Last year, the Saudis gave the United States additional reason to hold back weapons: human rights groups revealed that Saudi Arabian border guards had slaughtered “hundreds, perhaps thousands” of unarmed African civilians.
Since Oct. 7, Fetterman has been one of the most outspoken supporters of Israel at the U.S. Capitol, wallpapering his office with pictures of hostages and wearing dog tags to support their release.
Some sought to contextualize the violence, noting that it was Hamas that started the war and could end it by surrendering and freeing the captives.
There were no serious injuries, but one attendee described it as “really pre-Holocaust-y.”
A roundup of incidents, good and bad, happening on school campuses.
While sufganiyo (aka jelly donuts) are a Hanukkah favorite, donuts are too good to enjoy just once a year.
And once again Israel is caught up in a discussion about mutiny.
Although I used to just call myself a moderate, that’s never actually been accurate.
George Schaeffer became the 30th recipient of Florida Atlantic University’s “Business Leader of the Year” award.
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 58
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