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| | Article: The fall of Iran’s Shia Empire, the battle for a New Middle East. | | Article: The fall of Iran’s Shia Empire, the battle for a New Middle East. |
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| | + | Trump Administration issues Harvard University Civil Rights violation notice. |
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| | + | Zohran Mamdani apologists play the fake Islamophobia card. |
| | + | The liberal media and others spin attempts to call out the Democratic mayoral nominee’s hatred for Israel as hatred for Muslims. |
| | + | And the liber wave of legitimizing antisemitism. |
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| | + | House ed panel demands Columbia answer for its president seeming to mock Jew-hatred on campus. The House education panel sought “clarity” from Claire Shipman over “messages you sent that appear to downplay and even mock the pervasive culture of antisemitism on Columbia’s campus.” |
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| | + | White House urges UN to fire Special Rapporteur [infamous bigot] Francesca Albanese. It's pressing the United Nations to remove Francesca Albanese, the special rapporteur on the Palestinian territories, over what officials describe as a pattern of inflammatory, legally questionable and antisemitic conduct. |
| | + | In a formal diplomatic communication to UN leadership, the US accused Albanese of crossing ethical and legal boundaries by promoting fringe legal theories and issuing sweeping threats to American and international companies. |
| | + | Albanese, an Italian academic appointed by the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in 2022 and recently reappointed for a second term, has come under increasing scrutiny for her outspoken criticism and targeting of Israel. Recently, she sent letters to major companies, some of them US government contractors, warning that doing business with Israel could constitute “complicity in genocide,” “apartheid,” and other grave human rights abuses. The letters alleged potential criminal liability under international law. |
| | + | The Trump administration lambasted these moves as a campaign of “political and economic warfare.” In a sharply worded letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres, acting US Ambassador Dorothy Shea argued that Albanese’s claims were built on “false legal premises” and “inflammatory rhetoric,” warning that such conduct poses risks not just to Israel but to global business and diplomatic norms. |
| | + | The controversy highlights longstanding US concerns about perceived anti-Israel bias at the UN, particularly within the Human Rights Council, where Israel has frequently been the target of critical resolutions. |
| | + | US officials have also cast doubt on Albanese’s legal credentials, alleging that the special rapporteur is not an actual lawyer. The state department contends she routinely presents herself as an “international lawyer” despite reportedly never having passed a bar exam or been licensed to practice law. That detail, the US argues, should disqualify her from the diplomatic immunities typically granted to UN officials. |
| | ==Nasrallah - eliminated== | | ==Nasrallah - eliminated== |
| | [[Hassan Nasrallah]] has been eliminated by Israeli airstrike on 27 September 2024 in [[Beirut]],<ref>[https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/hezbollah-chief-sayyed-hassan-nasrallah-airstrikes-lebanon-israel-1.7337217 Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah killed in Israeli airstrike]</ref> | | [[Hassan Nasrallah]] has been eliminated by Israeli airstrike on 27 September 2024 in [[Beirut]],<ref>[https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/hezbollah-chief-sayyed-hassan-nasrallah-airstrikes-lebanon-israel-1.7337217 Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah killed in Israeli airstrike]</ref> |