“It wasn\u2019t immediately clear who was behind these incidents, but they happened as a senior Iranian official reiterated his country\u2019s claim of control over the waterway and another said it had a right to seize oil tankers connected to the U.S.”:<\/p>\n
The Zionist war on free speech — and the resistance — continues:<\/p>\n
\u201cThere is no need to continue this war that should not have happened” — China\u2019s foreign ministry:<\/p>\n
“Thursday’s vote on a Democratic resolution to rein in Mr. Trump’s authority was 212-212, falling just short of a majority” …<\/p>\n
… but “Republican senators are warning that any request from President Trump for tens of billions of dollars to pay for the Iran war will have a tough time passing the Senate, as patience wanes over what they say is a lack of a clear plan to end the conflict”:<\/p>\n
The author of \u201cHow to Sell a Genocide: The Media\u2019s Complicity in the Destruction of Gaza” identifies “seven statistical findings that prove the U.S. media\u2019s bias against Palestinians”:<\/p>\n
Objectors say “saying the way bodies would be buried, without embalming, could create a health hazard. The mosque agreed to defer approval of the permit for 30 days so they can have a meeting with the neighbors to address their concerns”:<\/p>\n
“Several of the world\u2019s most critical submarine cable routes run through the Middle East” …<\/p>\n
… and ” Iran is looking at ways of providing limited connectivity to approved individuals and entities amid a continued state-imposed internet shutdown, with a tiered access model<\/a> currently being offered that experts have said still undermines the digital rights of Iranians”:<\/p>\n “[T]he document insists that Epic Fury is simply the continuation ‘of an armed conflict with Iran<\/a> that has been ongoing for years'” without a Congressional declaration of war:<\/p>\n\n