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Trump questioned Israel’s 2005 Gaza withdrawal, proposing U.S. control to transform it into a “Freedom Zone” free of terror.
Trump proposes U.S. control of Gaza, calling it a “good thing” to replace terror with stability, security, and prosperity.
Trump exposed Hamas’ brutality through hostages’ testimony—no mercy, no compassion, only beatings—proving again who the real enemy is.
In the Oval Office, Trump rebuffed misleading narratives on Gaza, affirming the war will end only with terror’s defeat.
In the Oval Office, Secretary Hegseth vowed harsh retaliation against the Houthis, signaling a new phase in U.S. strategy.
In a powerful Oval Office moment, Trump and Netanyahu issued a final warning to Iran: peace or devastating consequences await.
Trump’s upcoming Iran talks could reshape the region—Israel’s future hinges on whether diplomacy fails or emboldens the world’s most dangerous terror regime.
Israeli defense officials condemn U.S.-backed security failure at Netzarim Corridor, demanding full IDF control after Hamas militants moved freely.
UCLA students had visas revoked after organizing pro-Hamas rallies, violating U.S. law by supporting a designated terrorist organization.
A massive U.S. military airlift is underway, signaling Washington’s readiness for war as diplomacy with Iran teeters on collapse.
Prime Minister Netanyahu meets President Trump in Washington to strengthen U.S.-Israel ties and address urgent security, economic, and regional challenges.
Saudi Arabia fears Houthi retaliation after U.S. strikes; key infrastructure on alert as Iran’s terror proxies threaten regional escalation.
U.S. airstrikes in Yemen target Iran-backed Houthis, killing four, injuring sixteen, as America confronts Tehran’s regional terror network.
A third of the U.S. Navy mobilizes for a potential strike on Iran, signaling unprecedented force and unwavering resolve.
General David Petraeus reveals U.S. strike plans against Iran would target nuclear sites, missiles, and air defenses to prevent retaliation.
Iran-backed Houthis escalate war in the Red Sea, targeting USS Truman as U.S. responds with daily strikes on Yemeni launch sites.
U.S. B-2 stealth bombers strike Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen, crippling terror infrastructure and defending global maritime security routes.
The U.S. boosts its military presence in the Middle East, deploying advanced airpower amid rising tensions with Iran and Yemen.
In 2025, U.S. airstrikes devastated the Houthi terror network in Yemen, killing 200 operatives amid mounting regional tensions.
Houthis launch ballistic missile at Israel; intercepted by U.S. defenses, lands in Saudi Arabia—highlighting Iran’s expanding multi-front proxy war.
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