Assurances Received: Israel’s Use of U.S. Defense Equipment under Scrutiny by State Department Ahead of Deadline

Washington, D.C. – The State Department has met the deadline for receiving written assurances from Israel regarding the use of U.S.-supplied defense equipment, ensuring compliance with international humanitarian and U.S. human rights law. This comes ahead of a looming deadline set by President Biden in February, requiring the department to assess the credibility and reliability of Israel’s commitments. The delivery of the assurance letter by Defense Minister Yoav Gallant signifies a crucial step in the …

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Incredible: MacKenzie Scott Surprises 361 Nonprofits with $640 Million Donation – Find Out Who Received Funding!

Seattle, Washington – Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott recently announced a significant increase in her charitable donations, surpassing her initial pledge of $1 million to organizations. Instead, Scott revealed plans to give $640 million to 361 organizations, more than double the amount she had originally promised. Since 2019, Scott has been actively giving away billions of dollars, selecting organizations without an application process and providing large, unrestricted gifts. Lever for Change, the organization that managed the …

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Fired “Mason Jar Cafe Fires Worker Who Received $10k Tip – The Shocking Twist Behind The Decision”

Benton Harbor, Michigan – A waitress at the Mason Jar Cafe who received a $10,000 tip from an anonymous customer was terminated from her position only days after the generous gratuity was given. The restaurant claimed the firing was purely a business decision and unrelated to the hefty tip, which went viral after the news spread. According to the Detroit Free Press, Linsey Boyd was let go by the cafe located in southern Michigan. The …

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Vaccination Warning: CDC Reports Pregnant Women & Babies Received Incorrect Vaccines

ATLANTA, Georgia – The U.S. Centers for Disease Control is raising concerns about incorrect vaccinations being administered to pregnant women and babies. According to a report issued by the CDC, 128 pregnant women and 25 babies received two vaccines intended for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) treatment, despite not being approved for use in these populations. The vaccines, Pfizer’s Abrysvo and GSK’s Arexvy, were mistakenly administered to individuals for whom they were not considered safe, the …

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