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DHS Secretary Slams Newsom, Bass for Calling LA Riots “Peaceful” Amid Attacks on Police
Israeli Drone Strikes Terrorists Near Al-Shurafa Roundabout in Central Gaza
Al-Qaeda Leader Urges American Muslims to Assassinate Trump, Vance, and Musk
IDIOTIC: CNN’s Dana Bash Says Trump Was the ‘Arsonist’ in Los Angeles
During Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s Inside Politics, anchor Dana Bash sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard to Los Angeles, comparing his actions to those of an arsonist trying to call in emergency help for a fire he helped ignite.
CNN’s chief congressional correspondent Manu Raju commented on the president’s handling of the situation: “Just to get the point of how much Donald Trump wants this fight, I mean, he’s been posting and talking about it pretty much nonstop over the weekend, including just moments ago saying if we had not done this, send the National Guard in Los Angeles would have been completely obliterated. Now, I’m not quite sure if that’s exactly the case of what people are saying on the ground here. But I mean, look, sending in the National Guard is just an extraordinary step for the federal government to do so. You can’t discount that.”
As Bash began to interject, Raju continued, “And he tried to do everything he can to defend the controversy.”
Bash responded, “I know that this is like he said, a promise that he gave on the campaign trail to do whatever he could to deport illegal immigrants. But what he just posted is, is basically, an arsonist saying, ‘You better call the fire department because they’ve got to come in fast to get the flames out.’ I mean, that seems like what’s going on.”
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FM Sa’ar Slams UK Sanctions on Ministers Ben Gvir, Smotrich as ‘Outrageous,’ Plans Response Meeting
Greta Thunberg Boards El Al Flight to Sweden from Ben Gurion Airport
Front Page Of The NEW YORK POST
Defense Minister Katz Tours Nevatim Airbase, Reviews IDF Operations in Gaza, Yemen, Lebanon
IDF Downs Drone Smuggling Rifles, Handguns from Egypt into Israel, Seizes Weapons
IDF Destroys 1,200 Terror Structures, Including 500m Tunnel, in Khan Younis to Expand Gaza Buffer Zone
11 Killed, 28 Wounded in Graz, Austria School Shooting by 22-Year-Old Ex-Student
Measles Outbreaks in Michigan and Pennsylvania End, While Texas Logs Just 4 New Cases
Moving: Argentina’s President Sheds a Tear at the Kosel
Upon his arrival in Israel on Monday evening, Argentine President Javier Milei made his way straight to the Kosel, where he paused to pray, opening his second official trip to the country since assuming office.
Just as he did during his last visit, Milei prioritized a stop at the Kosel before engaging in any other activities. He was joined by a high-level Argentine delegation, including Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein, Presidential General Secretary Karina Milei, Argentina’s Ambassador to Israel Shimon Axel Wahnish, and the ambassador’s wife.
Greeting him at the site were Rav Shmuel Rabinowitz, rov of the Kosel and mekomos hakedoshim, along with Mordechai (Suli) Eliav, who heads the Western Wall Heritage Foundation.
Both Rav Rabinowitz and Eliav took the opportunity to thank President Milei for his unwavering commitment to the State of Israel and the Jewish people, noting his continued engagement with Jewish communities around the globe.
During the moving visit, the president joined Rav Rabinowitz in reciting a kappitel from Tehillim and offered a personal prayer asking for the hostages to be safely returned to their families.
While standing before the historic Kosel stones, Milei became visibly emotional, brushing tears from his face. “I thank you for the warm and heartfelt welcome. I will always support the people of Israel wholeheartedly, because this is a just cause for the West as well,” Milei said.
Before leaving, he inscribed a brief message in the Kosel guestbook that read: “Freedom for Zion.”
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President Herzog’s Request & HaRav Dovid Yosef’s Response
EQUIVALENCE? VP Vance Says Suffering of “Innocent Palestinians and Innocent Israeli Hostages” Is “Heartbreaking’
Vice President J.D. Vance described the conflict in Gaza as “heartbreaking” and made an emotional appeal for the violence to end and for additional humanitarian support to reach Palestinian civilians.
Speaking on comedian Theo Von’s podcast, Vance reflected on the suffering caused by the war. “I am a human being, so when I look at these images, when I watch the videos, my heart breaks. There are innocent people—innocent Palestinians and innocent Israeli hostages—caught in terrible violence. We’re doing everything we can to get them support and assistance, as much as humanly possible.”
Vance reaffirmed Israel’s right to defend itself following a brutal assault. He reminded listeners of how the war started. “Israel had been ‘attacked by a horrific terrorist organization,’” he noted, emphasizing that many forget it began with “a terrible terrorist attack that killed many innocent Israeli civilians.” He called for efforts toward a ceasefire that would both safeguard Israelis from future Hamas attacks and ease the suffering of Palestinian civilians. “In many ways, they’re stuck in the middle of this too,” he said.
He expressed concern over the harsh tone of public discourse surrounding the conflict. “I don’t like it. Many on the left ignore the massacre of Israeli civilians. But too many on the right dismiss the suffering of Palestinian children by saying they deserved it. That is wrong. If you have a soul, your heart should break for a suffering child.”
Vance spoke of President Donald Trump’s involvement, referring to him as “the president of peace,” and said Trump is actively working to help end the conflict. “The longer it goes on, the more suffering and death take place. We’re not sitting back—we’re talking to everyone: Israel, Arab leaders, people from the Palestinian territories. It’s all diplomacy, all the time.”
He also took aim at Republicans who downplay the harm inflicted on Palestinian civilians. “I have seen people on my side respond to footage of wounded children by saying it serves them right. That cannot be the response of a people who claim to stand for life and liberty.”
Vance defended Trump’s strategy, noting that while his administration firmly supports Israel, it recognizes that dialogue is essential. “To end any conflict, you have to talk to everyone. So they attacked him and they attacked me, for being ‘too pro-diplomacy.’ But if our taxpayers’ money is involved, we have to demand a real effort to solve this.”
He dismissed accusations of genocide against Israel, saying such claims misrepresent the reality on the ground. “I do not believe Israel is trying to murder every Palestinian. They are targeting a terrorist group that launched a brutal attack. War is a terrible thing, but this is not genocide.”
Vance also defended U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff, who has come under fire from some critics. He pushed back strongly on those questioning Witkoff’s dedication. “Steve is a deeply pro-Israel Jew who works every day to bring this war to an end. He is also a father who lost a child and a man who believes every life has value. To call him not pro-Israel enough is absurd and cruel.”
He reiterated his support for Witkoff’s character and mission. “I see him work every day. He’s a Jew who believes in Israel’s right to exist, but he’s also a man with a heart trying to stop the killing. When I say this debate is stripping away our humanity, I think about the constant attacks on Steve. This is a man who’s also a father—he lost a son to an overdose—and he’s someone who loves people, who believes in the value of human life and he’s doing a very good job.”
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FM Sa’ar Slams UK’s Decision To Sanction Israeli Ministers Ben-Gvir, Smotrich
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