as social democrats, handed out flyers at the Social Democratic Party Congress in Aalborg, Denmark, to highlight the party’s immigration policy.
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