Netanyahu claims that “radical Islam” poses a greater global threat than communism or China.

Netanyahu:

If Britain was invaded and, in one day, about 8,000 Brits were murdered, mutilated, raped, and kidnapped near London, what would you do?

We know what Britain did in World War II. I don’t hold Churchill, the British government, or the British people responsible.

You bombed the living daylights out of German cities and French cities that were in your way. We didn’t do that. We went in with ground forces. We didn’t carpet bomb Gaza.

Netanyahu says Israel aims to end its reliance on U.S. military aid within a decade.

“We have come of age and we have developed incredible capacities.”

New video has surfaced showing the moment a federal ICE agent shot and killed 37-year-old Renée Nicole Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Source: Alpha News

UK Defence Secretary John Healey:

Putin talks about peace but escalates attacks, not on the military, but on civilians.

Trump:

The largest Oil Companies in the World are coming to the White House at 2:30 P.M. Everybody wants to be there. It’s too bad that the Ballroom hasn’t completed because, if it were, it would be PACKED.

Today’s meeting will almost exclusively be a discussion on Venezuelan Oil, and our longterm relationship with Venezuela, its Security, and People.

Trump:

I look forward to having a meeting with Gustavo Petro, the President of Colombia, in the White House, during the first week of February.

Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

The SDF has ongoing talks with Israel.

Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

The Islamic world has awakened from a hundred-year deep sleep.

When we come together, we realize what we are capable of, and we believe that we must unite.

Iranian National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani:

Security forces have identified the ringleaders—some are already arrested, and others will be.

While a few were misled, many came prepared with firearms, including rifles and handguns, showing clear organization and planning.

Their immediate attacks on military and police centers suggest an attempt to ignite civil war and invite foreign intervention.

Despite using weapons, they have failed to seize security centers, which were prepared.

Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

We already knew that the Americans had made an offer to Maduro: he could go wherever he wanted and hand power to whomever he chose, but they would not work with him.

They said they did not want to change the system, but warned that if he refused, they would escalate military action, especially against oil tankers.

We were never asked—officially or unofficially—to accept Maduro, nor did Maduro ever contact us about coming to Türkiye. No such proposal was made to us.

Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

In the event of a peace agreement, responsibility for security in the Black Sea will rest with Türkiye.

Delcy Rodríguez does not plan any foreign trips in the near future, Venezuela’s Vice President for Communications said.

Syrian Army tanks and armored vehicles are advancing toward Sheikh Maqsoud, which is occupied by the SDF/YPG terrorist organization.

Trump:

Today, the United States of America, in coordination with the Interim Authorities of Venezuela, seized an oil tanker which departed Venezuela without our approval.

This tanker is now on its way back to Venezuela, and the oil will be sold through the GREAT Energy Deal, which we have created for such sales.

NOW: Trump meets with oil and gas executives.

Trump:

We are getting along extremely well with the people who are running Venezuela.

Trump:

And yesterday, the number is thirty million barrels. I can’t even… Is that a correct number? Thirty million barrels? That amount of oil was given to us by Venezuela.

That’s a lot of oil — about four billion dollars’ worth. It’s on the way to the U.S.

Trump on Venezuela’s oil reserves:

These are tremendous reserves, among the largest in the world. Some people say they are the largest in the world.

And we’re going to be working with Venezuela. We’ll be making the decision about which oil companies we will allow to go in.