Robert Inlakesh

1 week ago | mintpressnews.com | Robert Inlakesh

Yemen’s Ansar Allah has emerged as a central force in the growing regional war surrounding Israel, expanding what began as a localized retaliation into a far-reaching campaign targeting the heart of Israeli infrastructure. Sunday’s missile strike near Terminal 3 of Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv marked a strategic turning point—not simply for its reach or symbolism, but for the direct military and economic challenge it poses to Israel and its U.S.-backed defense systems.

1 week ago | israel.timesofnews.com | Robert Inlakesh

By Robert InlakeshThreat after threat, plan after plan, yet the Israeli military still fails to achieve victory on any front it fights on. None of its publicly stated objectives have been achieved in Gaza, aside from the mass murder of civilians and now, for the 19th consecutive month the Israeli leadership floats new “total victory” plans that change by the hour.

1 week ago | defenddemocracy.press | Robert Inlakesh

By Robert InlakeshMay 4, 2025Regardless of whether all the claims are true, it does appear as if the policy split came over the issue of a US attack on Iran. Seemingly out of nowhere, late last week it was revealed that US President Donald Trump was sacking his national security advisor Mike Waltz. Soon after, the Washington Post revealed that the firing was likely over Waltz’s push for an attack on Iran, but is that all there is to the story?

1 week ago | mintpressnews.com | Robert Inlakesh

A sweeping pro-Israel bill backed by Republican leadership and AIPAC collapsed this week after a rare revolt by right-wing lawmakers who argued it posed a direct threat to Americans’ First Amendment rights. The bill, H.R. 867 — known as the IGO Anti-Boycott Act — would have imposed up to $1 million in fines and prison terms of up to 20 years on Americans who support international boycotts of Israel, even those led by the United Nations.

1 week ago | popularresistance.org | Robert Inlakesh

Above photo: A cargo ship sails through the town of Ismailia, Egypt. Ayman Aref | AP. And Collapse Its Economy. President Donald Trump’s call to permit the free passage of American ships through Egypt’s Suez Canal has sparked public outrage across a nation already in steep economic decline. While Washington appears to feel entitled to Cairo’s trade route, U.S. policies have long contributed to Egypt’s financial crisis.