Danny

Hasan Piker clearly rattled by fed probe into his Cuba jaunt. 👀 🎥: Twitch/HasanAbi

🚨 do you understand what just happened to Itamar Ben-Gvir.. The far-right National Security Minister just got banned from France after taunting detained Gaza flotilla activists on camera. This is the same man who: •Was a teenage Kahanist with a long rap sheet for racism and terrorism •Was deemed “too extreme” to serve in the IDF… •Keeps a portrait of a terrorist in his home and has celebrated terrorist acts for years Yet he was handed control of the police... This week he filmed himself waving the Israeli flag and taunting zip-tied activists (including Europeans) who were forced to kneel in front of him as he called himself “the landlord.” France’s response was immediate: full entry ban, calling his behavior “reprehensible.” The most radical voice in the cabinet just kept getting more power and now the whole world knows his name.

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⭕️ Palestinian UN ambassador drops vice presidency bid after U.S. pressure Palestinian U.N. Ambassador Riyad Mansour is withdrawing his bid for vice president of the U.N. General Assembly, NPR reported, after the U.S. threatened to revoke visas for the Palestinian delegation if he did not stand down. A State Department cable instructed U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem to warn Palestinian officials that Mansour’s candidacy “fuels tensions” and risks undermining Trump’s Gaza plan, adding: “We will hold the PA responsible if the Palestinian delegation does not withdraw its VPGA candidacy.”  The cable noted that visa sanctions previously waived for Palestinian U.N. officials could be reinstated. The Palestinian delegation relayed, through an Arab country, that Mansour would refrain from running for the next two years, in what observers described as a potential reference to the end of President Trump’s term. Lebanon’s ambassador will take his place, the U.N. said.  Mansour had previously withdrawn his candidacy for the full presidency of the General Assembly following U.S. pressure in February, according to Reuters, which obtained the State Department cable.