San Bernardino mass shooting
These are some of the headlines we are tracking in this episode of On the News Line:
San Bernardino mass shooting: Daesh hits home
The US president fumbled on how to deal with this mass shooting, the worst since the Sandy Hooks mass shooting: but he finally gave in and called it an act of terrorism. This was terrorism inspired from Saudi Wahhabism, a regime the US supports.
US and Turkey troop deployment to Iraq
The US a couple of months ago announced a troop deployment to Iraq, and now Turkey has without permission, moved around 150 troops around Mosul, to train the Peshmerga forces, who have been successful in defeating Daesh.
IAEA assessment on Iran
The IAEA director general has acted true to his word: He said that reports on Iran’s nuclear energy program would never be black and white. And his latest report has been just that. While clearing Iran of not deviating from the peaceful path of nuclear technology, it said Iran may have carried studies that could be interpreted either way, up to the year 2009, a charge Iran has denied, which basically, may leave the door for open for any future action.
Humanitarian crisis: Gaza children starving to death
Hamas: Biden ceasefire optimism ‘premature’
Nowhere to go
Israeli strike on Lebanon kills at least 15 people
Israeli forces kill 7 more Palestinians in West Bank
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Netanyahu fires military affairs minister Gallant
Hezbollah attacks turn Israel’s Haifa into a ghost town
Iran’s FM meets Pakistani PM, discusses bilateral ties, Israeli atrocities
Iran ramps up gasoline output amid rising demand
UK foreign secretary under pressure over denial of genocide in Gaza
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