لا يزال تحذير ونستون تشرشل صحيحًا اليوم كما كان قبل سنوات عديدة:
"إذا ما اتخذتم موقفًا مفاده أنكم عاجزون تحت أي ظرف من الظروف عن الدفاع عن حقوقكم ضد العدوان، فلن يكون هناك حد للمطالب التي ستُرفع ولا للإهانات التي ستُفرض عليكم".
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Trump insists he can 'control Israel from attacking Lebanon'
'They have a lot of respect for me. They do as I say'
Dozens, including children, killed in Israeli strikes across Lebanon since yesterday, as IDF intensifies bombardment following US-Iran deal
"Thank you, President Trump."
Tulsi Gabbard says she just walked out of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence headquarters for the final time, marking her last day in the role.
"I remain grateful for the profound honor of serving the American people and our nation as the Director of National Intelligence."
After serving over a year at the helm of the intelligence community, Gabbard is closing out her tenure with a message of gratitude and thanks to President Trump.
We are reaping what was sown in the sixties. The fashionable theories and permissive claptrap set the scene for a society in which the old virtues of discipline and self-restraint were denigrated.
Teachers, parents and other adults need to set clear consistent limits to the behaviour of our children and young people. Children need, they respond to, and they too often lack clear rules, consistently, firmly, fairly and affectionately applied. They long for them. And only in this way will they be able to grow up in a framework of certainty and learn the self-control necessary to cope with the problems of life.
Of course, children learn by example and the most powerful influence on their life is what they learn at home and at school.
And television can't escape its responsibility for affecting society's standards.
Our children are fed on a daily diet of violence unparalleled in our history. That diet can numb the sense of shock and render acceptable those things which we should all totally reject.
But leaders at every level also influence society's values.
There are those who, for sinister political reasons, wish to undermine the institutions and values upon which we depend.
.@POTUS meets with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi at the G7 summit in France: "Our relationship has been very strong for a long time... we'll discuss many things, including trade. We do a lot of business with Egypt."
President Trump said he called Netanyahu “f——— crazy” during a tense call last week as part of discussions of the situation in Lebanon, and he was equally blunt in assessing whether Netanyahu would have to accept a U.S.-brokered deal with Iran.
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Trump exclaimed in an interview with the FT on Sunday: “I call the shots. I call all the shots. [Netanyahu] doesn’t call the shots.” US president’s frustration with continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon and Iran erupts as he pushes to end the war. https://t.co/aGpSZOBTCC
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Sergey Lavrov says Moscow is concerned by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s admission that Washington can’t act as a neutral mediator in the Ukraine conflict.
“We’re certainly concerned about the statements, especially from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who recently said at a congressional hearing that the United States can’t be a mediator because it supports Ukraine,” Lavrov said.
The Russian foreign minister also accused UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres of “openly pandering to the West,” particularly over Ukraine. Lavrov said Moscow wants the next UN chief to be genuinely impartial and to follow the UN Charter “not selectively, but in its entirety.”