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Trump says he now thinks Ukraine can win back all of its territory from Russia
NBC News· 2025-09-23 21:06
US Foreign Policy & International Relations - The US President questioned the purpose of the United Nations, suggesting it has tremendous potential but falls short, mainly issuing strongly worded letters without action [1][7] - The US President criticized US allies, including Canada, the UK, Australia, and France, for planning to recognize a Palestinian state, viewing it as a reward for Hamas [1] - The US President reiterated the threat of imposing strong tariffs on Russia if it doesn't end the war in Ukraine, contingent on European nations adopting the same measures [1] Conflict in Ukraine - The US President shifted his stance on Ukraine, suggesting that with European support, Ukraine could regain its original territory [1] - The US President indicated potential support for NATO countries shooting down Russian aircraft entering their airspace, a shift from previous positions [2][11] - The US President's changed stance on Ukraine, now suggesting Ukraine can regain all its territory, is described as a "game-changer" [30] Economic & Geopolitical Implications - The US President urged European countries to cut off Russian oil and gas purchases completely, noting that Hungary remains a major buyer [1][16][17] - The US administration has cut over $500 million in funding to the UN in the first 7 months [8] Domestic Political Considerations - The US President's remarks on Ukraine may face opposition from some of his supporters [15] - The US President's administration is considering displacing Palestinians and rebuilding Gaza with Arab and private sector money, a plan considered by some as ethnic cleansing [36]
Trump says recognizing Palestinian statehood would be ‘reward’ for Hamas
MSNBC· 2025-09-23 18:41
US Foreign Policy & Middle East Diplomacy - The US, under President Trump, strongly opposes Palestinian statehood, viewing it as a reward for Hamas's actions [1] - Other nations, including France, Australia, Canada, and the UK, are calling for Palestinian statehood, creating diplomatic isolation for the US and Israel [2][3] - A key obstacle to a two-state solution is Israel's expansion of settlements in the West Bank, particularly the E1 area, which would prevent a contiguous Palestinian state [4] - Arab countries consider Israeli annexation and occupation a red line, potentially jeopardizing normalization efforts like the Abraham Accords [5] - The UN Secretary General believes a two-state solution is the only way to resolve the conflict, warning that denying Palestinian statehood would benefit extremists [6][7] - The creation of a Palestinian state is complicated by the ongoing conflict and unresolved issues such as borders, capitals, and the "pay to slay" policy of the Palestinian Authority [8][9][10] - Some argue that conditions, including reforms within the Palestinian Authority and the removal of Mahmoud Abbas, should be met before recognizing a Palestinian state [13] UN & International Relations - President Trump criticized the UN for not living up to its potential and for ineffectiveness [14] - The US is withholding funding from the UN, contributing to a financial crisis within the organization [17] - The UN is cutting offices and staff, including in areas like the World Food Program, World Health Organization, and refugee programs [19] - The US criticizes the UN while simultaneously relying on it for foreign policy objectives [18]
UK, Canada, Australia Recognize Palestinian State
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-22 06:05
Geopolitical Landscape & Recognition of Palestinian State - Several nations, including the UK, Canada, Australia, and potentially France, signaled intentions to recognize a Palestinian state, potentially at the UN General Assembly [2] - Approximately 150 UN member states have officially recognized Palestine as an independent state [3] - France, Canada, and the UK would be the first G7 nations to recognize Palestine [3] - The UN Secretary-General views recognition as a way to pressure Israel to halt West Bank annexation and promote a two-state solution [4] Israeli & US Response - The Israeli Prime Minister likened recognition to a reward for Hamas and terrorism, with potential reactions to follow [5] - The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) suggested the Palestinian Authority is also part of the problem [5] - Some within the Israeli Prime Minister's party are calling for further annexation of the West Bank [6] - The US rejects unilateral declarations of Palestinian statehood, advocating for negotiated ceasefire and demilitarization of Hamas first [8][9] - The US boycotted a UN General Assembly vote supporting a two-state solution, initiated by Saudi Arabia and France [7] - A US diplomat from the Trump administration described the declaration as a misguided publicity stunt that emboldens Hamas [8] Potential Implications - The recognition is largely symbolic due to undefined boundaries for a Palestinian state [4] - The impact on Israel's military activities and policy changes remains uncertain [6] - The UN General Assembly voted in support of a declaration to work towards a two-state solution [7]
'Gaza is burning': Israel launches new offensive into Gaza City
NBC News· 2025-09-19 22:30
Hi, Matt. Hey, how are you. We're seeing some pretty startling images, I I'd say, coming out of Gaza right now.Um, this ground offensive has began um and the the takeover, it seems, of of Gaza City. 60,000 reservists have been called up um for the Israeli military. Walk me through what we know so far about this ground operation.We've been hearing and Gaza people in Gaza City have been hearing for the past several days or weeks evacuation orders asking them to leave Gaza City because remember this whole oper ...
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BBC News (World)· 2025-09-19 06:06
US blocks UN call for Gaza ceasefire for sixth time https://t.co/TH0fTyr44o ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-09-19 04:28
China slammed the US for blocking a Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza https://t.co/F2oyCJgNO0 ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-09-18 19:54
The US vetoed a resolution in the UN Security Council demanding an immediate ceasefire in the war in Gaza that was backed by all the other members of the body https://t.co/NQlMAQvcme ...
Trump on Israel’s Qatar strike: ‘We have to be careful’ when we attack people
MSNBC· 2025-09-15 17:28
In Jerusalem today, Secretary of State Marco Rubio downplayed tensions with Israel after a deadly strike on Hamas negotiators in Qatar that sparked outrage in some corners of the Middle East. President Trump had previously said that he was quote very unhappy about the attack in Qatar, a key US ally that hosts thousands of American troops and a critical player in mediating ceasefire and hostage talks. But today, Rubio showed very little daylight between the Trump administration and Netanyahu.Hamas can no lon ...
How Israel’s Doha Attack Signals an Audacious Strategic Shift | WSJ News
WSJ News· 2025-09-10 17:41
Israel hit a Hamas office in Doha, Qatar. Oh my god. Hamas leadership was meeting there to discuss the latest proposal by the United States to end the war.This attack really shows how Israel is putting diplomacy and the time for talking in the back seat. This is a time for action. Israel acted wholly independently. Wholly independently.and we take full responsibility for this action and this action can open the door to an end of the war. Israel sent about 10 jet fighters to strike the Hamas meeting where th ...
'Very unhappy': Trump lashes out at Israel after military strike in Qatar
MSNBC· 2025-09-10 11:23
David, uh, before we introduce everybody else, just the the the news is just it again you it's I almost feel like you need to take Israel out of so many of these headlines and just put Netanyahu because you look at what Netanyahu has done. You look at his attacks into Syria. You look at his attacks everywhere.I mean, and and this is a guy who is just going to war with absolutely everyone. And you know, most of the people, a lot of people inside of Israel have been saying for a long time, he will never stop ...