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(L) A Canadian flag flutters in the wind (Photo by MATTHIEU DELATY/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images) / (R) A Mexico flag flies in the Paddock. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images) President Donald Trump announced on Monday that Canada and Mexico have “no room left” for anymore discussions in relation to avoiding a 25% tariff — officially going into effect at midnight.  Additionally, the president noted that he intends to impose a 20% tariff on China as well. “On the tariffs, is there any room left for Canada and Mexico to make a deal before midnight?” a journalist asked Trump at the White House. “No room left for Mexico or for Canada,” Trump replied. “No, the tariffs, you know, they’re all set. They go into effect tomorrow.” Trump continued, explaining that the tariff on Chinese-made goods would be 20%, which is double the amount he previously threatened — White House aides confirmed.  Canada, Mexico and China are America’s top three sources of imports, and they collectively ...

View of the nuclear reactor in Dimona, southern Israel, in 2016. (Moshe Shai/Flash90) A Beersheba resident accused of transferring information about Israel’s nuclear program to Iranian agents is indicted by the Southern District Attorney’s office. Police and Shin Bet agents conducted a months-long investigation into the suspect, Doron Bokovza, who allegedly initiated contact with Iranian agents and offered to sell them information. The suspect feigned having access to Israel’s nuclear research center in the Negev, but in fact provided his handlers with public information about the facility, the agencies say in a joint statement. Police add that Bokovza carried out several tasks for the agents including “photographing facilities and transferring information.” Bokovza was indicted in the Beersheba District Court on charges of contacting a foreign agent and passing information to the enemy. Southern Israel’s Dimona nuclear research facility, officially called the Shimon Peres Negev Nuclea...

People pay their respects to murdered hostage Shlomo Mantzur in Rishon Lezion on March 2, 2025 (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) President Isaac Herzog, speaking at the funeral of slain hostage Shlomo Mantzur, apologizes that the country did not protect him. “As a public envoy of the entire State of Israel, I ask you for forgiveness for not being able to protect you in the place that was supposed to be your fortress,” Herzog says, according to Hebrew-language media reports. “Forgiveness from you, from your family, from Kissufim and from the people of the entire western Negev, for not saving you on that bitter day,” Herzog says. Herzog also calls for a state commission of inquiry to be established as soon as possible. “There is no other way [for the country] to repair and heal other than to investigate and find out in depth everything that caused the terrible massacre other than taking responsibility and carrying it, with the full weight of its significance, to ensure that such a terrible disast...

Palestinians gather for a communal iftar, or fast-breaking meal, on the first day of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on March 1, 2025. (AFP) Today, Sunday; March 2, the Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty says the Egyptian Gaza reconstruction plan, which ensures Palestinians remain in the enclave, is ready and will be presented to the emergency Arab summit on Tuesday. The Egyptian reconstruction plan, according to Abdelatty, will not be purely Egyptian or Arab but will seek international support and funding to ensure its successful implementation. “We will hold intensive talks with major donor countries once the plan is adopted at the upcoming Arab Summit,” Abdelatty says in a press conference with the European Union Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Šuica. Abdelatty says Europe’s role, especially in the economic aspect of rebuilding the war-torn enclave, is critical. According to reports, the proposal calls for establishing “secure a...

Trucks carrying humanitarian aid line up on the Egyptian side of the Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Strip on March 2, 2025, after Israel suspended the entry of supplies into the Palestinian enclave.  Israel said Sunday it would not allow any more goods to enter Gaza over what it called Hamas’s refusal to accept a proposal to extend the expiring initial stage of the ceasefire and hostage release deal, and threatened “additional consequences” and a return to war. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government said the move had rock-solid backing from US President Donald Trump’s White House, even as Jerusalem appeared to back away from its previous agreement with Hamas to negotiate a second phase of the ceasefire during which additional hostages would be released and Israel would fully withdraw from Gaza. “With the end of phase one of the hostage deal and in light of Hamas’s refusal to accept the [US special envoy Steve] Witkoff outline for continuing talks – to which Israel agre...

" For working against the coming of Biafra, UK will be overrun. To God who made me, UK will be overrun by Islam; watch and see," Nnamdi Kanu  When Mazi Nnamdi Kanu said this in 2021, in a tone that revealed that he was speaking from his spirit, people thought it was a mere saying. While he was saying this, he was in tears. Today, here is the rundown of the UK islamic situation factchacked. "This is how you take over a nation by soft jihad.  * The Mayor of London is a Muslim. The mayor of Birmingham is a Muslim.  * The Mayor of Leeds is Muslim.  * Mayor of Blackburn - Muslim.  * The mayor of Sheffield is a Muslim.  * The mayor of Oxford is a Muslim.  * The mayor of Luton is a Muslim.  * The mayor of Oldham is Muslim.  * The mayor of Rochdale is Muslim.  All this was achieved by only 4 million Muslims out of 66 million people in England:    Today,  * There are over 1800 mosques in England.  * There are over 80 sharia co...

Israeli street of Kibbutz Kissufim was crowded to an overflow in Honour of  an October 7 victim of the Hamas mass killing. It was memorable to Israelis, especially that the event of the burial re ennact the horrified scenario when people who willingly went for worship suddenly met their untimely death.  They beeded their people bye without knowing that they would never see again. It is heartbreaking. The 85-year-old victim of Hamas brutalty  is led to rest today, at Kibbutz Kissufim, where he was murdered on Oct. 7