Israel’s largest offensive in Gaza to date is underway, and the world is watching.
But what most people don’t see is just how deeply the United States is involved, on both sides of the fight.
Protesters armed with rocks, sticks and more have been clashing with Federal agents in LA as the agents served valid arrest warrants across the city. In the video below, a criminal in a motorcycle helmet is seen throwing large rocks at a convoy of federal law enforcement vehicles.
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Danny Danon absolutely destroys UN Relief official Tom Fletcher over his false claims — like the widely debunked “14,000 babies” narrative — and exposes how this kind of propaganda fuels deadly violence, like the murders of Sarah and Yaron.
Major revelation:
Danon accuses the UN of actively colluding with Hamas to block humanitarian aid — using mafia-style threats and even purging NGOs from the Shared Aid Database if they support the new aid delivery system.
@ChuckHolton When how should a community organize together and work to stop this sort of violence like the groups of people throwing rocks down on the cops from streets above? There has got to be a better way to stop this sort of thing than just having to rely on terrible governments. Of course I know it starts in our families and local communities first.
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In the race to electrify the world’s highways, China has surged ahead. Today, over 60% of all electric vehicles (EVs) sold globally are made in China. Brands like BYD and NIO are quickly becoming household names—not just in Asia, but in Europe, South America, and the United States. And on the surface, it all looks like progress: cleaner air, better technology, cheaper cars.
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In the race to electrify the world’s highways, China has surged ahead. Today, over 60% of all electric vehicles (EVs) sold globally are made in China. Brands like BYD and NIO are quickly becoming household names—not just in Asia, but in Europe, South America, and the United States. And on the surface, it all looks like progress: cleaner air, better technology, cheaper cars.
