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Israel, UAE economic ties falter as U.S. freezes projects
The enthusiasm surrounding the Abraham Accords, particularly the seemingly flourishing relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, seems to have taken a backseat following reports that none of the economic projects promised by the U.S. as part of the agreements have take off the ground. The Biden administration has also yet to replace Rabbi Aryeh Lightstone, whom Trump selected to lead the Abraham Fund and who left his position in January. According to Globes, Israeli sources confirmed that an unnamed senior U.S. official confirmed the fund was indefinitely frozen. According to Hebrew-language daily Globes, despite seemingly supporting the accords, the Biden administration is reluctant to allocate a budget for the Abraham Fund. The fund is a $3 billion commitment by the U.S. to develop an initiative meant to promote regional, economic cooperation in the Middle East as part of the agreements.
July 8, 2021
Report: Bennett secretly met with King Abdullah at his palace in Amman
According to Israeli media, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett secretly met with Jordan’s King Abdullah in Amman this week, a further sign that the two countries are looking to improve relations and reverse years of tension. The meeting was defined by a senior security official as “very good” and said it opens a “new page” between the countries, according to Channel 12. Barak Ravid of the Walla news website first reported the news. Bennett apparently left for Jordan on Tuesday and met with King Abdullah at his palace in Amman. Earlier this week Israel approved a deal to transfer water to Jordan for the next five years. Today, Foreign Minister Yair Lapid met with his Jordanian counterpart, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Spadi, where they also agreed on other trade and water projects in addition to increasing Jordan’s export potential to the West Bank. “The Kingdom of Jordan is an important neighbor and partner,” Lapid said in a statement. “We will broaden economic cooperation for the good of the two countries.” The meeting marks a clear shift in Israeli foreign policy with the Bennett-Lapid government.
July 8, 2021
US transfers 3 huge logistic bases from Qatar to Jordan – gesture to Iran
One of the three huge logistics bases which the US military recently dismantled in Qatar and relocated to Jordan was the largest in the world. In the last few days, the US has shut down Army Camp As Sayliyah Main, Army Camp As Sayiliyah South and the Falcon an ammunition supply point. Their 27 warehouses storing tanks, armored personnel carriers and other equipment were stored in this forward staging post in Qatar for US supplies across the Middle East and as a reserve stock in case hostilities erupted with Iran. Supplies from the three bases, as well as a support mission based there, are now part of the US Central Command Area Support Group-Jordan. American sources say that this massive relocation is aimed at reducing friction with Iran and clearing the path to revived nuclear negotiations, as well as decreasing the threat of rocket attacks in the Gulf region by Iran-backed Iraqi militias.
July 7, 2021
Facility Housing U.S. Troops in Syria Targeted by Rocketfire
US coalition denies reported rocket attack in Syria
Two attacks, less than 12 hours apart, target US forces in Iraq
Rocket attack targets US embassy in Baghdad’s Green Zone
A facility housing U.S. troops in eastern Syria came under attack late Sunday when rockets were fired from nearby areas, an opposition war monitor, state media and a spokesman for U.S.-backed fighters said. Earlier Sunday, Siyamend Ali, a spokesman for the U.S.-backed and Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, said two rockets were fired at al-Omar field in Syria’s eastern province of Deir el-Zour without inflicting any casualties. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the rockets were fired from areas controlled by Iran-backed fighters in the area of Mayadeen, also in Deir el-Zour. The U.S. military denied there was any attack. “There is no truth to the reports that U.S. forces in Syria were attacked by rockets today,” tweeted coalition spokesman Col. Wayne Marotto. Meanwhile, a day after rumors of an attack on US forces in Syria by pro-Iran militias, they made good on their threats with two rounds of attacks on the US in Iraq. During the afternoon, rockets targeted Al-Asad base; by the evening, drones were reported to have targeted an area near the US embassy. The coalition said “initial report: At approx. 2:45 p.m. local time, Ain Al-Assad Air Base was attacked by three rockets. The rockets landed on the base perimeter. There are no injuries, and damage is being assessed.” Then after midnight, but less than 12 hours after the first attack, sirens were triggered at the US embassy area and Union III facility near the embassy. C-RAM, which is a kind of munition used to down mortars, was used to try to stop the drone threat. Then, two rockets were fired at the US embassy inside Baghdad’s Greene Zone early on Thursday, Iraqi security sources told Reuters. The embassy’s anti-rocket system diverted one of the rockets, said one of the sources – a security official whose office is inside the Green Zone. The second rocket fell near the zone’s perimeter.
July 8, 2021
ISIS targets electricity lines in Iraq to spread mayhem
Iraqi security forces have a new problem to deal with, as ISIS terrorists have been attacking electric power lines, usually the kind that travel long distances on large pylons. The worldwide jihadist group has attacked dozens in recent weeks. Now Iraq says that it ambushed some of the terrorists near the city of Hit. It has succeeded in thwarting attacks in Diyala province. ISIS has started attacking this infrastructure as a way to send a message that it still controls the countryside. Meanwhile, in other parts of Iraq, there have been increasing attacks on US forces by pro-Iran militias. ISIS is also attacking Iraqi checkpoints in some parts of the country.
July 6, 2021
Fire breaks out at Tehran military facility
Three Dead in Explosion, Massive Fire at Iranian Oil Field
A mysterious fire broke out on Monday evening at a military facility in western Tehran, not far from the centrifuge factory that was damaged in a drone attack last month. The military facility is located in an industrial area west of Iran’s capital. The cause of the fire is unknown. Firefighters were called to the scene. According to one report in Iran, the facility belongs to a company that produces ballistic missile fuel. Iran has been suffering from power outages in several areas in the country in recent days. The outages have caused slowdowns in the activities of public and government bodies, hospitals, businesses and factories. On Saturday, Israeli intelligence group The Intel Lab released satellite photos of what it said is damage from the reported drone attack on an Iranian nuclear facility in Karaj last month.
July 6, 2021
Over 1,000 Afghan soldiers flee into Tajikistan after Taliban offensive
Taliban fighters capture key Afghan border crossing with Iran
The Taliban has hinted that Kabul could become a military target should any foreign troops remain in the Afghan capital past the US-led coalition’s withdrawal deadline, as the insurgent group continues to seize more territory. Taliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen told the BBC that any foreign soldiers who stay behind after the September exit agreement risk being treated as occupiers. He said that, while capturing the Afghan capital was “not Taliban policy,” nothing would be off the table should foreign forces – including military contractors – remain in the capital after the withdrawal was complete. The warning comes after the Pentagon signaled that as many as 1,000 US troops could remain in the city to guard embassies and help protect Kabul’s airport. Meanwhile, A prominent anti-Taliban commander with private militia will help Afghan forces in their fight against Taliban insurgents to claw back control over parts of western Afghanistan including a border crossing with Iran, local officials said on Friday. A key district in Herat province, home to tens of thousands of minority Shi’ite Hazaras was captured by fighters of the hardline Sunni Muslim insurgent group on Thursday as part of their strategy to oust Afghan forces and hold sway over critical border towns and trade routes.
July 9, 2021
Haiti President Jovenel Moïse assassinated at home
US citizens among suspects arrested in Haitian president’s assassination
‘Burn Them!’: Mob Tries to Lynch President Assassination Suspects in Haiti
Dueling Prime Ministers Fight for Power in Haiti
Gunmen assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse and wounded his wife in their home early Wednesday, inflicting more chaos on the unstable Caribbean country that was already enduring an escalation of gang violence, anti-government protests and a recent surge in coronavirus infections. Claude Joseph, the interim prime minister, confirmed the killing and said the police and military were in control of security in Haiti, where a history of dictatorship and political upheaval have long stymied the consolidation of democratic rule. While the streets of the Haitian capital, Port-au-Prince, were quiet Wednesday morning, some people ransacked businesses in one area. The country appeared to be heading for fresh uncertainty ahead of planned general elections later this year. Moïse, 53, had been ruling by decree for more than a year after the country failed to hold elections and the opposition demanded he step down in recent months.
July 9, 2021
Supermarkets Are Stockpiling Inventory as Food Costs Rise
How Much Are Prices Up? Here’s One Family’s Day-to-Day Expenses
IMF Chief Warns Of “Sustained” Rise In US Inflation
Supermarkets are stocking up on everything from sugar to frozen meat before they get more pricey, girding for what some executives anticipate will be some of the highest price increases in recent memory. Some supermarkets said they are buying and storing supplies to keep their shelves full amid stronger demand. Grocery sales in the U.S. for the week ended June 19 rose about 15% from two years earlier and increased 0.5% from a year earlier, according to Jefferies and NielsenIQ data. Stockpiling by food retailers is driving shortages of some staples, grocery industry executives said, and is challenging a U.S. food supply chain already squeezed by transportation costs, labor pressure and ingredient constraints. The move is a reversal from last year when consumers hoarded groceries because of concerns about food availability, disrupting the food industry. Now, retailers themselves are stockpiling to keep costs down and protect margins.
July 9, 2021
June 1, 2021 – 2,500 cattle dead due to drought in Veracruz, Mexico. Link
June 5, 2021 – Over 500 cattle dead from hailstorm in Balochistan, Pakistan. Link
June 9, 2021 – Thousands of wild birds dead from avian flu in Shaanxi, China. Link
June 15, 2021- 50,000 fish dead in a creek in Missouri, America. Link
June 22, 2021- Hundreds of birds dying from mystery illness across several states. Link
Bright fireballs explode over Idaho, U.S & Taiwan
A very bright fireball exploded over Idaho, U.S. at around 04:48 UTC on July 4, 2021. The event lasted 5 or 6 seconds, culminating in a flash that illuminated the sky. The American Meteor Society (AMS) received 84 reports from Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Meanwhile, another fireball exploded over Taiwan shortly after 16:02 UTC on July 6, 2021 (00:02 LT, July 7). The event lasted around 40 seconds before the object disintegrated. The fireball was recorded by Lulin Observatory, located at the summit of Lulin Mountain in Nantou County, and numerous residents. The object flashed four times, with each ignition causing the fireball to grow bigger and brighter.
July 8, 2021
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