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Ottawa sent a patrol plane to “stir up trouble” over the East China Sea, Beijing claimed FILE PHOTO: A Chinese J-11 fighter jet flies above the Taiwan Strait near the island of Pingtan, China. ©  AP / Ng Han Guan China has accused Canada of breaching its airspace following a close encounter between a Canadian surveillance craft and People’s Liberation Army fighter jets earlier this week, calling the incident an “illegal intrusion.” Asked about the episode during a Tuesday press briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said a Canadian CP-140 Aurora spy plane had flown into Chinese territory over the island of Chiwei Yu one day prior, slamming the move as a “prov

Some staffers were seen lying on the airport tarmac as air raid sirens blared in Tel Aviv German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (L) shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a press conference in Tel Aviv, Israel, October 17, 2023. ©  AP / Maya Alleruzzo German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was rushed to a bomb shelter as he concluded a visit to Israel on Tuesday night, after his delegation was forced to evacuate their plane due to ongoing rocket attacks from Gaza, journalists traveling with him said. Air raid alarms sounded as Scholz and his team prepared to take off from Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, with the chancellor briefly ushered away to a safe area as a p

The 2020 Abraham Accords were a time bomb that exploded in last week’s Hamas assault By Timur Fomenko, a political analyst (L-R )Bahrain Foreign Minister Abdullatif al-Zayani, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump, and UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al-Nahyan sign the Abraham Accords in Washington, DC, September 15, 2020 ©  SAUL LOEB / AFP On Saturday morning, Jihadist group Hamas made the decision to attack Israel on an unprecedented scale, bombarding it with rockets and launching a ground invasion. Carnage, death and destruction ensued, with hundreds dead and thousands injured on both sides, including civilians, as Israel responded wi

Pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police and attempted to storm US and Israeli diplomatic missions Protesters throw bricks at the US Embassy during a protest in solidarity with the people of Gaza in Awkar, East of Beirut on October 17, 2023. ©  Joseph Eid / AFP The strike on a Gaza Strip hospital that killed at least 500 Palestinians has sparked protests and riots in several Muslim-majority countries on Tuesday night, including Lebanon, Jordan, and Türkiye. In Beirut, where the pro-Palestinian militant group Hezbollah has called for “a day of unprecedented anger,” protesters gathered in font of the US embassy building in the Awkar neighborhood. They threw stones at the

The warning came during a large protest outside the country’s consulate in Istanbul A pro-Palestinian demonstration in Istanbul, October 17, 2023. ©  AP Photo / Emrah Gurel Israel advised its citizens to immediately leave Türkiye on Tuesday, citing the heightened threat of terrorist attacks during the widespread outrage over the deadly missile strike on a hospital in the Gaza Strip. The National Security Council (NSC) raised the alert for traveling to Türkiye to the highest level on its four-tier warning system. “Given recent events, there’s concern over the heightened motivation of terrorist actors and lone assailants to target Israelis in various countries worldwide,” the

The White House reportedly believes a bundle may be easier for the US Congress to pass File photo: US President Joe Biden at a meeting with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu in New York, September 20, 2023. ©  AP Photo/Susan Walsh US President Joe Biden reportedly intends to propose a $100 billion aid bill that would include funding for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan and securing the border with Mexico, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.  It is believed that bundling the aid would ensure bipartisan support in Congress. One anonymous source told Bloomberg that details of the bill “are still being worked out,” but noted that it would cover the entire f

The US president will not be able to “stop the war” between Israel and Hamas, Jordan’s foreign minister Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi speaks during a press conference in Damascus on July 3, 2023. ©  Louai Beshara / AFP Jordan has canceled a summit involving US President Joe Biden and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas following a deadline missile strike on a hospital in the Gaza Strip. “We decided not to hold the four-way summit in Amman because Washington will not be able to make a decision to stop the war [between Hamas and Israel],” Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on said in a statement carried by Al Jazeera. He added that the move had been ma

Both sides have denied responsibility for the deaths of hundreds at Gaza’s oldest hospital People gather around bodies of Palestinians killed at the al-Ahli Arab hospital in central Gaza, October 17, 2023. ©  Dawood NEMER / AFP Israel has denied striking the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza on Tuesday, alleging that a Palestinian Islamic Jihad misfire was to blame. PIJ has accused Israel of trying to cover their “massacre” while Hamas has argued the US is ultimately to blame. More than 600 people have been confirmed killed and 900 more wounded at the hospital, with the death toll expected to rise through the night. In addition to patients, the hospital was sheltering many Palest