Netanyahu:

I think that if we cut the Iran threat down to size, we're going to get a lot of peace treaties.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Netanyahu:

They asked him, "Why are you studying Arabic?" He said, "Because I want to be able to go to London and Paris."

If you lose control over your borders, you lose control over your fate and your destiny and your future.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Netanyahu:

Israel is a very advanced country, and you can live in an African country and go to Tel Aviv to work there, and in one day you'll be earning a year's salary.

So we were like a vacuum cleaner. Everything was moving into our borders, and within a short time we'd have illegal immigration, and that's the end of Israel.

So I put up a fence. I put up a fence and brought illegal immigration down to zero.

At the same time, we went into Africa to take our Ethiopian brothers and sisters and bring them to Israel. So it wasn't a racial thing.

It was a demographic protection against being swamped by people who don't share our values, don't share our common Jewish heritage as we share with our Ethiopian brothers and sisters.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Netanyahu:

Who is on the right side of civilization? Who supports these barbarians?

Israel is fighting the war against barbarism. Israel is fighting the war for civilization. And we're being vilified.

But I tell young Americans, you know, here's one thing you should do. Just check the facts. Check the facts and don't be deceived by this campaign.

Don't be taken in for suckers. You're smart people. Just check the facts.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Netanyahu claims NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani "supports Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah."

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Netanyahu:

You should stop illegal immigration.

I think it's kind of late for many countries in Europe.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Hannity: As these other countries in the region are attacked by Iran, are they reaching out and wanting to partner with Israel?

Netanyahu: More than you think. More than I can say.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Hannity: If they never stopped Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, how do you control the Strait of Hormuz then? You have no leverage. It's over.

Netanyahu: You don't. But I'm a lot more optimistic because I see the spirit of our people. They're so brave.

Source: Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Musk Revives His Super PAC to Boost Republicans in Major Midterms Push

Elon Musk is reactivating his America PAC to finance a sweeping Republican voter turnout operation for the 2026 midterms, aiming to secure GOP control of Congress.

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Zelensky:

According to preliminary information, Russia used a missile supplied by North Korea in the attack on Radushne.

This is our initial assessment. Further investigations will be conducted, and all the facts will be verified, but at this stage, it appears to have been a North Korean ballistic missile.

This alliance between Moscow and the North Korean regime is built on missiles, North Korea's growing military involvement in Europe, on our borders, and on the killing of Ukrainian children.

US Army Awards Lockheed Martin $58 Billion Patriot Contract

The contract, worth up to $58.6 billion for Patriot interceptor missiles, expands production through 2032 as ongoing conflicts in Iran and Ukraine deplete American air defense stockpiles.

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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov:

Russia has designated me as a “terrorist” for refusing its demands for mass surveillance and censorship on Telegram.

Under Russian law, I’m banned from “publishing information on the Internet.”

Russian officials are clearly confused about who can ban whom from the Internet.

Saudi Arabia has proposed a 43-nation maritime defence coalition to protect Red Sea shipping from Houthi attacks.

Military representatives from 43 countries met in Riyadh on Thursday to discuss the initiative, which aims to secure key trade routes including the Bab Al Mandeb Strait, the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Aden.

US Big Oil Hits Impasse in Negotiations for Venezuela’s Top Oil Fields

Negotiations between major American oil companies, including ExxonMobil and Chevron, and Venezuelan authorities have stalled over access to prime reserves.

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UEFA Nations Vote to Boycott World Cup

Europe’s 55 football federations unanimously voted to boycott the World Cup and all FIFA competitions over President Gianni Infantino’s controversial proposal to sell a minority stake in FIFA to private investors.

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Gaza Peace Talks Show Rare Progress

Diplomatic efforts in Cairo for a US-brokered peace plan are showing rare signs of momentum on contentious disarmament clauses, even as ongoing Israeli airstrikes continue to kill civilians almost every day.

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Iran's army says it struck the U.S. Sheikh Isa Air Base in Bahrain with attack drones, targeting power generators, navigation systems, and support buildings.

It claims the strikes caused significant damage to U.S. military capabilities in the region.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and China's Vice Premier He Lifeng held a high-level call ahead of Xi Jinping's expected September visit, focusing on trade commitments and future deals.

Despite ongoing tensions over technology, security, and Iran, both sides are laying the groundwork for improved economic cooperation.

Source: Axios

Six Months in, Trump is Increasingly Frustrated With Iran War

As the conflict with Iran enters its sixth month, Trump has expressed deep exasperation over his administration's inability to establish a unified strategy or secure a diplomatic resolution.

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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:

Egypt is considered a friend and important partner in the region, and its security constitutes an utmost priority for us.

We must all remain vigilant toward Israeli schemes and "false flag" operations that aim to undermine regional peace.

The threat is clear, shared, and fears Muslim solidarity.

A Russian ballistic missile destroyed a Kyiv drone factory owned by U.S.-registered company Terminal Autonomy, marking the first known Russian strike on a U.S.-owned company in Ukraine.

The factory produced AI-guided attack drones, and no one was reported killed.

Source: The Guardian