US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation banning citizens from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, and Yemen, from entering the United States, citing the need to protect against “foreign terrorists.” This directive is part of a broader immigration crackdown that began at the start of his second term and includes partial restrictions on seven additional countries. Trump emphasized the importance of vetting entrants for security purposes, while Somalia expressed willingness to collaborate with the US to address security concerns.
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Palestine Action again targets Israeli defense firm in UK amid risk of being placed on terror list – Middle East Monitor
Pro-Palestine activists from Palestine Action targeted Elbit Systems, Israel's largest weapons company, by blockading its command center in Bristol, UK, amid the risk of being labeled a "terrorist organization." They emphasized their commitment to "direct action until victory," arguing that disrupting the Israeli weapons industry should not equate to terrorism, while highlighting Elbit's role in the Gaza conflict. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Pro-Palestine activists are blocking a weapons factory in England to...
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