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JERUSALEM, Israel – For the first time in more than a decade, an Israeli prime minister has re-committed to a two-state solution with the Palestinians. But his comments didn’t sit well with many Israelis. Lapid told the UN General assembly that Israel’s economic and military strength enables it to strive for peace with the Arab world, including the Palestinians. “An agreement with the Palestinians, based on the two states for two peoples, is the right thing for Israel's security, for Israel's economy and for the future of our children,” he said.

2022 JERUSALEM, Israel – Protestors are filling the streets throughout Iran following the recent death of a woman in police custody. The demonstrations are the latest sign of widespread discontent with the Islamic regime. On September 16th, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini fell into a coma and died following her arrest in Iran’s capital, Tehran, by the morality police. Her crime? Not properly wearing a hijab, the Islamic head-covering women are required to wear in public. Her death sparked protests in Tehran and many other cities, often with chants of “Death to the dictator!”

JERUSALEM, Israel – Israel is long known for its military’s capability. Given the country’s size and with enemies on all borders, Israel realizes the importance of innovation in defense and sharing knowledge with allies. Israel recently conducted a multi-dimensional live-fire exercise, attended by 1,500 high ranking officers, including U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley. “All of us are like-minded, we're all allies and partners of one kind or another,” Milley said. “And we are all giving way together to try to figure out what the feature operational environment is, and to innovate and develop our forces, our organization, our doctrines, our structures in our equipment in order to meet future challenges.”

IZIUM, UKRAINE – A mass grave holding hundreds of unknown civilians and Ukrainian military was found outside the recently retaken town of Izium, in the eastern part of the country. It's among dozens of such sites discovered in areas abandoned by Russian troops. Hundreds of numbered graves populate this forested area outside Izium. The site was discovered after Russian troops posted photos on social media pages. As Investigators perform the grisly task of exhuming bodies, they must be careful. Russian troops often booby trap the graves. "If [a metal detector] bleeps on the place where our brothers are lying, that means that the enemy may have left something like an explosive substance, a grenade that could be thrown [into a grave]," a Ukrainian serviceman told us.

During the winter of 1932 and '33, Russian troops were sent into Ukraine to confiscate all the food, something that has come to be known as the Holodomor. In that event, more than four million people died, not from being shot, necessarily, although many people were, but mostly from starvation and exposure. A monument in downtown Kyiv is to commemorate the many children who died – you see a statue of a painfully skinny girl clutching a stalk of wheat. And it has to be mentioned that there are monuments like this all across the country of Ukraine, and if you go to Russia, you are not going to find monuments like this because Ukrainians haven't attacked their neighbors to the East. It's always come this direction.

Meteorologists say Tropical Storm Ian has intensified into a hurricane and will hit Cuba and Florida this week. Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency for all of Florida. Italian voters elected Georgia Meloni, a member of the Brother’s of Italy party, as the nation’s first female prime minister. She’ll head the first far-right Italian government since World War II. Voting ends Tuesday on Russian-backed referendums in parts of Ukraine, while residents fear growing repression in the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s call-up of 300,000 more troops in the war-torn region. And, dozens of FBI agents with guns drawn arrested a Pennsylvania pro-life activist charged with assaulting a man outside a Planned Parenthood clinic last year. The activist’s family says he was acting in self-defense.

New York’s attorney general has filed a $250 million civil lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, his three eldest children, and the Trump Organization, for allegedly engaging in fraudulent business activities and inflating the value of their assets. Trump called the suit a “witch hunt." A federal appeals court panel granted the Justice Department’s request to continue reviewing classified documents seized at Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago. After the Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate to its highest level since 2008, Chair Jerome Powell admitted that the economy is in trouble.

Description #Extremists Utilizing #Gaming Platforms to Promote #Radicalization #shorts #farright #jihadists CBN News 25 Likes 1,100 Views 21 Sept 2022 Extremist groups are using one of the country's most popular forms of entertainment – video games, as a dangerous recruiting tool. Among the targets are vulnerable teenagers. One research team is exposing this trend to help law enforcement and parents become more aware of the danger. Gaming has become so popular that an estimated 216 million Americans consider themselves gamers. That's more than half the country's population. And today's games are a far cry from Pong and Pac Man, for better – and for worse. "I'm currently looking at the darker side of games and how they're being leveraged for radicalization and the mobilization of radical networks," said Dr. Rachel Kowert, Research Director for Take This, a mental health non-profit decreasing stigma and increasing support for mental health in games.

Russian President Vladimir Putin escalated the war in Ukraine on Wednesday, ordering the mobilization of 300,000 reservists. In a rare, televised address, Putin blamed the West for the war and threatened use of nuclear weapons. The independent judge tasked with inspecting documents seized from Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home appeared skeptical of the former president’s claim that the records were declassified during a public hearing on Tuesday. The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates again to curb inflation. A new record highlights the crisis at the U.S. southern border where officials have recorded more than 2 million encounters with migrants so far this fiscal year.