Families of American victims who were murdered during the October 7th Hamas attack filed a federal lawsuit against Iran on Sunday for the country’s role in supporting the carnage.
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The Swedish government has begun sending out Cold War style pamphlets, urging its citizens to prepare for possible war and disasters after the Biden administration authorized the Ukrainian government to utilize western supplied long-range missiles in its war with Russia, crossing Putin’s red line.
Read More Swedish Government Distributes Millions of Pamphlets on Preparing for War and Disasters
Israel’s parliament passed a law on Thursday that will allow the Jewish State to begin deporting family members of Palestinian attackers, including the country’s own citizens, to the Gaza Strip or other locations.
Read More Israel Approves Law Permitting Deportation Of Family Members Of Palestinian ‘Attackers’
The suspect accused of shooting an East Valley Democratic office in Tempe, Arizona, has been indicted on charges that include terrorism.
Read More Arizona: Man Accused Of Shooting DNC Campaign Office Indicted On Terrorism Charges
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) stated on Wednesday that it launched a “series of strikes” in the Middle East this week, targeting ISIS fighters in Syria and reportedly taking down 35 terrorists.
Read More U.S. Strikes ISIS Camps In Syria, Killing At Least 35 Terrorists
A top al-Qaeda operative, jailed in 2008 for his role in orchestrating a terror plot, recently had his parole bid blocked after it was determined that he was likely to revert back to acts of terror.
Read More Parole Denied for Imprisoned Top U.K. Al-Qaeda Operative Linked to Past Terror Plot