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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman attends a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia December 6, 2023. (photo credit: Sputnik/Sergei Savostyanov/Pool via REUTERS) Saudi Arabia acknowledged that it had helped the newly forged regional military coalition — Israel, the United States, Jordan, the United Kingdom, and France — repel an  Iranian attack  against the Jewish state early Sunday morning, according to a story on KAN News. The story spoke of the Saudi involvement in the military defensive operation in which 99% of the Iranian drones and missiles were destroyed before hitting their targets.  Many of the drones and missiles had to travel over Jordanian and Saudi airspace to reach Israel.  Don't settle for anything less than the best! Join the world's most reliable broker: FxPro Sponsored by FxPro The Best Men's Shoes for Walking and Standing All Day Sponsored by Comfort Men Shoes This simple men's top is loved by thousands of men Spons

IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi gives a statement to the media at an army base in southern Israel, December 26, 2023. (photo credit: FLASH90) IDF Chief of Staff  Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi on Monday night spoke at the Nevatim air force base in southern Israel, which Iran targeted and partially hit on Sunday, saying, “We are weighing our steps, and the firing of so many missiles, including cruise missiles, and drones at the State of Israel’s territory, will be responded to.” Halevi added that he was uplifted by the massive defensive support umbrella provided by the US to help shoot down Iran’s swarms of aerial attacks. In addition, he said that he knew that the pilots at the base were ready for any mission against Iran or other adversaries that he and the government would set down for them. Regarding reports that the damage to Nevatim was more extensive than  originally admitted by the IDF , the military doubled down on Monday, calling the reports incorrect. Varying reports of damage to Isra

Donald Trump is making history  Monday as the first former president to  stand trial  on criminal charges, a watershed moment for American politics, the presidential election and Trump himself. Trump — the  presumptive Republican nominee  for president — is required to be present for the entire trial, which could last as long as eight weeks. He’s pleaded  not guilty  to 34 counts of falsifying business records, a low-level felony punishable by up to four years in prison.  Before t he trial kick ed  off  with jury selection  Monday ,   lawyers from both sides argued over some of the more sensational evidence that prosecutors are hoping to use to show why Trump was eager to bury negative stories about himself during the 2016 presidential election. “The name of this case is the People of the State of New York versus Donald Trump,” Judge Juan Merchan told the initial group of 96 potential jurors in the afternoon. Trump stood and turned around when he was introduced as the defendant, and ga

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant explains that the IDF withdrew from Khan Yunis on Sunday ahead of a coming Rafah operation. April 7, 2024. (Credit: Communications Minister of Defense) As reports emerge of the IDF's withdrawal from Khan Yunis to prepare for a Rafah operation, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant tours the IDF's Southern Command, saying that IDF preparing for next stage. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant  said on Sunday that the IDF withdrew from  Khan Yunis  after Hamas ceased to function in the area, adding that the troops left in preparation for a coming Rafah operation. While speaking at the IDF's Southern Command base, he stated, "The withdrawal of the troops from Khan Yunis was carried out after Hamas ceased to function as a military organization in the city, the forces left to prepare for the operation in Rafah."   Man is sick of neighbors using his pool so he does this Sponsored by loansocieties.com What is Outbrain The defense minister said this in ligh

U.S. Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS) speaks to members of the press while passing through the Senate subway at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 19, 2022. (photo credit: SARAH SILBIGER/REUTERS) It's wrong for the  US to make demands  of an ally and suggest that vital aid will be withheld unless those demands are met,  Sen. Roger Wicker  (R-MS) said on Monday from the senate floor.  President Joe Biden's recent call for a ceasefire plays directly into Hamas' hands and the priority should be the release of the hostages and victory for Israel, Wicker, the ranking member of the Senate Committee on Armed Services, said.  "But instead of displaying American resolve, our  President  seems to be mollifying the left wing of his party," Wicker said. "Calling for a ceasefire instead of hostage release and unconditional victory creates a false equivalence between Israel and Hamas." Don't settle for anything less than the best! Join the world's mos