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June, 2026

  • 3 June

    Israel Wants to Control 70% of Gaza – Netanyahu

    Israel has no intention of leaving Gaza but wants to reoccupy the Gaza Strip. And anybody who says different is living in cloud cuckoo land! The promises made during the 10 October, 2025, ceasefire, and dictated by US president Donald Trump, have become mere ink-on-paper that means nothing but is …

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  • 3 June

    Turkey’s Palestinian State Fantasy After October 7, 2023

    For years, Israel was told that economic development, international aid, and territorial withdrawals would moderate Hamas. Instead, Hamas used billions of dollars in foreign assistance to build military tunnels, manufacture rockets, train terrorists, and prepare for war. The result was the slaughter of 1,200 Israelis and foreign nationals, as well …

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  • 2 June

    L’israélisation de l’armée américaine se poursuit

    Merci au Congrès et au président Trump ! Peu d’Américains connaissent l’histoire de la façon dont s’est développée la relation de «chien qui remue la queue» entre Israël et les États-Unis. La guerre remportée par Israël en 1967 contre ses voisins a démontré aux stratèges militaires de Washington comment un …

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  • 2 June

    Alerte au Liban : Deux génocides d’Israël en cours ?

    Le 18 novembre 2023, j’avais titré un article «Un génocide à Gaza?»1 alors que ce terme n’était pas encore utilisé dans les médias pour qualifier la guerre dite Israël Hamas suite à l’attaque du Hamas du 7 octobre 2023. Ce génocide des Palestiniens de la bande de Gaza par les …

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  • 2 June

    Trump’s Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the Search for a Middle East Exit Strategy

    The US President Donald Trump hints at plans to expand the Abraham Accords as an exit strategy from the Iran war, along with announcing the end of the US naval blockade of Iran. This move could shift regional security to Israel, making the US less responsible. A Diplomatic Exit Strategy …

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  • 2 June

    What Do the Gulf States Really Want?

    The confrontation is not with the Iranian people, heirs to a great civilization and among the first victims of the regime that rules over them. The confrontation is with the Iranian regime: the Revolutionary Guards, the militias, hostage diplomacy, ballistic missiles, nuclear ambitions, and the systematic destabilization of Arab states …

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  • 2 June

    Iran Update Special Report, May 31, 2026

    Key Takeaways US President Donald Trump has requested several amendments to the draft US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU) as the United States and Iran remain at odds over key issues. Officials said that Trump specifically requested amendments to the draft’s text about how and when the United States would secure …

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  • 2 June

    Battle of Beijing. How the pilgrimage of trump and Putin to Xi Jinping ended

    In May, Xi Jinping received a rare and undoubtedly pleasant opportunity to be at the center of world politics. One by one, it was visited by the leaders of the United States and Russia. Such summits always attract attention, especially when they practically merge together. On May 14, Trump arrived …

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  • 2 June

    Israel Reacts to U.S.-Iran Talks with Escalation

    Israel has escalated pressure on Hamas and Hezbollah by moving deeper into both Gaza and Lebanon and killing two successive leaders of Hamas’ military wing. Israeli leaders view the combat as increasing their leverage before finalization of a U.S.-Iran peace agreement that reportedly will require Israel to halt its operations …

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  • 2 June

    Surging Inflation and Soaring Unemployment Batter Iranian Economy

    As Trump weighs peace deal, Iranians face inflation and unemployment from sanctions and a U.S. blockade. The U.S. and Iran are in the midst of intense negotiations over a Memorandum of Understanding that could end the current war, while lifting the blockade on Iran and gradually resuming global maritime access …

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