Progressive commentator Briahna Joy Gray criticized the lack of public support from major Black and Latino organizations for NY-13 Democratic candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, writing that “no Black or Latino organization, from the CBC to the NAACP,” had defended her against what Gray described as a “Zionist/establishment harassment campaign.”Gray’s comments came after videos circulated online showing Avila Chevalier and her mother being harassed by protesters at a polling site. One protester

🇺🇳 A UN hearing erupted into a public shouting match after Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, demanded the resignation of senior UN official Pramila Patten over a report that blacklisted Israel for conflict-related sexual violence.When another UN official, Vanessa Frazier, objected and said the findings were based on “verified evidence,” Danon interrupted her, saying: “You will be quiet now.”The clash comes after almost 1,000 days of Israel blocking independent Red Cross v

🇺🇸 A federal judge has ordered the release of Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, from ICE custody after nearly three months in detention.🔸A lawful permanent resident who has lived in the United States for 33 years, Sarsour was detained by immigration authorities at the end of March.🔸 His legal team said he was targeted for his advocacy on behalf of Palestinians and Palestinian human rights. ICE alleges he lied on his immigration paperwork by failing to disclose a c

⚓ Latest from the Strait of Hormuz:🔸Kpler recorded 25 vessel crossings on June 18, the highest level since April, but still well below the roughly 120-140 daily transits seen before the war.🔸Traffic was evenly split between inbound and outbound voyages, with most ships following established Iranian routes. Kpler also identified five sanctioned vessels among the crossings.🔸The newly established Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) announced that vessels seeking to transit Hormuz must submit pa

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A Lebanese chef with no ties to any armed group was killed in an Israeli strike on the southern village of Douweir on Sunday, Press TV correspondent reported.Hadi Hoteit said the man Kassem Jouni, a caterer who ran a small kitchen with his wife and brother and cooked for the village’s weddings and funerals, was killed when an Israeli strike hit the house next door. Hoteit said he had seen him a week earlier collecting bread from the municipality, since the bombardment had made it too dangerous t