Terrorism

Armed Group's Deadly Attack Sends Shockwaves Through Eastern Iraq

An armed group equipped with explosives and firearms has left a trail of devastation in eastern Iraq, claiming the lives of 11 innocent people. The attack unfolded on Thursday night in the Muqdadiyah area of Diyala province, shaking the region to its core. The horrifying incident began with a roadside bomb explosion, which served as a sinister prelude to a nightmarish sequence of events. As rescuers and bystanders hurried to the scene, gunmen unleashed a barrage of gunfire, showing a complete disregard for human life. Two security officials, speaking anonymously due to restrictions, described the gruesome attack...

Gavin Newsom denounces 'evil' Hamas organization after Oakland residents defend terrorist group

California Governor, Gavin Newsom, has spoken out against the 'evil' actions of the Hamas organization following an incident in Oakland, where residents defended the Palestinian terrorist group. A video of an Oakland City Council meeting went viral, capturing the shocking moment when residents voiced their support for Hamas, the group responsible for over 1,200 deaths in a recent attack on Israel...

Biden admin accused of aiding Palestinian 'pay for slay' as terrorists profit in Hamas deal, experts claim

Many of the newly released convicted Palestinian terrorists who are part of a swap that secured the freedom of some Israeli and foreign hostages held by the terrorist movement Hamas could receive U.S. funds via the Palestinian Authority, an expert on the matter claimed. Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch (PMW), an Israeli-based organization researching Palestinian society, told Fox News Digital, 'The American and European funding boosts the Palestinian Authority budget by $600 million. The Palestinian Authority pays the salaries of imprisoned terrorists and the family members of the martyrs and the amount comes to $300 million a year.'..

US 'Closer' Than Ever to Hostage Deal Amid Israel-Hamas Standoff

The United States is inching closer to brokering a deal with Israel and Hamas to secure the release of hostages in Gaza, according to deputy national security adviser Jon Finer. During an appearance on NBC's 'Meet the Press,' Finer expressed optimism about the progress made in negotiations, stating, 'I believe we are closer than we have been in quite some time, maybe closer than we have been since the beginning of this process, to getting this deal done.'..