Benny Avni is a columnist who has published in the New York Post, WSJOpinion,…
New American sanctions announced Friday are part of President Trump’s ‘policy of maximum pressure on Iran and its terrorist proxies,’ such as Hezbollah, according to a Department of State statement.
The latest Palestinian attempt at establishing full UN membership was in May 2024, when the American alternate ambassador at the time, Robert Wood, vetoed it. He tells the Sun his position has not changed.
Are such concerns justified? Will they ultimately force a crisis between the world body and its host country, or even eviction from New York? For now, UN officials are working hard to minimize the concerns.
Tehran could use the earthquake to try to convince enemies to refrain from destroying its nuclear facilities. Yet sources tell the Sun that such strikes can be executed with minimal environmental consequences.
While UN officials tell the Sun they are looking into the matter, they also protest that the incriminating photo was taken without the Nazi sympathizer’s consent.
New strikes by America are intensifying an ongoing campaign launched over the weekend to end Houthi aggression and the Iran proxy’s blockade of global ship traffic in the Red Sea.
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