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Netanyahu has vehemently denied such claims‚ blaming Iran for the flow of arms and funds to the Palestinian group EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has openly accused the Israeli government of funding Hamas‚ an allegation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied. Borrell did not elaborate on the claim‚ which has been repeatedly made by opponents of Netanyahu and the Israeli media. Speaking at the University of Valladolid in Spain‚ Josep Borrell said Hamas “was financed by the Israeli government in an attempt to weaken the Palestinian Authority led by Fatah‚” according to El Pais newspaper. Netanyahu has blamed the rise of Hamas on Iran‚ for supporting the Palestinian militant group “with money‚ training and weapons and technological know-how” and intelligence. Israel claims Tehran was involved in plotting the October 7 attacks‚ in which around 1‚200 people were killed and scores taken hostage in the surprise Hamas raid near Gaza. Israel responded with an intense military bombardment of the Palestinian enclave‚ so far leaving about 24‚000 dead‚ according to local health officials. The operation is aimed at wiping out the militant group‚ Israel says. Hamas has ruled Gaza since 2007‚ when it defeated the Fatah movement led by President Mahmoud Abbas in an armed conflict. In a televised interview on Thursday‚ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: “Iran is the head of the octopus and you see its tentacles all around from the Houthis to Hezbollah to Hamas‚” and admitted that the IDF has carried out direct strikes on the country.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine! Tehran has denied any role in the Hamas assault on Israel‚ with Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani saying such accusations were “based on political reasons.” Claims of Netanyahu’s alleged covert support for Hamas go back several years. Critics have accused him of allowing funds to flow to the group as a way to undermine peace process and scupper negotiations on Palestinian statehood. In March 2019‚ Netanyahu told his Likud party colleagues: “Anyone who wants to thwart the establishment of a Palestinian state has to support bolstering Hamas and transferring money to Hamas.” Josep Borell said the only peaceful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict included the creation of a Palestinian state‚ and suggested this might need to “be imposed from the outside‚” without Israel’s agreement. Borrell’s remarks came ahead of Monday’s EU foreign ministers’ meeting with counterparts from Israel‚ the Palestinian Authority and key Arab countries in Brussels‚ where they will discuss the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza and the prospects for a future peace settlement. On Thursday‚ the European Parliament adopted a resolution calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza on the condition that Hamas is dismantled and all hostages released. The resolution came just days after Netanyahu dismissed the idea of Palestinian statehood‚ rebuffing such calls from the United States and EU. Is the cult of sports killing America?

The smash-up inflicted significant damage on one ship‚ with a large hole seen punched into its hull Two UK Royal Navy minesweeper vessels have collided while docking in Bahrain‚ with one ship caught on video as it backed into the other. A British military spokesperson has confirmed the mishap‚ saying the cause of the accident is still under investigation. The crash took place on Thursday as the HMS Chiddingfold‚ a Hunt-class mine countermeasures ship‚ attempted to dock at an undisclosed location in the Gulf island state. As captured in a clip making the rounds online‚ the Chiddingfold was seen slamming into the bow of the Sandown-class minehunter HMS Bangor. An unnamed military source cited by UK Defence Journal said that teams would be sent to review the damage and create a plan for repairs. A Royal Navy spokesperson also addressed the accident in a statement issued on Friday. https://t.co/m1KMgNLhtt pic.twitter.com/2ZauWyBacwSave 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine!— fill your boots (@MilitaryBanter) January 19‚ 2024 “We are aware of an incident concerning two Minehunters alongside in Bahrain. There are no casualties as a result of this incident and it would be inappropriate to comment further whilst investigations are ongoing‚” the spokesperson said. The aftermath of the crash was caught in another image‚ which showed a sizable hole in the Bangor’s hull. pic.twitter.com/pxjyWxxeah— fill your boots (@MilitaryBanter) January 19‚ 2024 Designed to locate and destroy naval mines‚ the HMS Chiddingfold is constructed of glass-reinforced plastic and other non-ferrous materials in order to reduce its magnetic signature. The Hunt-class minesweeper entered service in the 1980s‚ and serves a secondary role as an offshore patrol ship. It remains one of London’s primary mine-hunting vessels‚ and was equipped with advanced hull-mounted Sonar following a series of upgrades. The Bangor‚ meanwhile‚ was commissioned in 2000 and is used to detect mines at depths of up to 200 meters (655 feet). The vessel took part in patrols off the Libyan coast in 2011 during the NATO intervention in the North African state‚ which saw the violent overthrow and murder of longtime leader Muammar Gaddafi by Islamist militants. A Sandown-class Mine Countermeasures Vessel‚ the ship carries SeaFox naval drones used to assist mine-clearance divers during the disposal of explosives. Is the cult of sports killing America?

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Home prices reached record levels amidst other indicators that Americans struggled in 2023 US home sales declined to the lowest level in almost three decades last year as prices rose to a record high. Sales for 2023 came in at 4.09 million homes for the year‚ the lowest level since 1995. Additionally‚ sales in December declined by a full 6.2% versus December 2022. On a month-to-month basis‚ sales declined in December in the South‚ Northeast‚ and Midwestern United States. Year-to-year sales experienced a decline in all regions of the country including the West. Median home prices for 2023 rose to $389‚800‚ a new record‚ demonstrating the effect of investors in the market. Such buyers represented 16% of home sales in December as institutions like Blackrock drove up housing prices in the country. Historically‚ first-time homebuyers make up 40% of the housing market but this number declined to just 29% in December. On another measure of economic security‚ Gallup found a record high number of Americans responding that they were “suffering” in their annual Health and Well-Being survey. The polling organization found a greater percentage of Americans describing their status as “suffering” than during 2008’s Great Recession‚ continuing a trend from 2022.Winter Sun Plus is NOW 40% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! Such respondents are “more likely to report lacking food and shelter‚ more likely to have physical pain‚ stress‚ worry‚ sadness‚ and anger” according to the firm. Meanwhile China has made efforts to stabilize housing prices with President Xi Jinping remarking that “houses are built to be inhabited‚ not for speculation‚” but the maxim is unlikely to gain support from either major US political party given the power of the banking sector in the strongly capitalist country. Is the cult of sports killing America?

Result of the chaos in the Red Sea has been a slide in global trade President Biden’s second week of military strikes against Iran-backed Houthi anti-ship missile bases and continued attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea by the rebels have raised serious concerns about supply bottlenecks jeopardizing global growth.  On Thursday‚ top container shipper AP Moller-Maersk sent a memo to customers‚ warning how the global shipping network is fracturing because of the elevated risks in the Red Sea: “While we hope for a sustainable resolution in the near-future and do all we can to contribute towards it‚ we do encourage customers to prepare for complications in the area to persist and for there to be significant disruption to the global network.”  Major shipping companies like Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have diverted hundreds of vessels on lengthier and costlier routes around the Cape of Good Hope to avoid Houthi rebels. Shell was the latest company to suspend all Red Sea shipments earlier this week.  Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc told Reuters on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday that global shipping networks will be disrupted for at least a few months:Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! “So for us this will mean longer transit times and probably disruptions of the supply chain for a few months at least‚ hopefully shorter‚ but it could also be longer because it’s so unpredictable how this situation is actually developing.”  Earlier this week‚ Stifel shipping analyst Ben Nolan told clients‚ “Red Sea issues are getting worse‚ not better.”  The knock-on effects of Red Sea disruptions have pushed companies to rent more vessels‚ thus reducing capacity‚ which has increased shipping rates in recent weeks.  “This week saw a scramble for prompt tonnage‚” said MB Shipbrokers (formerly Maersk Broker) in a market report on Friday‚ referring to ships that can be chartered immediately. “Owners have certainly become more bullish and are pushing for higher-than-last-done levels in all segments and most regions.” Charter rates are headed higher‚ “specifically for short periods of three to six months’ duration‚” said MB Shipbrokers. Data from IfW Kiel Institute shows containers being transported through the Red Sea daily are around 200‚000 containers‚ down from 500‚000 in November.  The result of the chaos in the Red Sea has been a slide in global trade.  Is the cult of sports killing America?