Conflict in Gaza

Desperate civilians flee Shajaia neighborhood in Gaza City as IDF attacks; NBC News captures the chaos on film.

Israel's Iron Dome and the Threat from Hezbollah

The conflict between Israel and groups in the Middle East has escalated, with Hezbollah posing a significant threat to Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system. Hezbollah's arsenal of precision-guided weapons and tactics like using anti-tank missiles and drones challenge the effectiveness of Iron Dome, which has been crucial in protecting Israeli cities. The system's limitations may be exposed in a potential war with Hezbollah.

Doctors Without Borders Denial of Fadi Al-Wadiya's Alleged Terrorist Affiliation

Doctors Without Borders denied that Fadi Al-Wadiya, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike, was also an Islamic Jihad terrorist. Israel Defense Forces produced photos of him in uniform and claimed he was a senior member of the terror group responsible for rocket attacks against Israeli civilians.

Israeli Soldier Uses Palestinian as Human Shield

Mujahid Abadi was shot and then strapped to an Israeli military jeep, sparking condemnation. He was later released to paramedics after being used as a human shield.

Aid Delivery to Gaza

A pier system built by the U.S. military to deliver aid to Gaza remains underutilized due to ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, leaving Palestinians facing food scarcity. Plans are being made to replace the temporary pier with a more stable and efficient system.

Conflict in Sudan

A war between two armed groups in Sudan has caused widespread displacement, potential famine, and fears of genocide in Darfur. The International Rescue Committee has highlighted Sudan as a top emergency concern due to the failure of the international community to address the crisis.

Russian Military Shooting Down U.S. Drone Over Black Sea

A Russian newspaper claimed that the country's military may have shot down a U.S. surveillance drone over the Black Sea, but there is no confirmation from U.S. officials. The incident is part of escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

Abduction of Israeli Hostages by Hamas

Almog Levy's parents were abducted by Hamas gunmen, leaving him celebrating his third birthday without them. The Israeli government faces criticism for not securing their release as Netanyahu focuses on destroying Hamas militarily. More than 37,600 people have been killed in Gaza since the conflict began.

Israeli Supreme Court ruling on ultra-Orthodox military service

Israeli Supreme Court rules that ultra-Orthodox men must be drafted for military service, sparking tensions and potential collapse of governing coalition. Netanyahu faces pressure to address issue amidst ongoing conflicts.

Escalating Tensions in the Middle East

Escalating tensions in the Middle East as Yemen's Houthi rebels target a ship in the Gulf of Aden, potentially widening the conflict. The U.S. has sent the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower back home after leading the response to Houthi assaults. The attack happened near Yemen's Socotra Island. The Houthis have claimed attacks targeting vessels linked to Israel, the U.S., or Britain.

Israeli Prime Minister rejects full cease-fire deal in Gaza war

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects full cease-fire deal in Gaza war, expresses commitment to continue war after a partial pause to eliminate Hamas.

Ukrainian Female Soldier's Story of Bravery and Resilience

Anastasia, a 25-year-old Ukrainian soldier, fought on the frontline in southeast Ukraine, lost a leg in a mine explosion, but remains resilient and determined to continue serving in the army.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians in the Middle East has a long history, with recent incidents sparking outrage. A video shows a wounded Palestinian man strapped to an Israeli military jeep in Jenin, prompting an investigation. The violence has escalated in the West Bank and Gaza, leading to numerous casualties on both sides. Israeli Minister of Defense is in Washington to discuss the ongoing war in Gaza with U.S. officials.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russian authorities reported six deaths and over 100 injuries in Ukrainian drone and missile attacks, while Russia's bombing of Kharkiv killed at least one person. The conflict continues to escalate between the two countries.

Iran-backed Fighters Ready to Join Hezbollah in Lebanon for Possible War with Israel

Iran-backed fighters from the Middle East are prepared to join Hezbollah in Lebanon in the event of a war with Israel, potentially escalating the conflict. Both sides are prepared for a possible all-out war, with thousands of fighters from various countries offering support to Hezbollah.

Israeli Strikes in Gaza

At least 39 people were killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza, with casualties rising in both Gaza and Lebanon. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in significant loss of life and escalating tensions.

North Korea Troops Joining Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Experts warn that North Korean troops could join the invasion of Ukraine under a new pact with Russia, strengthening the Kremlin's hand in the conflict. The pact includes mutual support in case of aggression against either country.

Conflict between Israel, Hezbollah, and Palestinian Groups in the Middle East

Hezbollah leader Nasrallah warns Israel of a powerful enemy amid escalating conflict along the Lebanese-Israeli border. Recent threats from both sides are part of psychological warfare to avoid escalation. Nasrallah warns of targeting not only Israel but also Cyprus and the Mediterranean Sea.

South China Sea Clash Between Philippines and China

The Philippines accuses China's Coast Guard of launching a brutal assault with bladed weapons in the South China Sea, escalating tensions. Both countries blame each other for the clash near the Second Thomas Shoal. The incident marks a new level of aggression by China in the long-standing territorial dispute.

Israeli military's potential offensive in Lebanon

The Israeli military is prepared for an offensive in Lebanon if diplomatic efforts fail to stop the conflict in Israel's north and Lebanon's south.

Impact of Russian Offensive on Kharkiv, Ukraine

Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city, has been bombarded by Russian missiles and drones, causing destruction and casualties. The White House's decision to allow the use of American weapons for limited strikes inside Russian territory has brought a period of relative calm to the city. Residents are trying to live normal lives amidst the ongoing conflict, with some considering evacuation if the situation worsens.

Attack on Bulk Carrier by Yemen's Houthi Rebels

A bulk carrier sank in the Red Sea after an attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels, believed to have killed one mariner. This is the second ship to be sunk in the rebel campaign targeting shipping through a vital maritime corridor.

Israel-Palestine Conflict and Hezbollah Attacks

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians, as well as other groups in the Middle East, has a long history of violence and tension. Recent attacks by Hezbollah from Lebanon have led to evacuations and damage in Israeli towns like Kiryat Shmona and Nahariya, causing fear and disruption among residents.

Paul brothers potentially fighting each other in a boxing match

Fans have been calling for the Paul brothers to fight each other, with Logan almost stepping in for a fight when Mike Tyson had to bow out temporarily. The two brothers have had publicized conflicts in the past but have managed to squash them in private.

Palestinian Statehood

Despite many states recognizing a Palestinian state, there is still no official Palestinian state due to political complexities and ongoing conflicts.

Forced Displacement Worldwide in 2023

In 2023, almost 120 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide, with 10 million people displaced in Sudan alone. Factors include ongoing conflicts in countries like Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, Myanmar, and new crises. The refugee population is now larger than the population of California. Climate disasters increasingly linked to conflict are also driving displacement.

Russia's Invasion of Ukraine

The roots of Russia's invasion of Ukraine go back decades and run deep. The conflict represents a shift in the world order. The U.S. is providing military aid to Ukraine, leading to increased tensions between the two countries. Key regions and themes to watch include Kharkiv, U.S. policy changes, troop recruitment, Putin's negotiation tactics, and the need for stronger support from Western allies.

Conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon

Israel has been engaged in a lower-level conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon, which has led to daily violence and displacement of people on both sides of the border. The conflict is governed by unique 'rules of the game' that have restrained it for almost three decades, preventing an all-out war.

Russian Attacks on Ukraine and International Response

Russian forces launch deadly attacks on Ukraine, killing at least nine people. Ukraine seeks more air defense systems from Western partners to strengthen its defense. International efforts are underway to help Ukraine fend off the Russian invasion, with new sanctions imposed on Russia by the U.S. and a bilateral security agreement to be signed between the U.S. and Ukraine.

Tensions on Israel's Northern Border with Hezbollah

Fears of a second full-on war igniting on Israel's northern border as Hezbollah, backed by Iran, trades fire with Israeli forces across the Israel-Lebanon border since October. Security heightened at checkpoints, rockets coming from Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Cross-border tensions between Israel and Hezbollah

Cross-border fire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has escalated during the 8-month Gaza war, raising fears of a full-scale conflict.

Conflict between IDF and Hezbollah in Lebanon

IDF eliminates senior Hezbollah commander in Lebanon, prompting Hezbollah to launch rockets at Israel's northern border. Israel responds by striking Hezbollah command and control centers. No injuries reported in the attacks.

International Relations

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken states that the war will continue as Hamas rejects cease-fire proposals in Doha meeting.

Escalating Conflict Between Israel and Lebanon

The low-level war between Israel and Lebanon is escalating, with fears of a major conflagration. Israelis are anxious for the military to take action, with many believing a war with Hezbollah is necessary to alleviate tensions. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in the region attempting to bring an end to the conflict in Gaza.

President Biden's Foreign Policy Decisions in Ukraine and Gaza

President Biden's foreign policy decisions regarding conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza are defining his presidency and complicating his reelection bid. He has faced praise and criticism for his support of allies like Ukraine and Israel, with differing opinions on the level of military assistance provided. The conflicts are complex and ongoing, with Biden balancing support for Ukraine against provoking Russia and backing Israel while calling for a cease-fire in Gaza.

Views on Ukraine Conflict and Economic Opportunities

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claims that Western supporters of Ukraine are seeking to exploit the country's natural resources. He believes the war could end quickly if Europe unites for peace. US Senator Lindsey Graham also emphasizes the importance of Ukraine's mineral wealth. The potential for economic gain through reconstruction post-war is highlighted by various leaders and financial firms.

Cease-fire Deal Between Israel and Hamas in Gaza

The United Nations Security Council passed a U.S.-drafted cease-fire deal to stop fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, with China not blocking and Russia abstaining. Israel proposed a three-part plan for a permanent cease-fire. Israel rescued hostages, causing uncertainty on agreeing to the cease-fire. The EU and Security Council urged implementation of the proposal.

Ukraine's F-16 Fighter Jets and Russian Threat

Ukraine may keep some F-16 fighter jets at foreign bases to protect them from Russian strikes, while Western allies provide over 60 F-16s to aid Ukraine in fending off Russian attacks. Russian President Putin warns against hosting these jets in NATO countries, stating they could become legitimate targets.

Pro-Palestinian Demonstration in Boston

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Boston called for a ceasefire in Gaza outside TD Garden ahead of the NBA Finals game. They aimed to raise awareness about the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israeli forces.

Humanitarian Aid Pause in Gaza

The U.N. World Food Program has paused its distribution of humanitarian aid from an American-built pier off Gaza due to safety concerns after a deadly day of war. The U.S. Agency for International Development described the pause as a step for a security review. President Joe Biden directed the U.S. military to set up the temporary pier to bring aid into Gaza.

Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led to a devastating humanitarian crisis, with up to 10 million people displaced, 150,000 killed, and 5 million facing famine. Despite the severity of the situation, it is considered a forgotten war with little media coverage and international attention.

U.S. Politics

Senator Tom Cotton accuses President Biden of catering to the 'pro-Hamas wing of the Democratic Party instead of backing Israel,' criticizing Biden for his response regarding Netanyahu's actions during the conflict.

Israel-Hamas Conflict and Hostage Rescue Mission

Former IDF spokesperson Jonathan Conricus joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the Israel-Hamas war and a recent hostage rescue mission in Gaza. He highlights the complexity of the situation and points out the involvement of Palestinian civilians in holding Israeli hostages.

Ukraine Strikes Russian Su-57 Warplane

Ukraine claims to have successfully hit a Russian Su-57 warplane on a base in southern Russia with the help of Western allies, marking the first known strike on this advanced aircraft. The attack was likely carried out using drones. The strike follows authorization from the US and Germany for limited strikes on Russian soil using long-range weapons supplied to Ukraine.

Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Ukrainian forces are holding off Russian advances with the help of fresh arms deliveries from the U.S. and European allies. Russia's attempts to create a buffer zone in Ukraine are facing resistance, and the balance of firepower is beginning to shift in favor of Ukraine. Both sides face challenges in recruiting replacements for killed or wounded troops.

Israeli Raid in Gaza

Four hostages were rescued in an Israeli raid in Gaza, with mass Palestinian casualties and 120 hostages still in Hamas captivity. One rescued hostage is Noa Argamani, whose kidnapping video defined Hamas' October 7 attack. Noa's mother's dying wish of seeing her daughter one last time was fulfilled.

Joe Biden's stance on the use of U.S. weapons in Ukraine

President Joe Biden stated that U.S. weapons authorized for use in Ukraine will not be used to strike Moscow or the Kremlin, during an interview at the Normandy American Cemetery on the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

Meeting between President Biden and President Zelenskyy in Paris

President Joe Biden will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Paris to discuss the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, with the U.S. supporting Ukraine with military aid and weapons. Tensions are high between Kyiv's allies and Moscow, with concerns over potential escalation of the conflict.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Address Congress Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to address a joint meeting of Congress on July 24, amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and growing political divisions. The address is met with both support and criticism from lawmakers, highlighting America's relationship with Israel and the challenges in the region.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to Address Congress Amid Gaza Conflict

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address Congress amid ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza, with tensions and boycotts expected from some Democrats. President Biden has criticized Netanyahu's handling of the war and called for more humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Israel's Conflict with Hamas in Gaza

Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza continues with no clear end in sight as both sides remain determined in their objectives. Despite significant damage to Hamas infrastructure, the goal of completely eliminating Hamas is still far from being achieved. The governance and control of Gaza remain complex issues as the war persists.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Tens of thousands of Israeli nationalists marched through the streets of Jerusalem to mark Jerusalem Day, resulting in tensions with Palestinians. The march commemorates the Six-Day War in 1967 when Israel annexed East Jerusalem. The conflict is further exacerbated by the ongoing war in Gaza.

Russian President Putin Warns Against Supplying Weapons to Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin warns Western countries against supplying weapons to Ukraine, threatening retaliation if they become directly involved in the conflict. Ukraine has been using US-supplied weapons to target Russian air defense systems and military targets on Russian territory.

Russian President Putin's warning about missile deployment in response to Ukraine conflict

Russian President Vladimir Putin warns of deploying missiles within striking distance of the United States and its allies if Ukraine is allowed to strike deeper into Russia with Western weapons. He emphasizes the seriousness of the situation and the potential for escalation to a broader war.

Spain joins South Africa in accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza

Spain becomes the first European country to ask a United Nations court for permission to join South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza. The court has ordered Israel to halt its military offensive in Rafah, but Israel has not complied.

NATO debate on Ukraine using Western munitions on Russian soil and Putin's warning

NATO members debate allowing Ukraine to use Western munitions on Russian soil, Putin warns of providing long-range weapons to others, US and Germany authorize Ukraine to use their weapons, Putin threatens to supply similar weapons to other regions, Putin reaffirms readiness to use nuclear weapons if sovereignty threatened, no change expected in Russia-US relations regardless of election outcome, Putin faces questions on various topics including Ukraine conflict and reporter detention

Hamas insurgency in Gaza

Hamas has lost about half its forces in eight months of war with Israel and is now relying on hit-and-run tactics to frustrate Israeli attempts to take control of Gaza. The conflict could last until the end of 2024 according to Israeli officials. Hamas fighters are now using ambushes and improvised bombs to target Israeli forces, and some are videotaping their attacks for propaganda purposes.

Conflict in Rakhine State, Myanmar

A spokesperson for Myanmar's military government denies accusations of a massacre in a village in Rakhine state, where there is ongoing conflict between pro-democracy guerrillas and the military rulers. The Arakan Army, an ethnic armed organization, accused the army of killing 76 people. The competing claims could not be verified independently due to tight restrictions on travel in the region.

Russia threatens French troops in Ukraine

Russia threatens to kill French troops in Ukraine, considering them legitimate targets for military action. This comes after French President Macron's calls for NATO to deploy troops to Ukraine to prevent Russian aggression.

Tensions in the Middle East: Gunman Attack at U.S. Embassy in Beirut

A gunman opened fire at the U.S. Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, as tensions rise between U.S. ally Israel and Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah. President Biden criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for prolonging the war in Gaza. Hezbollah continues to threaten Israel, and the situation remains volatile with the potential for a wider conflict.

President Biden's Comments on Netanyahu and the Israel-Hamas Conflict

President Biden's comments on Netanyahu's role in the conflict between Israel and Hamas sparked controversy and criticism from conservatives on social media, with accusations of incompetence and anti-Israel sentiment.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russia has suffered its two deadliest days of war back to back, with a significant number of casualties. Ukraine is seeking further approvals to use Western weapons against Russian targets. Western nations have softened their stance on weapon use restrictions in response to Russia's new offensive.

NATO Plans for Troop Deployment in Europe Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict

NATO is planning to send American troops to Europe in case of conflict with Russia over the war in Ukraine. New land corridors are being created to allow for quick deployment of troops. Tensions have escalated with threats of a possible 'Third World War.' European countries are increasing defense measures amid fears of Russian aggression.

Interfaith Conference Urging Return of Hostages Held by Hamas

Interfaith conference in NYC urges world leaders to seek return of hostages still in Hamas custody, family members share stories of hope and concern, including cruel conditions faced by hostages.

Ukraine-China Relations Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Ukrainian Foreign Minister suggests China is waiting to see who wins between Russia and Ukraine before taking a side, while Ukraine accuses China of being an instrument of Russia. China claims to be neutral and not attending peace summit due to lack of recognition from both sides.

Ukraine's Potential Strike on Russia with U.S. Weapons

Ukraine hints at striking inside Russia using U.S. weapons, potentially hitting a Russian missile system. The move comes after pressure to lift restrictions on weapon use. Kremlin warns of dire consequences, including nuclear retaliation. Experts believe Ukraine's actions will make defenses more proactive and resilient.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians in Khan Younis

The conflict between Israel and Palestinians has led to heavy fighting, displacement, and destruction in cities like Khan Younis. Families like Abu Issa's have been forced to flee their homes multiple times, living in makeshift conditions in bombed-out schools.

Conflict between Israel and Palestinians

Two Malaysians claim credit for a viral AI-generated image of Gaza, highlighting complexities of authorship in online content. The image spread rapidly on social media after an Israeli strike in Rafah. Copyright laws do not protect AI-generated images, leading to disputes over ownership.

Israel-Gaza Conflict Cease-Fire Proposal

Israel's prime minister rejects Biden's proposal for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza, stating that long-standing conditions must be met first. The war continues as families of Israeli hostages urge immediate action.

Cease-fire proposal between Israel and Hamas

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the proposed cease-fire plan by U.S. President Joe Biden until long-standing conditions are met, including the destruction of Hamas' military capabilities and the release of all hostages. Families of hostages urge immediate action as the conflict in Gaza continues to escalate.

Debate over Ukraine's Use of Western Munitions and Russia's Threat of Nuclear Weapons

Fox News reports on the debate among NATO members on allowing Ukraine to use Western munitions for strikes on Russian soil. A senior ally of Putin warns that Russia is not bluffing about using tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine. The conflict could spill over into other countries. Biden authorized Kyiv to use U.S.-supplied weapons at military targets near the border with Russia.

Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks support for Kyiv amid Russian offensive

Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks support for Kyiv at Singapore security forum amid Russian offensive gains. US and Germany ease weapon use restrictions for Ukraine. Zelensky tours European nations for military aid and support for peace summit. Russia launches aerial attacks at Ukraine's energy sites.

Philippines-China Standoff in the South China Sea

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. warns China that any Filipino soldier killed by a Beijing water cannon would be considered an act of war, potentially dragging the U.S. into a conflict in the South China Sea.

Ukraine's authorization to strike Russian targets with American weapons

President Joe Biden has allowed Ukraine to strike certain targets on Russian soil with American weapons, a move criticized by some House Republican chairmen as a half measure. This decision comes after pressure from lawmakers and represents an escalation in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.

Ukrainian border town of Krasnopillia and the returning countrymen

The Ukrainian border town of Krasnopillia, near the only open checkpoint between Ukraine and Russia, welcomes returning countrymen from Russian captivity or fallen Ukrainian soldiers. Residents and the local newspaper staff offer warm welcomes.

Debate Among NATO Members on Ukraine's Use of Western Munitions Against Russia

Ukraine is pressuring NATO allies to allow it to use Western munitions to strike Russian targets to defend against Russian advances in Ukraine.

Russian Threat of Tactical Nuclear Weapons in Ukraine Conflict

Former Russian president warns that Moscow is willing to use tactical nuclear weapons in response to Western countries giving Ukraine permission to use their weapons against Russia. He claims that NATO countries sending troops to support Ukraine would escalate the conflict and potentially lead to a destructive response from Russia.

Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange

Ukraine and Russia exchange prisoners of war, with 150 people freed after negotiations mediated by the United Arab Emirates. The swap included Ukrainian military members, civilians, and the bodies of 212 Ukrainian defenders. Fox News reports on the debate among NATO members on allowing Ukraine to use Western munitions for strikes on Russian soil.

Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade

Jerusalem held its annual gay pride parade under heavy security and subdued vibe due to the solemn mood in Israel after months of war. LGBTQ supporters marched the streets of Jerusalem carrying rainbow flags, Israeli flags, and yellow ribbons. The turnout was smaller than in previous years.

Israeli Prime Minister's stance on ending war in Gaza for release of hostages

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not agree to end the war in Gaza in exchange for the release of hostages unless it is politically advantageous for him, according to a top Israeli security official. This has caused shock among the families of the hostages who have been held captive by Hamas. Cease-fire negotiations between Israel and Hamas remain deadlocked.

President Joe Biden Allows Ukraine to Use American Weapons to Strike Inside Russia

President Joe Biden allowed Ukraine to use American weapons to strike inside Russia in a specific region, a decision met with mixed reactions from Ukraine and allies.

Ukraine's Use of Western-Supplied Weapons Against Russian Attacks

Germany, France, Poland, and the US have given Ukraine the green light to use weapons supplied by them to defend against attacks from positions just over the Russian border. NATO has approved the use of Western-supplied missiles in the conflict. Russia has warned of a full-on war with the West in response.

Casualties in the Ukraine-Russia conflict

Ukraine claims over 500,000 Russian deaths and wounded in the ongoing conflict, celebrating it as a major achievement. Russia has likely lost 3,000 tanks in Ukraine but can sustain further losses. Estimates for Ukrainian casualties are harder to come by, with varying numbers from different sources.

Myanmar Civil War and Global Impact

Myanmar's military is battling to hold on to power as a civil war rages on, with rising cybercrime and drug trafficking affecting the region and beyond. The conflict began after the military ousted Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi in 2021, leading to a people's revolution and a humanitarian crisis in the country.

Israeli invasion of Gaza to destroy Hamas

Israel's invasion of Gaza nearly eight months ago aimed to destroy Hamas following attacks on October 7th. This article examines how close Israel is to achieving that goal by evaluating Hamas' capability on the battlefield, in governance, and controlling the narrative.

Protests outside former President Trump's trial in New York City

Protests outside New York City courtroom where former President Trump's trial is taking place escalate as supporters and anti-Trump protesters clash, with police intervention required.

Tensions between China and the U.S. over Taiwan

Lawmakers warn that failure to deter China from invading Taiwan could lead to deadly conflict with the U.S. Taiwan plays a critical role in global economy due to its semiconductor industry.

Debate Among NATO Members on Ukraine's Use of Western Munitions Against Russia

Fox News reports on the debate among NATO members on whether to allow Ukraine to use Western munitions and supplies for strikes on Russian soil. Russia conducted aerial attacks on Ukraine with cruise missiles, drones, and ballistic missiles. Ukraine's air force claimed to have shot down most of the missiles and drones. The situation in Ukraine remains tense with ongoing clashes and military movements.

Airstrike in Gaza witnessed by NBC News crew

NBC News crew witnesses airstrike in Gaza, resulting in at least four deaths including two young girls.

Debate Over Allowing Ukraine to Use Western Weapons Against Russia

The debate over allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons to strike targets inside Russia is gaining momentum, with Western leaders showing support. The Biden administration is considering lifting restrictions on weapon use by Ukraine, despite concerns of escalating conflict with Russia.

Recognition of Palestinian State by Spain, Ireland, and Norway

Spain, Ireland, and Norway have recognized a Palestinian state, causing a diplomatic move that was slammed by Israel. This move could encourage other Western powers to follow suit.

Israeli Forces in Gaza

Israeli forces continue to push deeper into the southern Gaza city of Rafah despite international pressure and a deadly weekend attack on a tent city. The White House is monitoring the situation closely.

French Mercenaries in Ukraine

French mercenaries have been accused of being in Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin, but France denies the allegations. The presence of regular military in Ukraine is seen as a step towards global conflict.

Former President Donald Trump's criticism of Judge Juan Merchan in hush money trial

Former President Donald Trump criticized Judge Juan Merchan before entering the courtroom for his hush money trial, claiming the case was brought against him because of Joe Biden and accusing the judge of being corrupt and conflicted.

Houthi Terrorist Attacks on Civilian Ships and U.S. Destroyers

Iran-backed Houthi terrorists claimed responsibility for missile attacks on civilian ships in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea, as well as drone attacks on U.S. destroyers. The attacks were supposedly in support of Palestinians in Gaza, targeting ships owned by or doing business with Israel and the U.S.

US and Ukraine concerns about Russia, Ukraine receiving F-16 fighter jets soon

US and Ukraine are concerned about Russia's actions; Ukraine receiving F-16 fighter jets soon but facing delays in military aid; Russia increasing manpower and equipment; Ukraine struggling to recruit troops and needs more weapons; focusing on enhancing military capabilities

NATO Chief's Remarks on Ukraine-Russia Conflict

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is facing calls for resignation after suggesting Ukraine should use Western-supplied missiles to attack Russian targets. Italian officials have criticized Stoltenberg's comments, emphasizing the need for caution and defensive aid only. Ukrainian President Zelensky supports the idea and urges shooting down Russian missiles over Ukrainian airspace.

Recent Developments in the Israel-Hamas War

Recent developments in the Israel-Hamas war have sparked controversy over civilian casualties in a strike by the Israeli air force, leading to investigations and condemnations by various parties.

Egyptian Soldier Killed Near Gaza Border

An Egyptian soldier was killed near the Gaza border in a shooting incident, with conflicting reports on whether it involved Israeli soldiers. Egypt and Israel have had a formal peace since 1978, but tensions persist.

Baltic states' drone wall and Russia's maritime border changes

Baltic states plan to build a 'drone wall' along their borders with Russia to counter new Russian kamikaze drone attacks. Russia plans to change maritime borders in the Baltic Sea, prompting concerns and responses from neighboring countries.