“My ex just logged me out of his Netflix and Prime. Is it because I said you're pessimistic? I know I've been making a lot of videos saying how much I r£gret dating you and how you're a weirdo, but still, that doesn't mean you should remove me from your Netflix. Make it make sense. You're just so petty...” - Lady calls out her ex after removing her from his streaming accounts following comments she made about their relationship.

  "For the past five years, I noticed that whenever people work with me and then do something very bad to me, when they leave, it always looks like things don't work out for them. My first bidder left with two of my customers' appliqués. I didn't call him. Yes, I was h&rt. I had to buy new ones. After one year, he came back begging, saying things had not been working out for him. Then there was another one of my students. I helped her with her project in 2020 because she didn't have money. One day, she disrespected me so b@dly because I was using my parlour then as a fashion school. She said a lot of things to me. Yes, I cried because, of course, it p@ined me. She said I should try and act like a boss and questioned why I was using my parlour for my fashion school. Then she left. When she graduated, I prayed for her. After six months, she came back and said her mother told her to apologise to me because that was why things were not flowing well for her. She apo...

A six-year-old girl died after a tipper truck collided with a school bus at Dzorwulu. The government has pledged to cover medical bills for injured children. The tragic incident has drawn public attention and calls for improved road safety measures around school

Parliament is set to adjourn indefinitely on Friday, July 31, 2026, ending the second meeting of the second session of the Ninth Parliament. The recess follows debates on the 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review presented by Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson and the passage of key bills.ac829e

Government Backs Five-Year Presidential Term Ghana’s government has accepted a recommendation to extend the presidential (and parliamentary) term from four to five years to allow more effective governance time. It also supports lowering the minimum age for presidential candidates to 35. Draft amendment bills are expected by October 2026, with a referendum planned for 2027 requiring strong voter approval.f893ce

COCOBOD projects at least a 16% drop in the 2026/27 season due to weather effects (including possible El Niño), the crop’s natural cycle, swollen shoot disease, ageing farms, and illegal mining (galamsey) in key Western regions. Low cherelle loads signal reduced yields. The regulator is responding with farm rehabilitation, spraying, and free fertiliser distribution

In Ghana Motorists face higher costs as petrol is projected to rise 7.58% to about GH¢15.23 per litre, diesel 12.50% to GH¢17.45, and LPG 4.13% to GH¢16.40/kg. The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies cites surging global crude prices (up over 23%) driven by geopolitical tensions and a weaker cedi. The National Petroleum Authority has raised price floors accordingly

    Savannah.Spice Asks Fans to Rate Her Savannah.Spice drops a bold squat shot and dares her fans to rate it. Long blonde braids frame her confident gaze and full lips. A tight black crop top and tiny denim shorts hug her curves, highlighting powerful thighs and rounded hips. Strappy black heels finish the look against a dark backdrop.   This pic radiates pure heat and self-assured energy. Fans, what’s your rating? She’s waiting.

  Aria Artizte Celebrates Body Confidence Instagram star Aria Artizte is glowing with self-love. In a recent post, the curvaceous beauty shared a stunning photo in soft pink lace, simply owning her figure.   “I’ve learned to love every curve,” she says. “My body is powerful, feminine, and uniquely mine. Happiness starts when you stop comparing and start appreciating.”   Fans flooded the comments praising her authentic confidence and radiant energy. Aria continues to inspire women to embrace their natural beauty without apology.

  Softa Mara captivates Instagram with her latest mirror selfie. Seated on a sunlit wooden floor, she sports a fitted green crop top, white shorts, and crisp white-and-blue Jordan sneakers. Long wavy hair frames her face as she holds a gold phone. The casual yet confident pose, paired with the simple caption “Hi guys,” has already drawn hundreds of likes and dozens of comments, proving her effortless style continues to win fans.

  There is no perfect man, you see. Many women search endlessly for the ideal partner who checks every box—kind, ambitious, faithful, emotionally mature—yet overlook that real goodness lives in imperfect people.   Good men often stay quiet, focused on growth rather than performance. They do not chase validation or flashy attention. Meanwhile, the loudest ones dominate the scene, making genuine ones seem rare.   The truth? Good men exist. We just have to stop demanding perfection and start recognizing consistency, respect, and quiet strength when they appear.

  Tasha Bieibe recently stirred the hearts of her followers with a simple yet profound message rooted in faith. She reminded them: “Stop putting limits on what God can do in your life. He can do more and exceedingly.”   Her words encouraged fans to release doubt, fear, and self-imposed boundaries. By trusting God’s limitless power, believers can open themselves to greater blessings, unexpected breakthroughs, and abundant favor. Tasha’s timely reminder continues to uplift and inspire, urging many to walk in greater expectation and faith.

Trump says the Board of Peace reached what he calls a historic agreement for the "COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza" -The mechanics run in stages: as disarmament is completed, Israeli forces withdraw, and an International Stabilization Force works alongside a new Palestinian police force to secure the territory -Governance changes too, with Gaza handed to a new Palestinian government working closely with the Board of Peace -He thanked the mediators, Egypt, Qatar and Türkiye, and framed it as a major milestone in his 20-Point Plan: "The threat that emerged from Gaza on October 7 will NOT be allowed to rebuild!" -The timing matters, since Netanyahu agreed this week to let Board of Peace members into Gaza after months of stalemate, part of what he did to secure his Trump meeting -Trump's closing line: "CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL ON THIS AMAZING DEVELOPMENT, THAT EVERYBODY SAID COULD NEVER BE ACHIEVED!"

White House officials tell Israeli media Hamas could agree in the coming days to a phased disarmament of Gaza  6 to 8 months, full weapons handover, tunnel maps included. Talks are apparently in their final stretch in Egypt. No signature yet though. Hamas wanted it backwards: keep the guns, hand over the paperwork. Qatar, Turkey, and especially Egypt said no, leaning hard on Hamas to sign before it gets blamed for blowing up the deal. Iran's playing the opposite hand, pushing Hamas to stall. Everyone at that table has a different clock they're racing. If Hamas signs, the technocratic government gets its precondition met. First weapons out, then reconstruction in. Days, not weeks. Do you think Hamas does actually disarm, or does "in principle" quietly become "never"? Source: Axios, Times of Israel / Writer: Oliver

The veteran trader points to 30-year Treasury yields climbing to levels not seen since before the 2008 financial crisis, arguing investors are demanding higher returns because they're becoming less confident in America's long-term fiscal outlook. With U.S. debt approaching $40 trillion and interest costs continuing to climb, Soloway believes markets are beginning to question Washington's ability to keep borrowing at the current pace. "The people buying 30-year bonds are demanding a higher interest rate to take the risk that they're not going to get all their money back." @GarethSoloway

Hundreds have been sleeping on the streets, and some businesses have closed early out of fear of unrest.  Migration has repeatedly been used as leverage between Morocco and Spain.  When border controls loosen, the result is rapid, uncontrolled entry.  Small communities absorb the immediate pressure on housing, policing, and services.  Resentment builds fast.  Local people feel their city is being changed overnight without consent or capacity.  That frustration spills into confrontation, obviously. We could say this was "socially engineered" because the incentives are clear:  Governments on both sides of the border know the political and diplomatic effects of these flows.  Writer: Claudio x.com/Osint613/statu…

An Israeli airstrike killed Ali Khamenei on February 28, starting the war with Iran. Mojtaba stepped up as supreme leader shortly after. His face reportedly disfigured from the strike that killed his father. He hasn't come outside since. Last time, cyber did the work. NSA and Israel's Unit 8200 hacked Tehran's traffic cameras, tracked the convoy, found their target. This time the target learned the lesson. He leaves no signal, nothing to hack. So CIA and Mossad are back to the oldest trick in the book: people. Couriers. Bribes. Doubles. Iran's president claims he sat with Mojtaba for 2.5 hours. A former Mossad division chief says he never saw him. The supreme leader who skipped his own father's funeral. "Proof of life" that's just statements issued in his name. It's basically the bin Laden playbook, run in reverse: hide the face, hide the voice, stay a rumor. If they find him, is killing him even the plan, or is the real fight over who replaces the...

The Jordanian Armed Forces say military radar detected the incoming missiles early Thursday, and air defense units engaged and downed all five -It answers the launches reported from Khomein and Tabriz, the interior and northwestern sites tied to the salvos aimed at Jordan through this war -The wave came within hours of CENTCOM's heavy strikes on dozens of IRGC targets across Iran, which finished at 10 p.m. ET -Jordan also intercepted five Iranian missiles early Wednesday, so this is the second clean sweep in two days -No impacts, damage or casualties have been reported at Muwaffaq Salti or anywhere else in the kingdom Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Daniel

Guardia Civil are reportedly accusing Morocco of a proxy attack on Spain. The numbers are staggering and the denial is dangerous. They estimate around 12,000 North Africans cross PER HOUR, with up to 80k possibly already inside. Meanwhile Sánchez’s government pretends nothing is wrong. This is a border invasion in real time! Spain is losing control of its southern frontier while the government gaslights the country. Europe is watching another nation get overwhelmed.

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Mihaela Iri (@irifitpro98) is a fitness content creator and influencer known for sharing her personal transformation and workout lifestyle. After losing around 30 kg, she focused on building muscle, improving strength, posture, and overall body composition through consistent training. Her Instagram account, which has grown to roughly 380,000 followers, features gym sessions, progress updates, and everyday fitness moments that emphasize natural results and discipline. Mihaela inspires followers with honest posts about her journey—from weight loss to muscle-building and body shaping—promoting confidence, health, and sustainable habits rather than shortcuts. Her content blends motivation with real-life training insights. See her photo https://www.instagram.com/irifitpro98?igsh=azJ1aGN6end1dHk3

  Kaylee Trabucco, known online as jasmyn2juicyy, is an American Instagram star and content creator She launched her account in August 2022 and has built a following of over 900,000 fans with glamorous photos and videos that showcase her curvy figure in stylish, form-fitting outfits.   Born March 29 in the United States and based in California, Trabucco is an anime enthusiast who occasionally cosplays characters such as Princess Jasmine and Velma Dinkley. Her content blends fashion, lifestyle, and playful self-expression, earning her a dedicated audience on social media.

  There’s something about polka dots that feels eternally fresh. Classic yet playful, bold without trying too hard—they turn a simple outfit into a statement.   In a recent Instagram Reel, model and dancer diamond4441 proves exactly that. With the caption “Polka dots never looked this good,” she delivers a 14-second masterclass in effortless style. The look is sharp, confident, and impossible to ignore.   Polka dots have cycled in and out of trends for decades, but they never really leave. When styled right—whether in a sleek dress, a two-piece set, or something unexpected—they radiate personality. This Reel captures that energy perfectly: clean lines, striking pattern, and pure presence.   Sometimes fashion doesn’t need reinvention. It just needs someone who knows how to wear the classics like they were made for them. Polka dots, it turns out, still have plenty of life left. Watch the video  https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbKcMZ4PAhY/?igsh=MWpkMW...

Netanyahu points to millions of text messages, calls, and leaflets warning civilians to leave, while arguing Hamas stopped them at gunpoint. The post notes the counter-argument that designated “safe” zones were repeatedly struck and offered no real exit.

Second clip of Chris Martenson on the same theme: the Hormuz crisis is rooted in 1953 grievances, and easy options are gone. (Video) · @chrismartenson

Footage reportedly shows smoke rising over a Polish village (Otrocz) after a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile allegedly entered Polish airspace and impacted. Unverified; Warsaw scrambled F-16s.

Economist Chris Martenson says the Hormuz standoff runs on grievances going back to the CIA-backed 1953 coup. Washington’s neat revenue-split proposals keep falling flat with Tehran; any real agreement now means America accepting real economic pain. (Video) · @chrismartenson

Tucker Carlson revisits the three words that defined the COVID years. He argues Fauci used “trust the science” not just as advice but as a way to end conversation, label dissenters anti-science, and lock in the official line. (Video) · Source: @TuckerCarlson / Writer: Val

Lawrence Lepard says a full regional escalation could push oil to $200 and make $80–$100 the new floor instead of the old $40–$60 range. “Molecules are molecules. And if they’re not there… the prices are going to be substantially higher.” (Video) · @LawrenceLepard

In a single Fed day the S&P 500 swung through a staggering $2.9 trillion in market value: plunged 85 points (–$770B), ripped higher 110 points (+~$1T), then crashed another 120 points (–$1.1T). Three violent reversals amid a hold decision, three hawkish dissents, and a new Fed Chair who has all but killed forward guidance. (Photo) · Source: @KobeissiLetter / Writer: Val

Elon: “I’m very good at predicting the future. I’m not perfect, but my batting average is very high for a human.” He calls it the Cassandra effect — people doubt him until it happens. Same man who’s long warned that future wars will be drone wars and that global nuclear war remains one of the few things that could still derail everything. (Video) · Writer: Lucas

  Demidova_helenka’s 12 snaps are sparking pure happiness online. Fans are flooding the comments with hearts and praise for the vibrant, joyful photos—sunny vibes, playful energy, and feel-good moments that light up timelines. The carousel radiates positivity and charm, turning ordinary scrolls into smiles. People can’t stop sharing how these shots brighten their day. Simple, radiant content winning hearts everywhere. Link https://www.instagram.com/p/DbX-r11Clj8/?igsh=MTkzcmFtaHlqMnA2cw==

  Dating a man who cannot help you financially is often called a waste of time. Many agree. Yet dating a lady who cannot help you financially is somehow labeled an achievement. Young lady, reject the double standard. A true partner—man or woman—should support you. Choose someone who adds value, shares responsibility, and helps you grow. Settling for one-sided effort is not love. Demand mutual help. Video https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaiKhCwtbiM/?igsh=d3A5eGJrOHA5cTVu

Trump called the Netanyahu meeting "very good," with "many important subjects" discussed.  No details released, but Bibi was reportedly bringing fresh intel on Pickaxe Mountain and Iran's nuclear rebuild. Hours later, Iran fired ballistic missiles at a US base in Jordan.  CENTCOM called it an "attempted surprise attack." Iran has hit Jordan before this month.  But hours after that meeting?

Netanyahu says an Iran deal only works if Tehran believes Washington will strike.  "I'm skeptical about the deal," he said. Iran's factions differ not on ideology but on "how tough they think we are." Doves fear Trump; hawks think America can be played and demand more. "In the end, it's our common resolve." The logic frames any diplomacy as weakness, guaranteeing the prescription is always more force, never restraint.

CCN TV Ghana - posts  1. Bagbin on Studying Abroad Speaker Alban Bagbin cautioned parents against rushing children abroad to study. He said many never return, even for parents' funerals, urging love means keeping them closer and building Ghana's future.   2. Highway Gantry Stunt Viral video shows men climbing a height-restriction gantry to free a Hyundai truck on a Ghana highway. A female commentator blasted the dangerous act, urging police action instead of risky self-help.   3. Wontumi in Court Again Chairman Wontumi returned to court today over GH¢30 million Exim Bank charges. CCN graphic shows him in white traditional wear. Case adds to ongoing legal battles around his businesses.   4. Lawra Defilement Sentencing 47-year-old Kwame Ti-Zaaekuu jailed 20 years for continuously assaulting his 17-year-old biological daughter in Lawra, Upper West Region. CCN flagged it as breaking news with victim protection focus.   5. Tema Open Defecation Arr...

 

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UN human rights chief Volker Türk called on Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon and halt home demolitions, claiming the destruction “raises huge flags about compliance with international humanitarian law” and describing it as “wholesale destruction.” Israel’s operations target Hezbollah terrorists and infrastructure, including weapons caches and tunnels hidden in civilian homes. They STILL never mention Hezbollah, which @dannydanon has voiced on many occasions.

Washington authorities arrested a man accused of illegally catching and abusing protected sharks after months of surveillance. Prosecutors say videos showed him holding a shark’s mouth open, sitting on its back and dragging it ashore by its tail as it struggled to escape. He faces multiple charges and possible jail time if convicted. @FoxNews

The IDF has temporarily prohibited Palestinian laborers from entering Jewish communities across Judea and Samaria following a series of deadly terrorist attacks. Workers will still be permitted to enter industrial zones, while individual communities may request exemptions for construction sites. The decision follows Friday’s shooting near Havat Gilad, which left two IDF soldiers dead, and Saturday’s attack south of Hebron, where a Palestinian assailant seized a soldier’s weapon, opened fire and escaped. Additional measures approved by Israel’s political leadership include: ✓ Revoking work permits ✓ Demolishing terrorists’ homes ✓ Expanding counterterrorism operations ✓ Reinforcing IDF deployments ✓ Separating Israeli and Palestinian traffic at key locations ✓ Advancing the legalization and establishment of farms According to the IDF, the restrictions are intended to prevent further escalation and protect Israeli communities. Source: JNSI can also make this shorter and more urgent for X...

  A young woman with smooth dark skin sits gracefully on a white plastic chair in a sunlit garden. Her hair is pulled into a neat high bun, and she wears stylish sunglasses. Dressed in a soft floral spaghetti-strap mini dress that hugs her figure, she rests one hand near her cheek while gazing thoughtfully to the side. Lush green grass, tall trees, and a bright blue sky with fluffy clouds create a peaceful, serene outdoor backdrop under warm daylight.

  The curvaceous Rwandan model and influencer posted a captivating video that quickly went viral, drawing thousands of views and comments. Fans praised her beauty while one critic fired: “Don’t be stealing people’s husbands!” echoing past relationship drama involving ex Yago. Munezero, with over 687K followers, continues turning heads with bold, glamorous content amid ongoing public scrutiny. Video  

"She's Not Human, She's From Heaven" - Fans React To Viral Photo of Aisha A photo of a lady identified as Aisha is causing a stir online after a post went viral on Facebook. The picture, which shows Aisha in a pink two-piece outfit posing elegantly in a living room, has pulled over 1.1K likes, 73 comments and 12 shares in just 1 day. While many flooded the comment section with love emojis and compliments, one comment is standing out. Facebook user John Kinuthia wrote 13 hours ago: "heavens Aisha is not a human being.. she's from heaven." The comment has since sparked reactions, with many fans agreeing that her beauty looks unreal and angelic. The post was shared by the page "AI info" and has continued to gain traction as people debate her stunning look and confident pose. Heavenly beauty indeed.

Uche Montana: "In My Own Little World" Nollywood star Uche Montana is giving fans a soft, unbothered moment. The actress and producer, who is currently celebrating massive wins with her YouTube film Monica hitting over 35 million views, shared a new reel captioned "In my own little world." b41b No drama, no noise - just Uche in her own space, glowing and minding her business. And that's exactly why fans love her. Unlike many celebrities who chase controversy, her buzz has always been driven by performance and personality. f37c The reel taps into the viral "own little world" trend - a celebration of self-love, peace, and choosing your own company over chaos. It's simple, aesthetic, and very Uche. In a year where she just manifested and won the AMVCA 2026 Trailblazer Award, it makes sense she's taking a moment to enjoy her own world. She built it herself. 31e7

  Young Lady Brings Pure Entice Energy on Instagram This captivating young woman lights up Instagram with irresistible allure. In her latest reel, she delivers bold confidence, playful charm, and magnetic presence that stops the scroll. Every glance, smile, and movement radiates seductive energy, turning ordinary moments into pure temptation. Followers can’t look away—she owns the frame and owns the vibe. Pure fire. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZP9DYVtL40/?igsh=Z2h0cDk5bWV0a3Nx

  Olivia reclined gracefully on her bed in a captivating Instagram reel that quickly won over her admirers. With an infectious, radiant smile lighting up her face, she effortlessly charmed viewers through the eye-catching footage. Fans flooded the comments with praise for her natural beauty and playful energy, calling the short video pure delight. The simple yet striking scene of Olivia relaxing while flashing that unforgettable grin proved once again why her content continues to captivate Video https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbO-4JiAjTi/?igsh=NmJjMnR5aG1pYWMw

Alya, the stunning silver-haired beauty from Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian, continues to captivate audiences with her effortless charm and icy allure. In this latest breathtaking reel, she masterfully blends elegance, subtle expressions, and undeniable charisma that pull fans deep into her world.  Her perfect mix of cool demeanor and hidden warmth creates pure obsession. Another stunning masterpiece proving why Alya reigns as anime's ultimate queen. https://www.hellogists.com/2026/07/this-latest-instagram-reel-delivers.html?m=1

  Another Eye-Pop Video from the Pool This latest Instagram reel delivers pure shock value straight from the water. Filmed poolside, the clip captures an unexpected, high-energy moment that forces viewers to do a double take. Quick cuts, vibrant blues, and that signature “eye-pop” surprise keep the energy high from start to finish. It’s the kind of short, shareable content that stops the scroll and sparks comments. Summer vibes mixed with pure spectacle—another reminder that the best pool videos never play it safe. Video link  https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da8vd_av6om/?igsh=ZTJoc2Jscjd1aWg3

  She's back with the fire again! The fan-favorite just dropped another enticing video that's got timelines buzzing. Known for her confidence, energy, and unmatched vibe, she didn't miss.  From the fit to the moves to the attitude — it's pure heat. Every clip she drops turns into a moment, and this one is no different. The internet can't get enough. Video link  https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbOZ0QwuTui/?igsh=MjVpMnh5dHl4aXNl

  She’s done it again. Shilpa Sethi (@ms.sethii) just dropped another eye-catching Instagram Reel that has fans locked in. In the 10-second clip captioned “How do I look?”, the NYC-based content creator turns up the heat while promoting her debut single “HOT.” Dancing to Nelly’s “Hot In Herre,” she serves pure confidence and curves, racking up over 44K likes in a day. The short, stylish video is pure Sethi energy—bold, playful, and impossible to scroll past. Once again, she proves she knows exactly how to stop the timeline. Video Link https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbOQMy5oRrw/?igsh=MW4yMHN0MzJzOWh1eg==

U.S. military commanders are deliberately allowing some Iranian projectiles to penetrate air defenses as interceptor stockpiles come under increasing pressure, according to two senior U.S. officials cited by NBC News. With Iran having launched nearly 9,000 missiles and drones since the war began, commanders are prioritizing threats headed toward U.S. personnel—while accepting potential damage to runways, radar systems, fuel depots, and other infrastructure. The strategy is intended to preserve limited stocks of Patriot, THAAD, and SM-series interceptors, which can take years to manufacture and replace. Source: NBC News

UK Maritime Trade Operations says it received a report of suspicious activity in the southern Red Sea after a tanker observed an unknown projectile splash into the water close to the vessel. Authorities are investigating the incident.

IDF troops overnight sealed the home of the Palestinian terrorist who opened fire during Friday’s attack near Tell, killing Master Sgt. (res.) Benayahu Mellet, 32, and Maj. Yuval Ezra, 27. The home was sealed ahead of its planned demolition. The IDF said Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth approved the measure and that the demolition process will continue. The military also mapped the home of the Palestinian who initially seized the weapon. He was wounded during the attack and later captured by IDF commandos at a hospital in Nablus.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks at the start of the Government meeting today: "Tomorrow I will fly to Washington to meet, at his invitation, with President Trump, and afterwards to participate in the memorial service for a great friend of Israel, the late Senator Lindsey Graham. I must say, he was one of Israel's greatest friends since its inception, and it is fitting that we pay him this respect. I will also discuss all pending issues with President Trump, including the situation in Iran. Regarding Judea and Samaria: The directives we gave were to enter the villages, sweep them, seize weapons, and make arrests. These things have been done and are being done at this very moment. There is also an entry into the hospital in Nablus, where two accomplices were hiding. They were taken. The terrorist's home has been sealed in preparation for demolition. The homes of the other accomplices were also mapped out in preparation for action against them, and we are also...

Brig. Gen. (Res.) Amir Avivi, founder of the Israel Defense & Security Forum, says Iran’s attacks across the Gulf are producing the opposite result Tehran intended. According to Avivi, Arab governments may not be saying it publicly, but behind closed doors their message to Israel and the United States is clear: ✅ Iran’s ability to threaten shipping through the Strait of Hormuz must be dismantled ✅ Tehran’s attacks on Arab states, U.S. bases and energy infrastructure are strengthening regional opposition to the regime ✅ Israel is prepared for a decisive military operation if required ✅ The broader objective must be dismantling Iran’s proxy axis—not merely managing it Avivi also warns that Israel must remain prepared for renewed operations against Hezbollah and Hamas while building a stronger coalition with the United States and moderate Sunni states. Source: IDSF | Israel Defense & Security Forum — @idsfisrael Subscribe to the IDSF YouTube channel—link in the comments.

🇸🇾🇱🇧 Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa: Are you crazy? No way are we touching Lebanon "We fear the expansion of the war zone in the region.  We do not intend any military intervention in Lebanon. We support the Lebanese state’s monopoly on weapons and the decision on war and peace.  Any chaos in Lebanon will directly reflect on Syria." His comments come weeks after Trump floated one of his wildest ideas yet: to get Syria to take out Hezbollah Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Ian

: "I spoke yesterday with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and once again he reaffirmed to me the United States' intention to act forcefully against the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC endangers justice around the world, and it also threatens the right of democratic, sovereign states to exercise their sovereignty." Writer: Mhedi

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Netanyahu on his upcoming U.S. visit:  "Tomorrow I will travel to Washington to meet, at his invitation, with President Trump.  After that, I will participate in a ceremony honoring a great friend of Israel, Senator Lindsey Graham.  I must say that he has been one of Israel's greatest friends since the establishment of the state, and it is only fitting that we pay him this honor.  I will meet with President Trump to discuss all the issues currently on the agenda, including the situation in Iran." Writer: Mhedi x.com/clashreport/st…

On average, they used a THIRD of their inventory, with THAAD and Patriot interceptors taking some of the hardest hits And if that's not bad enough, the figures are from a CSIS report in April, it doesn't include all the weapons used in the latest round of fighting Source: CSIS / Writer: Ian

Kurdish opposition sources report that Hamid Bagherzadeh, described as being affiliated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, was shot and killed near Azadi Square in Piranshahr. The circumstances of the incident remain unclear, and there has been no independent confirmation.

🇬🇧 BREAKING: British authorities are reportedly investigating concerns that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may be exploiting migrant-smuggling routes across the English Channel to infiltrate operatives into the United Kingdom. According to the reports, individuals linked to Iranian intelligence have been identified among small-boat arrivals, while smuggling networks may be facilitating travel in exchange for future cooperation. The allegations come alongside explicit threats attributed to Iranian officials, including claims that operatives are already inside Britain and could target senior government figures and make UK cities unsafe. MI5 has previously warned of more than 20 Iran-backed plots posing potentially lethal threats. The UK government says all small-boat arrivals are screened and anyone deemed a national-security risk is detained and investigated. These claims remain allegations and should be independently verified. @selenaryan_

🇬🇧 BREAKING: British authorities are reportedly investigating concerns that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may be exploiting migrant-smuggling routes across the English Channel to infiltrate operatives into the United Kingdom. According to the reports, individuals linked to Iranian intelligence have been identified among small-boat arrivals, while smuggling networks may be facilitating travel in exchange for future cooperation. The allegations come alongside explicit threats attributed to Iranian officials, including claims that operatives are already inside Britain and could target senior government figures and make UK cities unsafe. MI5 has previously warned of more than 20 Iran-backed plots posing potentially lethal threats. The UK government says all small-boat arrivals are screened and anyone deemed a national-security risk is detained and investigated. These claims remain allegations and should be independently verified. @selenaryan_

Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad says Tehran sold $11.5 billion worth of oil during the war and another $6.5 billion during the ceasefire, when reduced risks to tanker traffic boosted exports. Iran also reportedly tapped roughly 100 million barrels of stored crude and condensate. Paknejad says the sales generated more than 60% of the oil revenue projected in Iran’s annual budget.

SMALL DRONE CRASHES NEAR BEN GVIR’S HOME IN KIRYAT ARBA A small drone crashed near National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir’s home in Kiryat Arba, near Hebron, earlier today. No injuries were reported.  The IDF recovered the drone and is investigating the circumstances of the incident, which remain unclear.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly plans to present President Trump with fresh Israeli intelligence Tuesday on Iran’s military and nuclear recovery, including alleged accelerated efforts toward a nuclear weapon under Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. Trump reportedly held off on striking Iran last night as he favors giving negotiations more time. But a senior Israeli official says “the chances of reaching an agreement between the United States and Iran are virtually nonexistent,” calling renewed escalation “inevitable.”

ISRAEL PREPARED FOR MAJOR U.S. STRIKE ON IRAN Israel prepared overnight for a potential major U.S. strike on Iran that could have widened the regional conflict and drawn Israel in if Tehran retaliated with missiles, KAN reports. A senior Israeli official says President Trump appears to have delayed the deadline, giving Iran another opportunity to return to negotiations.

  ‘My Life Is a Testimony of God’- Streamer Davrel Speaks After Surviving Abuja Shooting That Left Team Members Injured Streamer Davrel has thanked God after surviving an alleged shooting and robbery attack in Abuja that left members of his team injured and valuables stolen. His testimony has generated intense debate online, with some celebrating his survival while others questioned his statement that he serves "a living God," arguing that those who were injured should not be viewed as less deserving of divine protection.

BBC reports Jurgen Klopp takes Germany job with threat to quit if interfered with. The former Liverpool boss, celebrated for charisma and pressing football, succeeds after recent Euro disappointment. He demanded full control over selection and tactics. Fans hope his energy revives Die Mannschaft before World Cup, though critics question whether quiet international management truly suits his passionate style long-term.

BBC covers the International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan dismissed over sexual misconduct allegations. Sources say an internal UN probe upheld complaints, ending his controversial tenure during sensitive investigations into Gaza, Ukraine, and Myanmar. The sudden decision creates leadership vacuum at The Hague, raising serious questions about case continuity, court credibility, and victim confidence in international justice mechanisms globally.

BBC asks are Trump's tariffs working. The administration imposed ten and twelve point five percent duties on sixty partners over forced labor concerns. Economists warn of higher consumer prices, while supporters claim it protects American jobs. Canadians and Europeans have protested loudly, markets wobble daily, and analysts debate whether protectionism will rebuild industry or simply deepen inflation worldwide this year.

Yemen shadow war BBC explains the Middle East conflict teeters near renewed war in Yemen's dangerous shadow. Houthis, backed strongly by Iran, have attacked Saudi infrastructure and Red Sea shipping, testing Riyadh's patience severely. With US-Iran truce collapsing quickly, analysts fear Yemen could become a second major front. Aid groups warn millions already face famine if fighting escalates again soon across the region.

  In a sleek hotel corridor, a woman in a form-fitting light blue dress and matching hijab pauses with quiet confidence. Her hand rests gently against her cheek as she meets the camera with a soft smile. The fabric hugs her curves, highlighting elegant proportions against polished floors and green plants. A black bag hangs at her side, completing a poised, modern look of quiet strength and style.

Graphic reports Parliament will not sit on Saturday and will adjourn indefinitely on July 31. The Business Statement calendar shows the 10th week ending July 25 as the final week. The move follows intense mid-year budget work and vetting, with outstanding bills and tax waivers set to resume when the House is recalled

Twenty-five Ghanaians claimed asylum among visitors who entered Canada on visas for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, topping 175 total asylum claims from 26,111 FIFA-related visas. IRCC data shows Egypt had 15 claims and Senegal 10, with Kenyans, Nigerians, Burundians also claiming. Canada hosted 13 games in Toronto and Vancouver.

The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games opened spectacularly as The King and Queen emerged from the TARDIS into The Hydro. A 50-metre curved LED screen showed its journey around Scotland, with Sir Chris Hoy at controls. 3,000 athletes from 74 nations entered on a Celtic Knot garden walkway before King Charles declared the 23rd Games open.

The US House voted to halt President Donald Trump's war in Iran absent congressional approval, the latest rebuke over the conflict. Lawmakers from both parties questioned legal authority for expanded bombing. The measure aims to reassert Congress's war powers as casualties rise and allies grow wary of escalation.  

The European Union fined Google €890 million ($1 billion) for breaching rules designed to promote competition in digital services. Regulators say Google harmed online rivals by favoring its own services in search results. It's the latest EU penalty targeting Big Tech dominance as Brussels tightens enforcement.

Initial jobless claims fell 22,000 to 187,000 for the week ending July 18, the lowest seasonally adjusted level since September 1969, Labor Department data showed. Economists had forecast 212,000. Continuing claims dipped to 1.796 million. Analysts cite seasonal auto-plant shutdown quirks, but say low layoffs and a low-hire, low-fire market are keeping unemployment near 4.2%

The House voted 214-208 to direct President Trump to halt military action in Iran unless Congress authorizes it. Four Republicans — Massie, Fitzpatrick, Barrett and Davidson — joined Democrats. The resolution led by Rep. Pramila Jayapal is largely symbolic. Hours later the Senate blocked its own version 49-47, with Collins backing it and Fetterman opposing

The death toll from a July 17 mountainside collapse in Pengshui County, Chongqing, rose to 11, with 50 missing and 10 injured, state media said Thursday. More than 18,000 cubic meters of rock buried 10+ residential buildings along the Wujiang River. Over 1,100 residents evacuated. Rescuers used explosives to break massive boulders to reach survivors.  

For 20 years Saudi Arabia sought nuclear tech. A new US deal would let American firms build reactors and potentially allow Riyadh to enrich uranium domestically with less IAEA oversight. Washington says it meets safety standards. Iran, Israel and non-proliferation experts warn it could trigger a regional arms race, setting precedent for UAE, Turkey and Egypt

Ukrainian drones hit Wildberries warehouses in Elektrostal, Kotovsk, Krasnodar, Stavropol and Voronezh. The e-commerce giant, Russia's Amazon, saw hundreds of millions in inventory burn. Kyiv says the hubs supplied drone parts and army gear, calling them legitimate targets. At least 8 people were killed, sparking fury among small sellers who lost stock. 

Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen threatened to target Saudi vessels in the vital Red Sea route, raising fears of wider Middle East conflict and global economic damage. The group claims a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia to bypass Iran's Hormuz blockade. Strikes on two Saudi tankers already sent oil prices and shipping costs soaring.  

Canada's powerful supply-managed dairy system is back in Trump's trade crosshairs. The US president singled it out as one of three main irritants to justify new tariffs on Canadian goods. Ottawa protects dairy with high import quotas and tariffs to support farmers. Washington says it hurts US exports. Trade tensions rise again

A liquor store employee in India had a narrow escape after a leopard wandered in. CCTV shows the big cat cornering him before staff fled. Officials needed nearly five hours to tranquilize and capture the animal. Local authorities confirmed it was later released back into the wild unharmed. Incident is viral on BBC Most Watched.  

Oil Price Shock Brent crude surged over 6% Thursday, breaking $100 a barrel for the first time since May as Middle East war escalates. Fears grew after Houthi strikes on Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, threatening the Bab el-Mandeb shipping chokepoint. Insurance costs doubled, tankers rerouted via Suez or Africa, stoking global inflation fears.  

Trump says landmark US-Saudi nuclear cooperation depends on Saudi Arabia recognizing Israel and joining the Abraham Accords. The deal would let Riyadh enrich uranium and build reactors with US tech. Congress gets 90 days to review. Saudi has long refused without a Palestinian statehood pathway. Israel called it a historic peace leap.  

Daniel Siad, a French model recruiter who for over a decade arranged meetings between young models and the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has been found dead, reports say. Siad was a key figure in Epstein's international network. French authorities had been investigating his role. His death comes amid renewed scrutiny of Epstein's associates  

Russian prison staff intercepted a cat attempting to smuggle drugs into a detention facility, according to the Federal Penitentiary Service. The animal was found wearing two collars containing narcotics. Officials believe inmates used the cat as a courier. The bizarre incident is part of a pattern of creative contraband smuggling attempts in Russian prisons using animals  

Two French firefighters were killed Tuesday battling a blaze near Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport in southwest France, officials confirmed. Their truck was engulfed by flames in the Gironde region as wildfires intensify across Southern Europe. Authorities warned of extreme fire risk amid heatwaves, noting most fires are linked to human activity. The deaths highlight growing dangers for first responders  

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged in a new video Tuesday that he does not have legal authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The statement clarifies earlier remarks that drew national attention. Mamdani said any such action would require federal jurisdiction. The video attempts to walk back expectations while maintaining his critical stance