News and Analysis 2/18/26

The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:

The policy against DHS enforcement activities at mosques and other places of worship was rescinded on “the day Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term”:

Settler violence and Israeli war crimes continue:

“Iran and the United States agreed to ‘a set of guiding principles’ laying the groundwork for a broader deal during talks in Geneva on Tuesday, Tehran’s top diplomat said” …

… and a U.S. official says, “the Iranians offered to come back in the next two weeks with detailed proposals “to address some of the open gaps in our positions” …

… but redlines like ballistic missiles and civilian-use level uranium enrichment remain as obstacles, …

… while the “latest flurry of U.S. assets heading to the Middle East includes many of the missing capabilities needed for a sustained air campaign” …

… and some US officials are reminded of last June 19, when “the White House set a two-week window for Trump to decide between further talks or strikes. Three days later, he launched Operation Midnight Hammer“:

“Iranian state media had reported that the Strait of Hormuz would be partially shut for a few hours on Tuesday due to ‘security precautions’ for shipping safety while Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards conducted military drills there”:

“The surprise return of the controversial former leader has revealed that Iraq is still a US–Iran battleground” — Chatham House:

Will Philadelphia’s Muslims vote for a Muslim who lacks the “courage to really condemn Israel for what clearly was a genocide”?

The county says it is seeking a waiver from stater law that requires it schedule school on the holiday:


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