Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will have no choice but to accept any deal the United States negotiates with Iran, President Donald J. Trump told the Financial Times during a phone interview Sunday night, following the Iranian ballistic missile attack against Northern Israel. “He won’t have any choice,” Trump told the FT. “I call the shots. I call all the shots. He [Netanyahu] doesn’t call the shots.”
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) Jun 7, 2026
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Another utter failure for the Russians abroad, this time with a founding member of the CSTO, no less. Read here on what the Kremlin tried to do to Pashinyan: theins.press/en/inv/292740Alex Raufoglu (@ralexdc)NEW!! Armenian PM Pashinyan declares election win during speech.— https://x.com/ralexdc/status/2063749273053712671
— Michael Weiss (@michaeldweiss) Jun 7, 2026
This week on Switzerland, Tom Switzer is joined by Professor Jeffrey Sachs from Columbia University. Subjects include Iran’s military response to Israel’s consistent attacks in Lebanon and the tense relationship between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.
If Trump does not enter the war, will he be accused of abandoning Israel? But if Trump enters the war, will that mean Israel has an effective veto on the negotiations to end the Iran crisis? According to Professor Sachs, Trump should work to extricate the US from the Israeli-Iranian rivalry.
The Polish model was Anna Aksamit was attacked by 7 to 8 “skinny, young drunk men” Milan.
She took several punches to the head and says that they were about to rape her.
She says that a young Italian man saw what happened and started fighting them, making them flee the scene. She says that the Italian man also left quickly without giving her name his name. She now wants to meet him to thank him for his courage.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) Jun 7, 2026
🇦🇲 Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan declared victory before the official count was completed, saying his party’s own data shows he has secured a mandate to govern alone.
— @AzeriTimes Jun 7, 2026
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New in SpyWeek: Bill Pulte’s License to Kill, More Kash Cuts, CIA’s Gold Theft Headache , by @SpyTalker open.substack.com/pub/spytal…
— SpyTalk: Intelligence for Thinking People (@talk_spy) Jun 7, 2026
Newly released FBI records obtained by Judicial Watch are raising fresh questions about the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.
According to heavily redacted documents released through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, Butler County Sheriff’s Office personnel exchanged two emails with Thomas Matthew Crooks prior to the July 13, 2024 shooting. While investigators reportedly described the communications as “unremarkable,” the contents of the emails remain hidden from public view due to extensive redactions.
The documents also reveal that law enforcement allegedly recovered a mysterious “gray remote device” equipped with an antenna from Crooks’ pocket after the attack. Additional details about the device have not been disclosed.
With key information still redacted, many are asking why Crooks was communicating with local law enforcement before the rally, what those emails contained, and whether important details about the investigation are still being withheld from the public.
In this video, we break down the newly released records, what Judicial Watch uncovered, and the unanswered questions surrounding one of the most shocking events in modern American political history.
What do you think? Should all remaining records related to the Butler assassination attempt be released to the public? Let me know in the comments below.
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From a veteran Israeli intelligence officer. 👇Expect this view is pervasive in Israel.Nadav Pollak (@NadavPollak)The precedent President Trump set today is a very dangerous one.
The fact he blocked Israel from retaliating against Iran weakened Israel deterrence significantly, signaled to Iran that limited attacks against Israel can occur with no price attached to it, and damaged US negotiating position.
Should Israel now take into account that every significant action against one of Iran’s proxies means an Iranian retaliation, one that it can’t answer to because of Trump?
The proxies themselves might also feel emboldened now to attack Israel knowing Iran is willing to get involved.
And regarding the negotiations, Trump showed Iran that his desire to reach an agreement is above all else, something that feels pretty similar to the Obama years.
One last point, I’m sure Iranian decision makers are also now thinking, well if we attacked Israel and Trump didn’t do anything, we can for sure keep targeting our neighbors with no worries of US actions.— https://x.com/NadavPollak/status/2063748261718978739
— Michael Weiss (@michaeldweiss) Jun 7, 2026
