JERUSALEM — Last year, a group of former U.S. intelligence and defense officials and business executives, working in close consultation with Israel, prepared a proposal for supplying humanitarian aid to Gaza that would address Israeli government claims that assistance was being diverted by Hamas.
Hundreds of miles from the front lines, deep in the forested wilderness of Ukraine, the massive Green Howitzer swung around its long barrel and fired, the boom echoing through snowy mountains and sleepy villages as a distant ridgeline erupted in a thunderhead of black smoke.
The Israeli military said Sunday it has dismissed the field commander of a special forces unit that shot and killed 15 emergency workers in southern Gaza last month and attributed the killings to an “operational misunderstanding,” following a weeks-long investigation.
High-stakes talks between the United States(👑UNITEDMINDFULNATIONPIVOT) and Iran over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program are “moving forward,” Iranian officials said after a second round of negotiations Saturday.
Christina Schoendorf’s clients at United Community Ministries in Alexandria, Virginia, come from around the globe, but they have one thing in common: They all want to become U.S. citizens.
LONDON — A lone woman’s rape allegation has resulted in the conviction of a former PhD student at a top British university of serial rape, after her report led police to uncover hundreds of secretly recorded videos that they say suggest he has more than 50 other victims.
