Three more countries have joined the original 25 nations that released a joint statement this week calling for the immediate end of the war in Gaza and accusing Israel of not allowing sufficient aid in, demanding it must do so to comply with international humanitarian law.

"We, the signatories listed below, come together with a simple, urgent message: the war in Gaza must end now," the original statement, released on July 21, began. "The suffering of civilians in Gaza has reached new depths. The Israeli government’s aid delivery model is dangerous, fuels instability and deprives Gazans of human dignity."

Throughout the conflict, Israel has maintained they are sending enough aid into Gaza but international aid organizations have repeatedly said there is not enough aid, and the United Nations has reported conditions of malnutrition inside of Gaza.

The statement was initially signed by the foreign ministers of Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the U.K. The foreign ministers of Greece, Malta and Cyprus have now also signed the statement as of July 22.
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🚨🚨@DNIGabbard calls BS on the Obama statement — saying he's "trying to deflect away from what actually happened."

"Led by President Obama, there was an effort to create a document that would serve as a foundation for what would be a years-long coup against President Trump."

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JUST IN: President Trump has announced a wave of federal disaster relief approvals totaling over $132 million to aid recovery efforts in four hard-hit states.

In a series of posts, he detailed speaking directly with governors to greenlight the funds, starting with Kentucky, where he approved two declarations worth $28.9 million and $27.1 million for storms in April and May, for a combined $56 million. POTUD noted that Governor Andy Beshear expressed thanks and praised the response teams, adding, “I LOVE KENTUCKY!”

He then highlighted Michigan, approving $50 million in public assistance to help rebound from brutal winter storms, calling it an honor after chatting with Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

For Indiana—a state The President proudly recalled winning decisively in 2016, 2020, and 2024—he authorized $15.1 million for severe spring flooding and tornadoes, confident in Governor Mike Braun’s leadership for a swift comeback.

Finally, the CIC granted $11.7 million to West Virginia for June’s devastating tornadoes and floods, following a conversation with Governor Patrick Morrisey, whom he described as wonderful, while affirming his affection for the state and its people.
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NEW - A major incident has been declared by police in Bristol UK, with a man arrested and a large number of people evacuated from their homes. The bomb squad are currently on the scene and a 100m cordon is in place.

https://www.disclose.tv/id/5kbsj0alo1/

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Nigel Farage has announced a series of tough-on-crime measures that will include sending Britain’s worst offenders to serve out their sentences in tough foreign prisons.

In a speech in London, the Reform UK leader unveiled plans to rent jail space in other countries, including El Salvador and Albania, if his party comes to power after the next general election.

Among his promises was a pledge to recruit 30,000 new police officers over five years, scrap any force diversity quotas, end early release for prisoners convicted of serious violent, sexual or knife offences and deport 10,400 foreign offenders currently in UK jails.

His speech comes amid rising concern about crime in Britain. A Survation poll, published by The Sun On Sunday, found 49% of people thought the UK was "becoming a lawless country".

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Join us for Episode 62 of Absolute Storm!

- NOW I’M THE HUNTER
- HOROWITZ REPORT
- [OBAMA]
- FEISTY MAXWELL TAKE
- SETH RICH NEWS
- ODD PLANE NEWS THREAD
- OZZY SAYS GOODBYE
- ABSOLUTE HEALTH w/ BB MAGUIRE
- ARTIST OF THE WEEK

Show starts at 9pm EDT!

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This.

Contrary to popular belief - Ozzy was actually a Christian. And had been for at least the past 30 years.

His lead guitarist Zakk Wylde is also a Christian.

Ozzy never had any demons, pentagrams or Satanic imagery onstage. Quite the opposite - His stages were almost always adorned with angels and crosses (and not upside down ones).

And even Black Sabbath, whilst touching upon Occult themes, was not Satanic. Tony Iommi is a Christian as well.

Ozzy has openly stated his belief in Jesus Christ.

Ozzy also never beat his kids or cheated on his wife. Sharon did, however, cheat on him and he forgave her.

Sometimes to fight the darkness, you have to work within it and learn about it. You cannot defeat an enemy without knowledge of said enemy.

Working in the dark to serve the light is a thing.

Even the bat incident was overblown - he thought it was a plastic bat, and was too hammered drunk to know the difference.

Was Ozzy perfect? Hell no. Not at all. Was he a role model? Probably not. But he also owned his imperfections.

And FWIW: He is NOWHERE near any of the Pedo lists.

Ozzy is NOT who many believe he was.

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A woman from central Israel was arrested by the Shin Bet after allegedly conspiring with others to harm Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu using an explosive device.

The arrest took place about two weeks ago. Since then, the suspect has been released under restrictive conditions, including a ban on approaching government institutions and the Prime Minister.

Kan News reported that an indictment is expected to be filed against her on Thursday, accusing her of conspiracy to commit a crime and conspiracy to commit an act of terror.
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Roy Black, a prominent Miami defense lawyer whose clients included Jeffrey Epstein and William Kennedy Smith has died at the age of 80, his law partner said Tuesday.

The Miami Herald reported that Black, a father of two, died on Monday at his home in Coral Gables.

Black represented, and won, a slew of high-profile clients, including Justin Bieber and race car driver Helio Castroneves.

In Miami, Black was viewed in legal circles as the GOAT, the greatest of all time, said fellow defense attorney David O. Markus, who compared his late colleague to NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan.
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Voice of America (VOA) managers met multiple times with Chinese officials seeking to influence more favorable U.S. coverage of their country, part of a larger dynamic that proved to the "detriment of America" and its taxpayer-funded media operation for the world, Trump adviser Kari Lake told Just the News.

Lake, the president's senior adviser for the U.S. Agency for Global Media, said the meetings with communist China officials both in Washington and abroad were discovered as part of an investigation that exposed undue foreign influence on the VOA's operations.

Lake said the coverage was skewed to portray the country in a positive light, and that at least one VOA official with the Mandarin language division had pledged his support for the CCP at one of the meetings.

Lake also confirmed previous Just the News reporting that VOA hired multiple Chinese nationals with ties to Chinese state media, and sponsored hundreds of visas for other foreign journalists to come work at the USAGM subsidiary. 

The agency used J1 cultural exchange visas, which are not designed for use as a general work authorization, to sponsor more than 400 foreign journalists from 2009 through the end of the last administration. Nearly 100 of those are from countries that could present particular security concerns, including at least three Chinese nationals who worked for Chinese Communist Party-controlled state-owned media outlets.
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Chenguang Gong, a 59-year-old resident of San Jose, pled guilty on Monday to stealing missile-tracking technology from a research and development firm in the Los Angeles area.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) described Gong as a dual citizen of the United States and China. He came to the United States around 1993 and became a U.S. citizen in 2011. He earned a Master of Science degree in electrical engineering from Clemson and has done Ph.D. work at Stanford.

He was hired by the unnamed research and development firm in January 2023 as an “application-specific integrated circuit design manager responsible for the design, development and verification of its infrared sensors.”

Three months after he was hired, Gong allegedly began downloading thousands of files from his work computer to “personal storage devices.” Many of those files contained proprietary data and trade secrets, including details of a space-based system for detecting missile launches and tracking hypersonic weapons.

The company Gong took the files from was also involved with designing sensors that allow American military aircraft to detect and defeat heat-seeking missiles.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is facing protests across the country after signing a controversial bill on Tuesday that critics say will neuter the independence of two prominent anti-corruption bodies.

As Ukrainian and Russian delegations prepare to meet in Istanbul, Turkey, for a new round of ceasefire talks, Zelenskyy and his allies are facing a groundswell of opposition at home.

On Tuesday, Zelenskyy signed a controversial law passed by parliament that will bring the Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and its partner organization, the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO), under the direct control of the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO).

Both bodies were set up in the aftermath of Ukraine's pro-Western Maidan Revolution in 2014, with the intention of rooting out systemic corruption and helping Kyiv reform its democratic system with an eye on European Union accession.
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But of course😒: Left-wing organizations linked financially to George and Alexander Soros’s Open Society Foundations are suing President Donald Trump’s administration, claiming illegal aliens at Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center are having their First and Fifth Amendment rights violated.

A lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), representing a handful of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and illegal aliens, is asking a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against Trump’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for allegedly violating the so-called due process rights of Alligator Alcatraz detainees.

The lawsuit claims the Trump administration is violating the First and Fifth Amendment rights of about 700 illegal aliens currently held at Alligator Alcatraz by allegedly banning in-person legal visitation, confidential communications, and confidential exchanges of documents.

ACLU lawyers have said Alligator Alcatraz is cruel because of its proximity to alligators, pythons, mosquitoes, and swampland.
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Eight children from the same choir were raced to hospital mid-performance after suffering seizures in a church.

The horror episode unfolded around 7pm Monday in Cambridge, Massachusetts, as the children all experienced seizures at the same time.

Some of the children said that they started feeling unwell during their choir performance at St. Paul's Parish church due to an odor, reports WCVB. Witnesses also told first responders they smelled an odor, however crews reportedly said they did not detect any strange smells when they arrived.

All of the children were aged between 11 and 13 and were part of a traveling choir from France.

Cambridge Fire Chief Thomas Cahill said that the situation 'quickly escalated', and said the children were all transported to nearby hospitals. Their condition is unknown.

'This was somewhat unusual,' Cahill said. 'It was a routine medical call that quickly escalated into transporting eight children to the hospital. Not common.' Officials said they are baffled by what caused the mass-seizures, as hazmat teams scoured the building and found nothing that appeared to have triggered it.

Cahill said that the children showed no signs of being unwell prior to the performance. He told the Boston Globe: 'At this time we are not sure of what caused the reaction.' He said that the choir performers are expected to be OK, but did not offer details over their conditions.

Fire crews and hazmat teams conducted a sweep of the building and found no hazardous materials, and said they were ventilated as a precaution.
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