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April 28 2024 In the Know News

Bombing Crucial Supply Ships, China talks with USA-Hamas-Fatah, and The Kentucky Derby April 28 2024by PK Morgan While sipping on some fresh hot coffee, a drive by the Great Lake Michigan yesterday has me dreaming of taking a fishing trip to explore, take pictures, and enjoy the late-spring outdoors in the canoe. Some of that mentality of boats probably stemmed from the recent attacks on…

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Secretary of State Blinken's Powerful Statement on Ukraine-Russia Conflict

Read the latest news on Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Ukraine and his strong message to Russia regarding the ongoing war. The aid package provided by the United States underscores their unwavering support for Ukraine's sovereignty.

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Indict. Prosecute. Incarcerate.

Zero tolerance for government officials manipulation of media, facts and public information.

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Protests in front of the house of US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in Washington DC.

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Antony Blinken

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The state has put targets on the backs of left-wing independent media outlets it identifies as subversive. African Stream has been accused of being a Russian puppet in an age-old pattern of using Red Scare-style propaganda to manufacture consent for the continued crackdown on journalism and freedom of speech.

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AN OPEN LETTER to THE PRESIDENT & U.S. CONGRESS

Enforce Leahy! No funding to IDF troops who’ve committed human rights abuses!

354 so far! Help us get to 500 signers!

I’ve just learned from Pro Publica that “a special State Department panel recommended months ago that Secretary of State Blinken disqualify multiple Israeli military and police units from receiving U.S. aid after reviewing allegations that they committed serious human rights abuses.” But Blinken has failed to act on the proposal. This in the face of growing international criticism of the Israeli military’s conduct in Gaza.

I’m livid about this. We cannot keep sending unconditional military aid to anyone, regardless of whom, if they are committing human rights abuses. We have Leahy laws to prevent it, and they are not being enforced here. It’s unacceptable.

The U.S. government needs to stop giving the Israeli government a blank check. Israel has a right to defend itself, of course, but the abuses described in Pro Publica’s report can’t be defined as self defense under anyone’s definition of the term. They’re abhorrent and our tax dollars mustn’t be spent on them. Thanks.

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Blinken: Israel agreed to terms of withdrawal from Gaza

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that despite reported comments from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel agreed to withdraw IDF (Israel Defence Forces) troops from Gaza, according to CNN.

The agreement is very clear on the schedule and the locations of IDF withdrawals from Gaza, and Israel has agreed to that.

Blinken was responding to Israeli media reports that Netanyahu told a group of families of victims and hostages that Israel would not leave the Philadelphi corridor along the Egypt-Gaza border and the Netzarim corridor, which crosses into Gaza, “regardless of the pressure to do so.” They were “strategic military and political assets,” Netanyahu added, according to reports.

The ceasefire agreement comprises three phases and will eventually include a full IDF withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. However, Israeli officials have repeatedly insisted that a solution must be found to better control the border between Egypt and Gaza, which has long been used for smuggling.

The US Secretary of State claimed that Netanyahu told him directly at their meeting that Israel had agreed to “the bridging proposal and thus the detailed plan” for withdrawal. According to Blinken, once Hamas agrees to the proposal, it will be “very important that everyone does what’s necessary to bring the flexibility to the table to make sure that we can get the implementation agreed to.”

Blinken referred to the so-called Tokyo Principles stating that the US will not allow “any long-term occupation of Gaza by Israel.”

The top US diplomat wrapped up��his Middle East trip on Tuesday with stops in Egypt and Qatar. Blinken said he had “very productive” meetings with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty, and intel chief Abbas Kamel.

He was also due to meet Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani in Doha on Tuesday night, but the meeting was cancelled due to the Qatari leader’s malaise. Instead, Blinken met with Minister of State Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi.

Earlier on Monday, he met in Israel with Netanyahu, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and President Isaac Herzog.

(This is) probably the best, maybe the last, opportunity to get the hostages home, to get a ceasefire and to put everyone on a better path to enduring peace and security.

Read more HERE

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NATO Secretary General, Rutte Meets With US Secretary of State Blinken NATO Secretary General, Rutte Meets With US Secretary of State Blinken at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. Watch here for the joint press briefing followed by some video highlights. #NATO #anthonyblinken #SecretaryofState #markrutte #secretarygeneral #military #militarynews #security #natonews #brussels #belgium #unitedstates #usa #american #biden #bidenadministration #trump #internationalnews #foreignaffairs #propicstv #jamescousineau #ukraine #russia #threatstosecurity #NorthKorea #SouthKorea #iran

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11/12/24 - White House

President Biden will be meeting with Presidents Isaac Herzog of israel and Prabowo Subianto of Indonesia today.

Press-Secretary Jean-Pierre will be holding a Press Briefing at 4PM

Department of State: Secretary Blinken will accompany President Biden to the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economic Leaders' Week and the G20 summit this week