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Neither bloc has enough seats for a ruling coalition. Israel now faces weeks of political uncertainty that could end in a deal with Arab parties, a unity government, or forcing the country into new elections. This is based on exit polling.
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“I didn’t have to fire a missile.” - President Obama on Iran.
That’s right, Mr. President. You didn’t.
Not when Iran-backed militias in Iraq killed American service persons there.
Not as the IRGC deepened ties with the Taliban (but also al-Qaeda and the Haqqani network) as it killed Americans in Afghanistan.
Not when the IRGC-QF plotted to kill the Saudi Ambassador to Washington in a Georgetown restaurant via Mexican drug cartels
Not as Iran began enriching uranium to 20 percent purity, which is highly enriched.
Not as Iran began enriching uranium in centrifuges in its highly fortified underground Fordow facility for the first time.
Not as Iran threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz.
Not as IRGC-Navy fast attack craft routinely harassed American Navy vessels and commercial traffic in and around the Persian Gulf.
Not as Iran tested medium range ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear payloads with genocidal phrases against Israel written in Hebrew.
Not as Iran continued to work on space launch vehicles with the ultimate goal of developing longer-range strike platforms that could one day threaten the European continent and the US homeland.
Not as Iran beefed up its drone program.
Not as the regime successfully co-opted the Houthis in Yemen and began to provide them with material support as the group entered the Axis of Resistance.
Not as the Islamic Republic backed Assad’s slaughter of Syrians to the hilt and intervened decisively, later along with Russia, in that theater and created a security and humanitarian catastrophe I the Middle East and refugee crises that has thrown a massive curveball into European politics and demographics.
And last but certainly not least, not as Iranians whose calls for support you ignored during the Green Movement were killed, arrested, beaten, and tortured.
Former US President Barack Obama accused President Donald Trump of launching an unnecessary war with Iran that had left Tehran in a stronger strategic position, killed American troops and pushed up prices.
Speaking at a campaign rally in Michigan on Saturday, Obama challenged the administration’s claims of victory, saying the conflict had exposed US allies and bases to attacks while giving Iran greater control over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
“The current president chose to make a series of bad decisions,” Obama said. “The most important of which was he decided to start an unnecessary war nobody asked for and nobody voted for.”
He contrasted Trump’s decision to go to war with his own administration’s nuclear diplomacy, saying Iran did not possess nuclear weapons and that the 2015 agreement reached during his presidency had curbed its nuclear program.
“I didn’t have to fire a missile. I engaged in diplomacy,” Obama said.
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Fox News stars Ainsley Earhardt and Sean Hannity tied the knot on Saturday at the historic Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea in Palm Beach, Florida, returning to the place where Hannity proposed over Christmas in 2024.
Surrounded by their children, relatives and closest friends, the couple exchanged vows in a heartfelt ceremony that reflected their shared faith and the importance of family in their lives.
Get the full details on Ainsley and Sean's wedding and the personal touches that made their big day memorable: foxnews.com/media/ainsley-ea…
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"Stephen Hubbard and Family COMING HOME from Russia. Should have been done a long time ago by Sleepy Joe Biden and the Dumocrats!" - President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸
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There’s a growing bipartisan backlash over Witkoff’s comments about Putin.
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The first human medical evacuation by drone from a battlefield has been carried out in Ukraine. Troops of the 30th Mechanised Brigade used the drone to lift their injured comrade out of a minefield.
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Today, on Jim’s birthday, we remember his courage, compassion, and belief in the dignity of every person. His legacy continues to thrive through the families, individuals freed from captivity, advocates, journalists, partners, and supporters who carry this mission forward.
Next month, we will be sharing an important new chapter in that work – and an open invitation to our entire community to join us.
It started because of Jim. It continues because of you.
WWW.JAMESFOLEYFOUNDATION.ORG
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Great to be on with @BenjaminHallFNC to discuss the new diesel deal with Russia that the White House announced and the impact on Ukraine. Take a look at link below.
foxnews.com/video/6406711791…
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🚨 NEW: "If we get drawn into a conflict, without the support of America, we don't win," Former Prime Minister Tony Blair told me.
"So, in my view, the American-British relationship, which stretches back a long time, this is an essential relationship."
"And the reason why I thought we should have supported President Trump when he asked for the use of our bases, is in circumstances where your ally is an indispensable part of your security, and they come asking for help, it's wise to give it to them."
@SatAmericaFNC @FoxNews ⬇️
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Iran: "More than 10,000 people have been blinded, intentionally, during the Woman Life Freedom and the recent uprisings. This is the real Handmaid's Tale. Yes, [your] fiction is our reality."
As I walked off the CBS set this morning, a young producer stopped me backstage. She was shy. She hesitated. Then she asked: "Did you say a woman were blinded… intentionally? What do you mean?"
I showed her the picture of Kosar. I showed her the picture of Ali. I said: yes. This is not a stray bullet. The snipers of the Islamic Republic aim for the eyes. A pellet gun fired point blank at a face. They want the world to stop watching, so they take away the eyes of the ones who watched.
Kosar was shot in the eye during the Woman Life Freedom uprising. Her friend Ali Zarei was blinded the same way. Now Ali sits on death row, waiting to be executed. Kosar asked me to tell CBS about him. So I did.
More than 10,000 people have been blinded, intentionally, during the Woman Life Freedom and the recent uprisings. This is the real Handmaid's Tale. Yes, you’re fiction is our reality.💔
I carry this burden every time I walk into a studio or when I go on the stage, because some people in the West cannot believe this is happening In the 21st century. Believe it. And say their names.
#StopExecutionsInIran
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Ukraine's FM Sybiha to Lavrov:
"You wanted Kyiv in three days. How did you end up with Moscow burning four years later?"
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Sean Lee was laid to rest today & we will forever be grateful for his service, loyalty & commitment to our country, other service members and their families. Rest In Peace we will see you on the other side🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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We need more people like Sean Lee. A truly giving & heroic individual. May he rest in peace & may his friends, family, loved ones, including you Benjamin, find peace & comfort in knowing you all were blessed to have a person like that in your life.
RIP ✝️🙏🏾✝️ Gone too soon.
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“Send me.”
That was the ethos Army veteran Sean Michael Lee carried from the battlefield into a lifetime of helping others.
The former 82nd Airborne paratrooper helped evacuate Afghan allies after Kabul fell, supported humanitarian operations after Russia invaded Ukraine and helped organize the rescue that brought wounded correspondent @BenjaminHallFNC home.
When Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina, Lee rushed into the mountains—and stayed after others left, living alongside communities while helping rebuild.
Lee died Tuesday at 50 from cancer linked to toxic burn-pit exposure. Even in his final days, friends say he was planning the next mission.
His message, according to fellow veteran Steven Rozina: “Any help is still help.”
Remembering a life spent answering the call: foxnews.com/us/fellow-vet-re…
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.@SteveDoocy was live on air as the world changed, and 25 years later, the emotions are just as raw.
He reflects on the morning that cost 2,977 lives and altered millions forever.
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"Putin is creating an illusion that Russia is interested in peace with Ukraine" - Former CIA station chief in Moscow Dan Hoffman told @BenjaminHallFNC.
"He's doing that for three reasons: First, to try to deter the U.S. from providing Ukraine with any assistance, including Patriot air defense. Secondly, he wants to divide the United States from Europe and from Ukraine. And third, Putin might want to make it appear to his citizens, who are increasingly paying a steep price for Russia's war on Ukraine, that he's trying to find a way to get to peace."
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Josephine Harris was 59, a Port Authority bookkeeper with a bad leg, walking down from the 73rd floor of the North Tower on September 11.
By the time the firefighters of Ladder
Company 6 found her in the stairwell, she was exhausted and crying.
They had just been ordered out.
The other tower was already gone.
They did not leave her.
Firefighter Bill Butler put her arm over his shoulder.
“Josephine,” he said, “we’re going to get you out of here today.”
Their pace became hers.
Lower down she collapsed and told them to go on without her.
They refused.
Then the North Tower fell.
Stairwell B held.
The building peeled away around them.
Fourteen people survived in that pocket: firefighters, a Port Authority officer, and Josephine.
People who had passed them on the stairs did not.
The men of Ladder 6 called her their guardian angel.
They believed she slowed them just enough.
Without her they would have been lower when it came down.
Without them, she would not have made it out.
When she died years later, those firefighters carried her coffin.
One of them named a daughter after her.
She was not trying to save anyone.
She was a tired woman who could not walk any faster.
That was enough.
