📰 Hamas losing iron grip on Gaza as US-backed group gets aid to Palestinians in need
The article discusses the humanitarian situation in Gaza amid the conflict between Hamas and Israel, with a focus on aid delivery. The U.S.- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) has faced criticism for providing aid independently of Hamas, delivering over 76 million meals since late May. The GHF’s success in aid distribution has raised concerns for Hamas, as it threatens the group’s control over the population through aid leverage. The U.S. has supported GHF to prevent terrorist groups from diverting aid, with the United Nations expressing criticism due to losing control over aid distribution in Gaza. GHF’s efforts have been commended for helping ensure the safe delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinians in need.
📰 Ukraine’s Zelenskyy names new prime minister for first time since Russia’s war began
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appointed Yuliia Svyrydenko as the new prime minister, marking a significant government restructuring following Russia’s invasion in 2022. Svyrydenko, who previously served as economy minister, will lead the government in a transformation of the executive branch to boost Ukraine’s economic potential and support programs. The move is seen as a way for Zelenskyy to consolidate power, with opposition lawmakers expressing concerns about the government’s indebtedness to the president. Outgoing Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, the longest-serving head of government in Ukraine’s history, will become the new defense minister. The defense ministry, with a large budget and critical importance due to the ongoing war, faces challenges such as internal turbulence and dysfunction in defense procurement.
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[Subheading] NATO JETS SCRAMBLED AMID RUSSIA’S LARGEST DRONE ATTACK ON UKRAINE
The article highlights the key events surrounding the appointment of Yuliia Svyrydenko as Ukraine’s new prime minister and the implications for the country’s government structure and defense ministry amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
📰 Trump urged to aid Yemen’s anti-Houthi forces as terror group escalates attacks on shipping
The article discusses the State Department’s condemnation of the Iran-sponsored Houthi terrorist movement for attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea and on Israel. There are calls for President Trump to support Yemen’s legitimate government to overthrow the Houthi regime. Expert Walid Phares suggests backing and training southern Yemeni forces to conduct ground operations against the Houthis. Trump had previously halted military strikes on the Houthis, but the group continues to pose a major threat. Israel engaged in a missile exchange with Houthi rebels in response to attacks on a Liberian-flagged ship in the Red Sea, leading to casualties and disruptions in shipping.
📰 Rubio says Israel strike on Syrian military headquarters ‘likely a misunderstanding’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio commented on Israel’s strike on Damascus, calling it a likely misunderstanding due to historic rivalries between groups in southwest Syria. Rubio had been in communication with both sides as the U.S. aims for Syria to become a beacon of hope post-Assad regime. Israeli strikes on Syria’s military headquarters caused casualties and were in defense of the Druze minority group in the region bordering the Golan Heights. Concerns over minority rights have risen since the takeover by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. The Druze community faced attacks from Bedouin militias and Syrian government forces, leading to brutal clashes and civilian casualties. Rubio expressed hope for de-escalation and stability in the region to aid Syria’s rebuilding efforts.
📰 Who are the Druze? Religious group aids Syrian members under Islamist attack, Israeli members offer support
Israel increased airstrikes in Syria due to reports of militant Islamists massacring Druze civilians, shedding light on the tight-knit Druze community living across borders in Israel, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan. The Druze in Israel, loyal to their country, have a significant presence in the military, with 83% of Druze men enlisting in the Israeli army. Israeli Druze rushed to aid their Syrian brethren as clashes erupted, breaking down borders to assist Druze villages in Syria, highlighting the strong bond between the communities. Israeli military officials emphasized their commitment to the Druze community and efforts to bring back those who crossed into Syria to help. The Druze community’s actions in Syria have put pressure on the Israeli government, leading to the use of force to protect and support the Druze population.
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