Trumps unconstitutional capture of a foreign president and threat to take control of his country absent a declaration of war alarms those who favor the rule of law …
- Trump Should Have Tried to Get Congressional Authorization if He Wanted to Strike Venezuela and Capture Maduro (Reason)
- Capture of Maduro and US Claim It Will Run Venezuela Raise New Legal Questions (AP)
- Thomas Massie, Rand Paul Weigh in on Trump’s Venezuela Strike (Cincinnati Enquirer)
… but brings joy and hope for an invasion of Iran to those who despise the rule of law:
- Venezuela Today, Iran Tomorrow? (Israel Hayom)
- Lapid, Chikli: US Arrest of Maduro a Message to Iranian Regime (Jerusalem Post)
“A foreign tech billionaire, who works in cyber security, and used to work for a foreign defense intelligence unit, is openly calling for the limiting of the First Amendment on American television” — Mehdi Hasan, British-American journalist and editor-in-chief/CEO of new media company Zeteo:
“Over the past week, some 15,000 people have been displaced from the region, according to the UN’s International Organization for Migration”:
Israeli war crimes continue:
“The death toll … reached at least 15 killed, it added, with more than 580 arrests”:
- What to Know About the Protests Now Shaking Iran as Tensions Remain High over Its Nuclear Program (AP)
Mamdani reissued an order “verbatim, … that established the city’s office to combat antisemitism, but” rescinded Eric Addams’s orders “that equated criticism of Israel with hatred of Jewish people, and the other banned city agencies from boycotting Israel”:
“When … Trump harshly warned Iran not to dare harm the protesters in Tehran, adding that his administration was ‘locked and loaded’ to act against the Ayatollah regime, …Trump’s threat played into the Iranian regime’s hands, which used it to ‘prove’ that foreign forces are behind the mass protests”:
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