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CoronaVirusPro:
Nothing is going to happen!

Even when Israel sunk USS Liberty that killed 34, nothing happened.

That’s the only state allowed to kill Americans without repercussions.

ZombieDredd:
Israel needs to back off from these incessant killings.

It's becoming too much and reckless, intentionally targeting vulnerable people is not the way to go.

NaijaGoBetter2:
I don't even know what to say because many Americans never support Israel on while many support them. Let's wait for Mr Trump to debunk this because he's one of those that support them.
Israel is only attacking weak and harmless Muslim nations if not why do they stop their attack on Iran? Even when we all know they have link history with Terrorists more than any other Islamic states in that region. But Qatar a peaceful state can be attacked

themosthigh:
one reason I know that many Nigerians are very very wicked even when they call themselves Christians is the way many of them are supporting these massacres. They will condemn boko haram for killing, but if the killers are from Isreal, there people support them whole heartedly and even pray for them. If you think you will make heaven when you die despite being unjust, not that the gates of hell will prevail against you. That is one thing I can guarantee to all evil people

GiftofGod77:
It's really unfortunate the number of lives caught in the one of fire between the parties involved and this is to show that peace is the only means to end all of this.

Bimpe29:
An unfortunate case of the one throwing stone from his glass house.

Four US citizens, including three children, were among five people killed Sunday by an Israeli air strike on southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese government.

Israel’s military said it had “struck and eliminated” a Hezbollah operator in the southern town of Bint Jbeil, but acknowledged that “several uninvolved civilians” were also killed in the strike.

“The IDF regrets any harm to uninvolved individuals and operates to minimize harm as much as possible. The incident is under review,” it said in a statement.

Among those killed were a father and three of his children, who were US citizens, according to Lebanon’s Speaker of the Parliament, Nabih Berri, in a statement mourning their deaths.

Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raji said the mother of the American family was injured in the Israeli attack and is in a critical condition.

CNN has approached the US State Department for comment.

Lebanese state-run NNA news reported that a drone had fired two missiles at a motorcycle and a Mercedes car. In the car, the father and his children were killed. The motorcyclist, the apparent target of the strike, was also killed.

Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaf Salam described the attack as a “massacre” against civilians, adding that the Israeli strike constituted a “message of intimidation targeting our people returning to their villages in the south.”

He urged the international community to condemn Israel “in the strongest terms for its repeated violations of international resolutions and international law.”

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said it was “shocked and outraged by the killing of three children from the same family in an airstrike in South Lebanon,” in a post on X on Sunday.

“Attacks on children are unconscionable,” UNICEF added.

“No child should ever pay the price of conflict with their life. Hostilities must cease immediately to ensure the protection of every child,” it said.

Israel has continued to carry out strikes in Lebanon despite the US-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in November last year.

Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun, who’s in New York to attend the UN General Assembly, said Israel is “persisting in its continuous violations of international resolutions, foremost among them the ceasefire agreement,” in reaction to the attack.

“From New York, we appeal to the international community, whose leaders are present in the halls of the United Nations, to make every effort to put an end to the violations of international resolutions,” Aoun said in a statement on Sunday. “There can be no peace over the blood of our children,” he added.

Sunday’s attack comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s earlier remarks in a cabinet meeting regarding Israel’s “victories in Lebanon against Hezbollah” that have allowed for peace talks with its northern neighbor, Syria.

Gerhards:
Mr. malali, please answer my question

Gerhards:
Do you mean this message is not from Hamas? they are terrorists nothing else

Do you mean this message is not from Gerhards.....lol

Floky215:
Don't jubilate too early as you people use to do then come back to wail later...

Nothing would happen and status quote remain same...in the coming days isreal would announce her sovereignty over judea and samaria and there is nothing anybody can do about it...

You people have been tricked to get the whole of the land for isreal....

UK is already infested with islamist so there would be no point doing anything, they are already attacking and raping the good people of UK and isreal got no hand in that....

U.S. President Donald Trump plans to introduce a new $100,000 application fee for H-1B worker visas, according to a White House official, in an effort to reduce their use as part of his broader immigration crackdown.

The Republican president was expected to sign a proclamation as early as Friday restricting entry under the H-1B visa program unless the application fee is paid, the official said. Trump also planned to order changes to the prevailing-wage levels for the H-1B program as a way to limit their use.

The H-1B program has become critical for technology and staffing companies who rely on foreign workers to fill a variety of technical roles.
Amazon (AMZN.O), opens new tab had over 10,000 H-1B visas approved in 2025, while Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab and Meta Platforms (META.O), opens new tab had over 5,000 H-1B visa approvals each, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Bloomberg News earlier reported Trump's intention to sign the order regarding H-1B visa applications.

Shares of Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp (CTSH.O), opens new tab, an IT services company that relies extensively on H-1B visa holders, fell over 5% on Friday.
Critics of the visas, including many American technology workers, argue companies use H-1B visa workers to suppress wages and pass over Americans for jobs they may otherwise be qualified for.
India was the largest beneficiary of H-1B visas last year, accounting for 71% of approved beneficiaries, while China was a distant second at 11.7%, according to government data.
The H-1B visa program is reserved for people who are employed in specialty occupations, frequently in the technology field. They can include software engineers, tech program managers and other IT professionals. The H-1B visas are approved for a period of three to six years.

Love800:
Do residential houses(private family homes) that uses inverters, solars, have to pass through all this process also?

siraj1402:
@Righteousness2 will not like this and will deserted you as a true American. Once you are against his blood sucking mission, he will attacks you with different account with different Monika.

LOL....I blocked him already.
I think he is applying for an American Visa, so he is boosting his online social media with pro-genocide sentiments........

Ovacoma:
Release the hostages and surrender, is that too hard to understand?

mariovito:
Oh well,

Will Bibi also lash at Bernie the way he usually does at others?

Truth shall prevail.

“The truth is, whether you call it genocide or ethnic cleansing or mass atrocities or war crimes, the path forward is clear. We, as Americans, must end our complicity in the slaughter of the Palestinian people,” the Vermont Independent wrote.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Wednesday said that Israel’s actions in Gaza constitute a genocide, the first time the longtime senator and two-time presidential candidate has used the term to describe the conflict.

“I recognize that many people may disagree with this conclusion,” Sanders said in an op-ed posted to his website with the title: “It is Genocide.” “The truth is, whether you call it genocide or ethnic cleansing or mass atrocities or war crimes, the path forward is clear. We, as Americans, must end our complicity in the slaughter of the Palestinian people.”

Sanders’ call to action came shortly after Israeli forces launched a ground offensive in Gaza City, the enclave’s largest city. Just last week, a surprise Israeli strike on Hamas officials in Qatar drew the ire of the White House, with President Donald Trump slamming the unilateral maneuver in a social media post.

Sanders panned the Trump administration for its support of what he called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “policy of ethnic cleansing in Gaza and the West Bank.”

“Having made life unlivable through bombing and starvation, they are pushing for ‘voluntary’ migration of Palestinians to neighboring countries to make way for President Trump’s twisted vision of a ‘Riviera of the Middle East,’” Sanders wrote.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Sanders’ criticism.

The Vermont independent, one of ten Jewish senators, has long criticized Israel over its war against Hamas for its decimation on Palestinian civilians, which has claimed the lives of some 64,000 Palestinians.

In March 2024, months after the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack in southern Israel that triggered the conflict, Sanders called on then-President Joe Biden to stop doling out unconditional military aid for the Middle Eastern ally, telling CBS that the “United States of America cannot be complicit in this mass slaughter of children.”

“Over the last two years, Israel has not simply defended itself against Hamas,” he wrote Wednesday. “Instead, it has waged an all-out war against the entire Palestinian people.”

Sanders has only escalated his pressure since the beginning of the war. He’s pushed several Senate resolutions to ban arms sales to Israel, culminating in a July vote that saw 26 Democrats support halting weapons transfers.