AP correspondent Rica Ann Garcia reports on the reported killing of two Nigerians at an anti-immigrant protest in South Africa.
Month: July 2026
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Netanyahu: It concerns me that there’s that element of anti-Israel in the Democratic Party and the woke right. The people who hate Israel end up hating America. When those Americans who support Israel do demonstrations, they wave Israeli flag and they wave the American flag.
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Summary
A full-scale war between the U.S., Israel, and Iran has entered its fifth month, reshaping regional dynamics and global energy markets. The conflict, triggered by a February 28 strike on Iran, has spread across the Middle East, with Iran threatening retaliatory measures and leveraging control over the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts led by former President Trump to mediate the Ukraine war add complexity to an already volatile geopolitical landscape. Economic repercussions include fluctuating oil prices and OPEC+ production adjustments as Hormuz traffic resumes.
Key Stories
U.S. and Israel launch preemptive strikes on Iran, igniting regional war — On February 28, 2026, the U.S. and Israel initiated a coordinated attack on Iran, targeting nuclear sites and military infrastructure. The conflict has since expanded, drawing in neighboring countries and disrupting global oil supplies, with Iran vowing retaliation during the funeral of Supreme Leader Khamenei.
Iran exploits Strait of Hormuz leverage amid economic desperation — Iran has announced plans to impose service fees on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, defying U.S. claims of toll-free transit. The move coincides with OPEC+ increasing oil output as Hormuz traffic recovers, though Iran’s envoy to China promises preferential treatment for “friendly” nations.
Trump mediates Ukraine war while Iran conflict complicates diplomacy — Former President Trump engaged in separate calls with Russian and Ukrainian leaders, offering to broker peace talks. The initiative follows his past threats against Iran, creating a contradictory diplomatic stance as the U.S. remains entangled in the Middle East war.
Khamenei funeral galvanizes anti-West sentiment and regional alliances — The funeral of Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei drew global attention, with Pakistani and American attendees amplifying anti-U.S. rhetoric. Regional leaders, including Pakistan’s PM, pledged solidarity with Iran, while protests in Tehran featured chants for revenge against the U.S. and Israel.
Israel-Hamas war persists as 1,000 days mark passes with no resolution — Israelis and Palestinians marked 1,000 days since the October 7 Hamas attack, with protests demanding accountability and hostage releases. The IDF continues targeting Hamas and Hezbollah operatives, while Gaza’s future remains uncertain amid ongoing ceasefire violations.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: “The Christian villages in Lebanon… Some of them have actually asked to be annexed to Israel because we protect them against Hezbollah.”
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