Richard Palmer
Assistant Managing Editor at The Trumpet
Assistant managing editor of https://t.co/FpwS9cksTF, writing mainly on Europe.
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1 week ago |
thetrumpet.com | Richard Palmer
The most discussed question in world news continues to be what President Trump will do about Iran. He has given himself two weeks to decide whether or not to attack. Our main story today examines the links between President Trump’s administration and Qatar. Those ties could play a decisive role in what happens next. War with Iran continues: An Iranian missile struck Beersheba earlier today, wounding seven. This is the second day in a row Iran has successfully targeted the southern Israeli town.
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1 week ago |
thetrumpet.com | Richard Palmer
Watch for Iran to refocus on Africa. Its attempts to destroy Israel through Syria and Lebanon have been blocked, but it’s still focused on Jerusalem. Bible prophecy shows that Iran will ally with Egypt, Libya and Ethiopia—showing where its change in tactics will lead. One way it’s moving in this direction already is through its ties with Somalia, something today’s main story, “Somalia—Iran’s Next Puppet State?”, exposes. Finishing Iran off once and for all?
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1 week ago |
thetrumpet.com | Richard Palmer |Emma Moore
Iran rightly dominates Middle Eastern news. But our main story today looks at another critical development: Russia is pulling out of Mali. Soon, North Africa will be a critical battleground for Europe and Iran. Iran’s defeats in Lebanon and Syria are paving the way for it to refocus on that region—and Europe will have to step in or be flooded by refugees. Mihailo Zekic has more. Is America preparing to attack Iran?
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2 weeks ago |
thetrumpet.com | Richard Palmer |Emma Moore
The riots in L.A. seem to be calming down, but more protests are planned across the U.S. for this weekend. In today’s main story, Andrew Miiller looks at an important aspect of these riots—the support they’re getting from Mexico. These riots, he argues, are a foreign invasion. All eyes on Iran: Is Israel about to strike Iran? That’s the rumor—and America seems to be preparing for a backlash. America is pulling out nonessential staff and family members from its embassy in Iraq.
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2 weeks ago |
thetrumpet.com | Richard Palmer
Nato will be holding one of its most important meetings ever, June 24 to 25. United States President Donald Trump will travel to The Hague in the Netherlands for his first meeting with the military alliance since his return to the White House. Since returning to office, Trump and his administration’s criticism of Europe’s free-riding has been more biting than ever. And nato aims to send a stronger message than ever: We’ve heard you, and we’re rearming.
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Very true--and good for Israel's government to have the courage to say this:
I am shocked and heartbroken by the brutal murder of two members of the Israeli delegation in an antisemitic shooting attack in the heart of Washington, D.C. My thoughts are with the families of the victims, the embassy staff, and the entire people of Israel at this painful hour.
This is a good case for negotiating a settlement in Ukraine. Unfortunately it's not the one Pres. Trump is making.
This is moralistic garbage, which is unfortunately the rhetorical currency of the globalists because they have nothing else to say. For three years, President Trump and I have made two simple arguments: first, the war wouldn't have started if President Trump was in office;
There's probably a lot of people in US that feel like this right now.
