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Israeli authorities have been condemned over the ‘systematic targeting’ of Palestinian athletes after two members of the women’s football team were detained. The Palestine Football Association criticised the ‘unjust arrest’ of Rand Al Halawani, 20, and Natalie Abu Dayyeh, 21. Both players have represented Palestine internationally. Abu Dayyeh was arrested during an Israeli raid near Birzeit University in the occupied West Bank, while Al Halawani was later detained after being summoned to a police station in West Jerusalem. ‘Rand and Natalie are young international players who have proudly represented Palestine at both youth and senior levels,’ the association said in a statement

The future of the Middle East will not be written in Tehran, Brussels, or the United Nations. It will be written by strong nations that defend civilization, expand prosperity, and crush extremism without apology. That future belongs to the Abraham Alliance: the United States, Israel, and the pragmatic Gulf Arab states. https://t.co/mEu74C2KLt

FRANCE WARNS ISRAEL: SANCTIONS COMING WITHIN DAYS 🔴 French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot: “If the Israeli government does not change its policies in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon, we cannot act as if nothing has happened.” Sanctions against Israel are currently being blocked due to Hungary's veto. However, I believe this veto will be lifted (with new Hungary PM) and that these sanctions will be implemented in the coming days.”

State of Palestine opposes Israel appointment of diplomatic mission in “what is called Somaliland.” Self-determination is for Palestinians only. Somalilanders need not apply. Also signed on the statement are a bunch of inconsequential states— Saudi, Egypt, Turkey, Algeria — and Islamist non-states like Sudan, Somalia, and Libya. Why do they waste everyone’s time with this nonsense?

🚨 Roi Kais reports that a Chareidi journalist was recently arrested in Kuwait on suspicion of being a Mossad agent after his tefillin raised suspicion. Journalist Yitzhak Horowitz said he was questioned about whether he is Israeli, if he served in the Israeli army, and whether he has connections to Israel. He responded that he has family and acquaintances in Israel and works for Israeli companies, but nothing security-related, and was later released following questioning.