The Irish band “Kneecap,” a hip hop trio from West Belfast, Northern Ireland, stirred up controversy at Coachella on Saturday as the group projected a message that read “Free Palestine” above the stage — while simultaneously accusing Israel of genocide during their set.
Read More Irish Band Kneecap Stirs Controversy At Coachella After Projecting ‘F*** Israel, Free Palestine’ Message
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated on Sunday that the mass deportation of illegal aliens with criminal records remains the Trump administration’s top priority.
Read More Kristi Noem: Detaining And Deporting Dangerous Criminal Aliens Remains The Top Priority
Plea deals for three Islamist terrorists behind the 9/11 attacks are likely to have their lives spared after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin lost his bid to stop agreements that would spare them the death penalty.
Read More 9/11 Terrorists To Avoid Death Penalty As Judge Rejects Pentagon’s Effort To Block Plea Deals
With the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz coming up on January 27th, Poland announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “will be arrested” if he enters the country, in adherence to the “International Criminal Courts (ICC) arrest warrant.”
Read More Poland: Netanyahu Will Be Arrested If He Visits 80th Anniversary Of The Liberation Of Auschwitz
After Ukraine accused Russia of using banned chemical weapons on the battlefield, the director of Russia’s Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological weapons defense unit was murdered on Tuesday in a bombing outside a Moscow apartment building.
Read More Head of Russia’s Nuclear Defense Killed in Moscow Bombing; Ukraine Claims Responsibility
The International Criminal Court (ICC) released an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant, Israel’s former defense minister, for “crimes against humanity and war crimes.”
Read More ICC Issues Arrest Warrants For Netanyahu and Gallant, Citing ‘Crimes Against Humanity And War Crimes’