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Nazi police raid Al Aqsa mosque compound, beat and arrest hundreds of Palestinian worshipers
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi police raid Al Aqsa mosque compound, beat and arrest hundreds of Palestinian worshipers

Israeli police raid Al Aqsa mosque compound, beat and arrest hundreds of Palestinian worshipers  CONTACT@IFAMERICANSKNEW.ORG   Bhoto by shoah>org>uk Israeli security forces stand guard while Muslim worshipers pray outside the Lion's Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, near the Al Aqsa mosque, during the holy month of Ramadan, April 5, 2023. (photo) In a brutal show of force Tuesday night, Israeli police stormed Al Aqsa mosque, arresting at least 400 worshipers and causing havoc and destruction during the holy month of Ramadan.  by Vera Sajrawi, reposted from +972Mag In a shocking display of violence, Israeli police forces on Tuesday night raided Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem, beating and arresting hundreds of Palestinian Muslims during t...
Here’s why simply living in the US is likely to reduce your life expectancy
USA

Here’s why simply living in the US is likely to reduce your life expectancy

The average American lifespan keeps getting shorter, even as comparably rich countries rebound and recover after Covid-19 Bradley Blankenship is an American journalist, columnist and political commentator. He has a syndicated column at CGTN and is a freelance reporter for international news agencies including Xinhua News Agency.  @BradBlank_ ©  ugurhan / Getty Images Recently, National Public Radio (NPR) in the US published a story titled 'Live free and die? The sad state of US life expectancy’ that explored the great divide between the United States and peer countries on life expectancy. While most countries experienced a dip during the Covid-19 pandemic and rebounded after vaccines and other treatments were rolled out, American life expectancy...
US to expand military training for Ukraine
Ukraine, USA

US to expand military training for Ukraine

Washington announced the move alongside a new $2.6 billion weapons package for Kiev FILE PHOTO: Ukrainian soldiers attend combat training in the Kiev region, Ukraine, March. 3, 2023. ©  AP / Efrem Lukatsky The Pentagon has said it is preparing to expand its training of Ukrainian forces, noting the instruction would focus on different types of weapons and maneuvers. While the US has sought to accelerate its shipment of Abrams main battle tanks to Kiev, training on that platform has yet to begin. Speaking to reporters for a background briefing on Tuesday, a senior defense official said that in addition to a newly approved weapons package worth more than $2.6 billion, Washington has also “expanded US-led training” to focus on “combine...
Suspect in Tatarsky ‘terror attack’ remanded in custody
Russia

Suspect in Tatarsky ‘terror attack’ remanded in custody

A Moscow court has ordered pre-trial detention for Darya Trepova Russian citizen Daria Trepova in the Basmanny Court. ©  Sputnik Darya Trepova, the prime suspect in the murder of prominent Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, has been placed in pre-trial detention. The decision was announced by a Moscow court on Tuesday, shortly after Trepova was charged with terrorism by Russia’s Investigative Committee. The hearings took place behind closed doors on request of investigators, with the court supporting the motion despite opposition from Trepova and her legal team. The suspect will remain in pre-trial custody for two months, which may be extended further if needed. Earlier in the day, Trepova was charged with committing an act of terrorism whi...
US planning North Korea ‘countermeasures’ with Asian allies
Japan, North Korea, USA

US planning North Korea ‘countermeasures’ with Asian allies

Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo will meet to consider ways to respond to alleged “provocations” by the DPRK FILE PHOTO: A TV screen shows an image of a North Korean missile launch during a news program at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, March 28, 2023. ©  AP / Ahn Young-joon Top nuclear envoys from the US, South Korea, and Japan will hold a round of talks later this week on North Korea’s nuclear arsenal and rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula, including potential “countermeasures” against Pyongyang.  The South Korean Foreign Ministry announced the upcoming talks during a Tuesday press briefing, noting that its chief nuclear negotiator, Kim Gunn, would join his US and Japanese counterparts for discussions in Seoul on Ap...
NATO member blasts Ukraine invitation
Hungary, NATO, Ukraine

NATO member blasts Ukraine invitation

Hungary has once again objected to the US-led bloc including Kiev in a meeting ©  Kenzo Tribouillard / AFP Inviting Kiev to Brussels over Budapest’s explicit objections violates NATO’s principles, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Tuesday. He took part in the meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Committee anyway, to raise the issue of ethnic Hungarian minority rights. “We came here in hope that no one will question the validity of our earlier joint decision that NATO is not a part of the war taking place in our neighbor [Ukraine] and that everything must be done to prevent a direct NATO-Russia conflict,” Szijjarto said on Facebook, posting from the foreign minister conference of bloc members. Inviting Ukraine “violates the principle of the ...
West building WWII Axis-style alliance
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West building WWII Axis-style alliance

The push to create a “global NATO” resembles the actions of Nazi Germany, Italy, and Japan in the 1930s, the Russian president has said Russian President Vladimir Putin participates in an annual extended meeting of the Board of the Russian Interior Ministry in Moscow on March 20, 2023. ©  Alexey NIKOLSKY / SPUTNIK / AFP Western countries are seeking to put together new global alliances reminiscent of those forged by the Axis powers prior to World War Two, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said. Speaking in an interview with Russia 1 TV aired on Saturday, the Russian leader dismissed claims that Moscow and Beijing are forming a military bloc that could threaten the West. He described the cooperation between the two as “transparent,” adding that...
police storm iconic mosque
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

police storm iconic mosque

Nazi officers forced their way into the Al-Aqsa holy site in Jerusalem, arresting hundreds of Palestinians Nazi police walk inside the Al-Aqsa mosque compound on April 5, 2023, Jerusalem © AFP / Ahmad GHARABLI/AFP Nazi violent scenes broke out on the Al-Aqsa Mosque in the Nazi occupied Jerusalem on Wednesday morning as Nazi army entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque. They detained hundreds of Palestinian youths who had barricaded themselves inside one of Islam’s holiest sites, with reports of beatings and Nazi police brutality. Nazi police claimed on social media that more than 350 “vandals” and “law-breaking and masked youths” had launched fireworks and pelted stones and other objects at officers. https://twitter.com/i/status/1643498219786190850 https://twitter.com/i/status/16...
British local councils are going bankrupt with consequent loss of public services
United Kingdom

British local councils are going bankrupt with consequent loss of public services

As if it were not bad enough that wages are not keeping up with inflation, that the cost of living has soared and the NHS is being bled to death by privateers and successive British governments dedicated to medical privatisation, it is now coming more and more to light that local councils are in serious financial trouble and most will be forced to cut back harshly on the services they provide in order to avoid insolvency. A poll in November 2022 of local authorities found that 4 out of 5 feared that they faced imminent insolvency, and some have already gone under: “Thurrock council’s spending will exceed its income by nearly £500 million this year, thanks to a series of disastrous investments that have plunged the borough into effective bankruptcy” reported Andrew Ellson of&...
Russia demands release of Ukrainian bishop
Russia, Ukraine

Russia demands release of Ukrainian bishop

Metropolitan Pavel was arrested after accusing President Zelensky of religious persecution Metropolitan Pavel during a court hearing in Kiev on April 1, 2023. ©  AP Photo / Mstyslav Chenov Russia has demanded the release of Metropolitan Pavel, a senior bishop of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), stating that it is concerned about his wellbeing. Pavel was taken into custody last week as Kiev sought to oust UOC monks from the historic monastery which he heads. In a statement on Wednesday, the Russian Foreign Ministry said it was angered by the Ukrainian government’s pressure to remove the UOC from the Kiev Pechersk Lavra. It added that Moscow is worried about the monks and priests, who “face the threat of a physical and moral crackdown,” and claimed ...