The US Defense Department says that none of the US humanitarian airdrops into Gaza on Friday resulted in Palestinian civilian casualties as Hamas claims.
“Press reports that US airdrops resulted in civilian casualties on the ground are false, as we’ve confirmed that all of our aid bundles landed safely on the ground,” said Pentagon press secretary Maj. Gen. Patrick Ryder at a briefing.
According to a journalist on the scene and a doctor who confirmed the toll, at least five people were killed and 10 others injured when aid fell on them.

Former President Donald Trump visited the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas, on Thursday and met with Governor Greg Abbott to discuss the humanitarian crisis; he delivered remarks, touching on recent illegal migrant crimes to make headlines.
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Trump blasted President Joe Biden in an op-ed in The Daily Mail on Thursday before his visit:

Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh submitted the collective resignation of his entire government on Monday, the P.A.’s official Wafa news agency reported, amid talk of a unity deal with the Hamas terrorist organization.
During a Cabinet meeting in Ramallah, Shtayyeh explained that “this decision comes in light of the political, security and economic developments related to the aggression against Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, and the unprecedented escalation in the West Bank, including the city of Jerusalem,” according to Wafa.

The United States exercised its veto power at the United Nations on Tuesday to block an Arab-proposed resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
In the Security Council vote, which saw a tally of 13-1 with the UK abstaining, the international community’s overwhelming support for ending the protracted conflict was evident. The conflict, which began with Hamas’s unexpected incursion into southern Israel, resulting in approximately 1,200 casualties and the abduction of 250 individuals, has since claimed the lives of over 29,000 Palestinians in Israel’s sustained military campaign, as reported by the Gaza health ministry.

On Sunday evening, Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu spoke at the gathering of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, convened at the Museum of Tolerance in Yerushalayim.
“I’ve been seeing you here year after year, but this year it’s different. Each year you come here to express your solidarity with the State of Israel, solidarity of the Diaspora with the Jewish state, but this year, that solidarity is particularly important, because it’s an expression of unity between the Jewish people and the Jewish state, between so many of our friends around the world and the great trial that we are faced with today,” said Bibi.

By Mike Hume
Given the increase in issues vexing travelers, it’s common to see frustrated fliers air their complaints on social media while tagging the offending airline in their posts.
Maybe they’re miffed at a flight disruption or lost baggage. They’re likely hoping that a public shaming will spur the airline into fixing their problem. While airlines are active on social media and typically engage with aggrieved travelers in their direct messages, these types of posts are also prompting scam artists to swoop in and “help.”
In late January, after a second trip back from the runway to the gate to address a “paperwork” issue, I posted to X (formerly Twitter) about the flight delays. That generated the following reply from “Patrick, JetBlue Manager.”

Watch these unusual interactions from Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president’s first interview with a western journalist since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
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By: Mordechai Tzvi Ezrieli

The Supreme Court, sharply divided with a 5-4 vote, approved a measure allowing federal border agents to dismantle razor wire installed by Texas along its US-Mexico border. This development marks the latest clash in the ongoing legal feud between President Biden and Governor Greg Abbott regarding border security. The justices’ vote along party lines on Monday cleared the way for the removal of Texas-installed barriers along a 30-mile stretch near Eagle Pass, with Justices Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Thomas voting against the vacation of a December injunction.

Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, openly confronted Israel today in a highly publicized speech, asserting that his Lebanese terror organization harbors no fear of conflict and emphasizing an unyielding stance in the face of potential warfare.
Nasrallah dismisses any deterrence, mocking the departure of a US warship from the region. He contends that Israel’s struggles in Gaza have become evident, seemingly unimpressed by the challenges the country faces.