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12.08.26 - 04:15
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Florida Seeks NY Times Internal Documents Over Errors In Israel-Hamas War Coverage (ZeroHedge)
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Florida Seeks NY Times Internal Documents Over Errors In Israel-Hamas War Coverage
Authored by Jill McLaughlin via The Epoch Times,
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sought to inspect records from The New York Times on Aug. 10, claiming the newspaper's pattern of admitted mistakes covering the Israel-Hamas war threatens the state's pension fund.
The New York Times building in Manhattan on Feb. 5, 2024. Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times
Uthmeier, representing the pension fund and the thousands of shares it holds in company, sent a 28-page letter to The New York Times seeking to scrutinize six years' worth of internal records, board documents, and meeting minutes, dating back to January 2020, and asking the company to prove it was operating smoothly.
"The Times tells investors that its brand and reputation are its most important assets and that if people see its journalism as unreliable or biased, the company can be hurt," Uthmeier said in a video on X. "We want to exercise our rights under...
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11.08.26 - 06:15
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How A Fake IRGC Quote On Nuclear Weapons Reached Netanyahu′s Speech (ZeroHedge)
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How A Fake IRGC Quote On Nuclear Weapons Reached Netanyahu's Speech
Via Middle East Eye
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeated an alleged quote attributed to a senior Iranian commander about Tehran's determination to develop nuclear weapons, even though the statement had no identified primary source and was later traced to an Indian pro-Israel account on X.
An investigation by Israeli news outlet Ynet and New York Times journalist Ronen Bergman found that Netanyahu used the alleged quote, attributed to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) chief Ahmad Vahidi, in an official address to warn Israelis about Iran's nuclear plans. Ynet's investigation traced the source of Netanyahu's remarks to Ritika, an Indian Hindu-nationalist and pro-Israel X account, which posted the alleged quote on 5 August.
Getty Images/AP
"There will be no discussion over enriched uranium or nuclear weapons. As long as the United States and Israel possess nuclear weapons, we will continue work...
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10.08.26 - 12:42
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Netanyahu Rejects Trump′s Peace Plan For Gaza (AFX)
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JERUSALEM (dpa-AFX) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected President Donald Trump's 15-point peace plan for Gaza.Addressing Sunday's Cabinet meeting, he said, 'I have heard peopl......
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10.08.26 - 08:00
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Netanyahu Rejects Hamas Disarmament Proposal (Bloomberg)
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a proposal by US-backed mediators for disarming Hamas, hardening his position after voicing misgivings at the suggestion that Israel reciprocate with phased pullouts from Gaza. Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.08.26 - 04:15
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Netanyahu Rejects Gaza Plan: Israel Won′t Withdraw Until Hamas Is ′Genuinely Disarmed′ (ZeroHedge)
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Netanyahu Rejects Gaza Plan: Israel Won't Withdraw Until Hamas Is 'Genuinely Disarmed'
Authored by Tom Gantert via The Epoch Times,
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu restated on Aug. 9 that Israel has rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's Board of Peace's plan for Gaza and will not withdraw until Hamas is fully disarmed.
Palestinians walk past the rubble of residential buildings destroyed during the war, at Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip on Aug. 5, 2026. Mahmoud Issa/Reuters
Trump posted on Truth Social in July that an agreement had been reached for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza.
Trump said the agreement is part of his plan that will be implemented in phases. As disarmament takes place, Israeli forces would withdraw, while an International Stabilization Force and a new Palestinian police force would assume responsibility for security.
Gaza would ultimately be governed by a new Palestinian government working with the Board of Peace.
The ...
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