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Political activist and writer Sam Husseini, who was ousted from a joint media conference by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, accuses the media of lying about his goal at the event. He had a question about Israel’s nuclear arsenal.
- Israel votes to ban critics of state and military from entering schools
Israel’s parliament has passed a law giving the education minister sweeping powers to ban any organizations critical of the Israeli state or military from entering schools. - Nervous, are we? Ex-ambassador McFaul on defensive over Russia’s wish to question him
Russian prosecutors have named the former US ambassador in Moscow as a person of interest in an investigation – and Michael McFaul appears to be quite unnerved. He seems to think Russian President Vladimir Putin is after him. - ‘I stood up to the world’: Bibi reportedly boasted that Israel convinced Trump to nix Iran nuke deal
Benjamin Netanyahu said that it was Israel that convinced Donald Trump to ditch the landmark Iranian nuclear deal in a recording released by local media. Bibi insists that he “had to stand up against the whole world.” - My grandfather, Lithuanian hero & Jew-killer: US author’s journey to discover dark family past
A US author who promised to write a book about her grandfather, a Lithuanian national hero, is now campaigning for his role in slaughtering Jews and collaborating with the Nazis to be recognized.
- ‘Threat to the world’: Hungary to pull out of ‘extreme’ UN migration pact
Hungary has said it will withdraw from a new UN migration pact before its final approval and called the agreement a “threat to the world.” - Longest lunar eclipse of the century is coming: What you need to know
The longest lunar eclipse of the 21st century and the chance to see Mars up close is almost upon us, here’s everything you need to know to catch the mesmerizing event. - ‘Important verbal agreements’ made at Trump-Putin summit – Russian ambassador to US
Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump did reach key unwritten deals during their talks in Finland, but there is nothing secretive about what they discussed, Russia’s ambassador in Washington, Anatoly Antonov, says. - Iran sets up factory to build uranium enrichment centrifuge components
Iran has completed a new factory to produce components for uranium enrichment centrifuges, however it is not yet in operation as Tehran hopes the landmark 2015 nuclear deal will stand, even as it prepares for its fall. - ‘I stood up to the world’: Bibi reportedly boasted that Israel convinced Trump to nix Iran nuke dealBenjamin Netanyahu said that it was Israel that convinced Donald Trump to ditch the landmark Iranian nuclear deal in a recording released by local media. Bibi insists that he “had to stand up against the whole world.”
- Israel votes to ban critics of state and military from entering schoolsIsrael’s parliament has passed a law giving the education minister sweeping powers to ban any organizations critical of the Israeli state or military from entering schools.
- Impending apocalypse? Egypt poised to open mystery black sarcophagus & Twitter fears worst
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a massive 2,000-year-old sealed tomb and now they want to open it to see what (or who) is inside – much to the horror of easily-spooked tweeters. - When fake news kills: India’s top court and WhatsApp aim to fight mob violence over false rumors
At least 25 people have been lynched in recent months in India after false rumors were posted on WhatsApp and social media. The Supreme Court is calling for anti-lynching laws, while the app launched a campaign against fake news. - Israel’s nukes, not Syria: Man kicked out from Trump-Putin summit says AP misquoted himPolitical activist and writer Sam Husseini, who was ousted from a joint media conference by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, accuses the media of lying about his goal at the event. He had a question about Israel’s nuclear arsenal.
- Nervous, are we? Ex-ambassador McFaul on defensive over Russia’s wish to question himRussian prosecutors have named the former US ambassador in Moscow as a person of interest in an investigation – and Michael McFaul appears to be quite unnerved. He seems to think Russian President Vladimir Putin is after him.
- Rising sea levels could wipe out web within 15yrs, study finds
The internet we know and love is at risk of extinction thanks to the threat of climate change. Rising sea levels could wipe out thousands of miles of fiber optic cables buried in densely-populated coastal areas of the US. - Man who had sex with horse claims filly winked to give consent
An Australian man has been jailed for having sex with a horse. Daniel Raymond Webb-Jackson, 31, told the New South Wales court the 2-year-old filly gave consent by smelling his crotch and winking at him.
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