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Dr. Mike Evans to urge Trump to recognize Somaliland
Dr. Mike Evans to urge Trump to recognize Somaliland. Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi received the Friends of Zion Award in Jerusalem from Dr. Mike Evans, in recognition of Somaliland’s embassy opening in the city and growing ties with Israel, at a ceremony attended by diplomats
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UK Prime Minister Starmer announces resignation
UK Prime Minister Starmer announces resignation. The Labour Party leader said he would step down and allow the party to choose a successor. The leading candidate to replace Starmer is former Manchester mayor Andy Burnham.
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Irans oil windfall fuels rapid rebuild of ballistic missile array
Iran’s oil windfall fuels rapid rebuild of ballistic missile array. Iran’s oil exports are returning to levels seen during the original nuclear deal.
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CAM weekly antisemitism report Foiled White House plot targeted pro-Israel lawmakers
CAM weekly antisemitism report – Foiled White House plot targeted pro-Israel lawmakers. Thwarted terror plot to attack “UFC Freedom 250” event at the White House with explosive drones and gunfire
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UN Watch chief seeks indictment of UNRWA head
UN Watch chief seeks indictment of UNRWA head. Hillel Neuer accused outgoing commissioner-general Philippe Lazzarini of enabling Hamas and called for criminal charges.
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Pro-Israel candidate wins Colombian presidential election
Pro-Israel candidate wins Colombian presidential election. Abelardo de la Espriella pledged to open an embassy in Jerusalem and renew a strategic alliance with the Jewish state.
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Israels PR czar urges nixing victimhood messaging
Israel’s PR czar urges nixing victimhood messaging. “Israel is fighting the world’s fight, and it is a battle of good vs. evil,” Tzipi Hotovely said
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Netanyahu Iran campaign laid the groundwork for fall of the regime
Netanyahu: Iran campaign laid the groundwork for fall of the regime. “Once the rift between the regime and the people is so deep, you cannot tell when such a regime will fall,” said the premier.
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Majority of women abducted in Syria sectarian violence remain missing report finds
Majority of women abducted in Syria sectarian violence remain missing, report finds. In 2025, the Syrian Feminist Lobby documented 82 abduction cases across the Syrian coast, western Hama countryside, and Homs. Some 10% were girls, while 90% were women aged 15 to 40.






