⚡️🇮🇱 NEW - Terrorist Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir says he plans to “encourage” Palestinians to leave Gaza first, and then the West Bank as well.
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⚡️🚨 NEW - U.S. diesel prices have hit a record $5.85 a gallon, as the Iran war disrupts global fuel supplies and sends oil prices higher.
The surge is driving up transportation costs and could soon push food and other consumer prices higher, with Brent crude now above $95 a barrel, up sharply from around $70 before the war.


⚡️🇳🇴👓 NEW - Norway is considering a ban on so-called Meta “pervert glasses” with built-in cameras that can record people without them knowing.
The government is concerned about the privacy risks as camera-equipped wearables become more common.
“We must prevent this equipment from being used to monitor other people in public places.”


⚡️👨⚖️ NEW - YouTube Premium is facing a second proposed class-action lawsuit over its “ad-free” claims.
Three Canadian subscribers argue that Premium isn’t truly “ad-free” because creators can still include sponsored content and brand promotions directly in their videos.
“Although the source and delivery mechanism of the advertisements changed, the commercial interruption experienced by subscribers remained substantially the same.”


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⚡️🚨 ALERT - The breach at Trezor's shipping provider ShipMonk is far bigger than first thought. Trezor now puts the number of affected customers at about 81,000, up from 13,689.
Another 67,000 US buyers who placed orders between November 2019 and August 2021 had names, phone numbers and shipping addresses exposed. Trezor says ShipMonk repeatedly confirmed in writing that this data was deleted. Turns out it wasn't.
Trezor is warning of physical security risks and says it has emailed all affected customers directly.


⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Judge officially declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy trial, in the murders of her 3 young children, after defense's emergency stay is denied by the Massachusetts Supreme Court. The jury has been discharged.
⚡️🤡 NEW - Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich:
This is how God created the world: He chose a land, He chose a people, and when they are together, they flourish.
And when they flourish, they bring light and goodness to the entire world.
Our purpose really is to be a light unto the nations—a beacon of morality, of values, of culture, and of kindness.
And this is the reality.
⚡️🗺️ NEW - UN votes 164-1 to ditch the Mercator projection in favor of the “Equal Earth” map, with the U.S. casting the lone vote against.


⚡️🏠 NEW - Number of Home Buyers falls to lowest level ever recorded


⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - Trump says 18 Americans dying fighting Iran is “small potatoes”
⚡️🇮🇱 NEW - Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett on Qatar:
I’m not talking about tomorrow bombing Qatar, but you gather intelligence. It’s an enemy and we start working on it.
We begin a campaign — not necessarily a war campaign — a public opinion, economic, diplomatic campaign.
And we join forces with our friends in the region — Saudis, Emirates, Egypt, etc. — to pressure Qatar.
At the end of the day, it’s a tiny place, 330,000 people, and they’re causing crazy havoc, wreaking havoc on Israel.
⚡️🇩🇪 NEW - Germany's Adidas is facing boycott calls after featuring IDF veteran Shalev Biton — who lost his left leg in a 2021 Gaza — as the face of its single-shoe service in Israel.
The service lets amputees buy one shoe at half price.
Thousands of Palestinians have lost limbs since October 2023.
The backlash also revives Adidas's 2024 decision to drop Bella Hadid from a campaign after Israeli pressure, framing it as a double standard.
Adidas hasn't responded publicly.
⚡️🇺🇸 NEW - A view of the U.S. Capitol as the storm hit Washington, D.C. last night.
⚡️💸 NEW - The Gulf’s 2026 economic rebound is fading as the U.S.-Iran war drags on.
Dubai and neighboring Gulf states are seeing sharp declines in tourism, aviation, hotels, real estate and major events.
Dubai airport passenger traffic fell 31% in the first half, hotel occupancy dropped to 56%, and luxury property sales fell 59%.
Major events, including Bahrain’s F1 race and Saudi Arabia’s E-Sports World Cup, have been relocated or canceled.
Governments are offering stimulus and tourism incentives, but business leaders increasingly expect weak conditions through year-end—and potentially a slow recovery even after the fighting stops.
(Source: WSJ)


⚡️🇮🇱 NEW - Terrorist Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir says "teams of professionals" working with him have spent the past year and a half developing a practical "Gaza emigration plan."
⚡️🇮🇷💵 WATCH - This is what $300 looks like in Iranian rials, a meters-long row of bundled banknotes stacked across a shop counter.
(Hebrew source)
⚡️🇩🇪 NEW - Germany’s Chancellor Merz:
We are facing a trade dispute with the Americans and significant imbalances with the People’s Republic of China.
If we want to stand our ground, including technologically, there is only one way: together in Europe and with the most modern technologies.
Anyone who, like the AfD, wants to leave the single market, leave Schengen and leave the European Union is fundamentally calling projects like the one being built here into question.
⚡️🇮🇩 NEW - Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto:
Indonesia does not want to join any military alliance, but we seek to join economic alliance.
Indonesia works to the east, west, north, and south, as a sovereign and equal partner.
For us, 1,000 friends are too few. One enemy is too many.
⚡️🇬🇧 NEW - UK government expands its food supply resilience team citing "catastrophic events," a week after the Cabinet Office readied a campaign to prepare British households to stock tinned food and bottled water against extreme weather and potential hostile state attacks.

