An Argentine judge on Monday formally charged seven Iranians and a Lebanese citizen over their alleged involvement in the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 22 (Reuters) – France’s President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday dismissed US President Donald Trump’s claims of having secured peace in Gaza, saying not a single humanitarian corridor had been reopened in the enclave despite the proclaimed peace.
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In his final address to the United Nations before leaving office next year, Macron said the world was witnessing a spectacle that should shame everyone, rebuking Trump’s portrayal of his Gaza peace plan as a diplomatic triumph.
WHITE HOUSE RESPONDS
In response to Macron’s criticism, White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly said: “President Trump ended the war between Israel and Hamas, freed all living hostages, returned the bodies of the deceased to their loved ones, and is now leading the implementation of the 20-Point Plan for Peace in Gaza. While others talk, this President took this complex problem head on. No one has done more for peace and stability in the region.”
Macron has faced criticism among some politicians and activists in France that he has done little since recognising a Palestinian state last September.
“Good people do not think about controlling the lives of their fellow human beings”–a quote from Argentina’s President Javier Milei.
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Pope Leo XIV walks trough the arch of the monument Door of Europe – Porta d’Europa made by the italian artist Mimmo Paladino, during a one day visit to Lampedusa island, south of Sicily, on July 4, 2026. Pope Leo XIV bid Europe on July 4 better its response to the “momentous challenge” of migration, urging it to adopt a strategic approach to integrating new arrivals, as well as improving lives in developing countries.
LAMPEDUSA, Sicily (AP) – Pope Leo XIV, who has sparred with the Trump administration over its immigration crackdown, spent the Fourth of July on Saturday in the epicenter of Europe’s migration debate to honor the tens of thousands of people who have died trying to reach Europe to find freedom and prosperity.
While the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with rallies, parties and fireworks, history’s first U.S.-born pope traveled to the Sicilian island of Lampedusa to pray at a migrant cemetery and celebrate a solemn Mass for the island’s residents and newest arrivals.
A treeless strip of rock 9 kilometers (5.6 miles) long, Lampedusa is closer to Africa than the Italian mainland and is the main port of entry into Europe for hundreds of thousands of migrants who crossed by boat from Libya or Tunisia, often smuggled by human traffickers.
Leo met with some migrants at the port and then walked alone onto the jagged jetty rocks, the wind whipping his cassock and blowing his zucchetto skullcap off as he looked out to the sea. He then blessed a plaque dedicating the dock to Pope Francis, who visited in 2013, before celebrating Mass on land.
Emmanuel Macron just announced that France will 𝗻𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 participate in operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Not “not yet.” Not “we need more information.” 𝗡𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗥.
Iranian state media accused President Javier Milei of “crossing an unforgivable red line” for declaring Iran an enemy of his country and supporting the United States and Israel, Argentine outlets reported on Monday.
Argentine courts ruled in 2024 that Iran, through Hezbollah, was responsible for both the 1992 bombing of the Israeli embassy and the 1994 bombing of the AMIA building — a similar attack that left 85 dead and hundreds injured. The 1994 AMIA bombing was the deadliest terrorist attack in the Western Hemisphere prior to the September 11, 2001, attacks in the United States.
Spain
Thousands of furious Spaniards flooded the streets outside Madrid’s Congress today, March 14, 2026, roaring “Pedro Sánchez, hijo de puta!” in a massive show of rage against the socialist prime minister.
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The crowd’s chant captured raw public anger over Sánchez’s radical agenda: open-border immigration flooding the country with chaos, skyrocketing crime, and a foreign policy that trashes allies while cozying up to anti-Western causes. His relentless anti-Israel stance—condemning U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran, recalling Spain’s ambassador, and pushing EU trade cuts—has only poured fuel on the fire.
This isn’t fringe frustration; it’s a boiling point. Spaniards see their nation sold out to globalist ideals, borders erased, safety sacrificed, and sovereignty mocked. The protest marks a clear line: ordinary people have had enough of leftist rule that prioritizes ideology over citizens.
Europe watches closely. If Spain’s streets keep erupting, similar revolts could hit Ireland, France, or beyond. The message is loud: betrayal has consequences.