Israel intercepts militia drone, faces regional tensions, while Kamala Harris and Trump seek Arab American support amid politicized Middle East issues.
In the latest development from the Middle East, the Israeli military intercepted a drone launched by the Iran-backed Islamic Resistance in Iraq group from Syria, amid escalating tensions with pro-Iran militias, underscoring Israel's multifaceted security challenges across the region.
Meanwhile, the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in a gunfight with Israeli forces has stirred divergent responses among Palestinians, as they reconcile his portrayal as a hero with the catastrophic consequences of the conflict he spearheaded.
Turning to American politics, a political action committee funded by
Elon Musk, America PAC, is under scrutiny for its ineffective door-to-door campaign supporting
Donald Trump's re-election, grappling with audit inquiries over alleged inflated canvassing figures.
In a related narrative, Kamala Harris and
Donald Trump are actively courting Arab American voters in Michigan as they vie for support, with each capitalizing on the ongoing Middle East tensions to bolster their political platforms.
Across the border, Canada has accused India of being involved in the 2023 killing of Khalistan activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, heightening diplomatic strains while ensuring the safety of its citizens amidst calls for justice from Sikh activists.
Lastly,
Donald Trump's recent rally gaffe regarding the Assyrian community has unexpectedly highlighted this group's complex ties in the U.S., drawing mixed reactions due to policies affecting Assyrian refugees despite their notable political presence in key states.