A major geopolitical announcement quickly turned into an unexpected viral moment after Donald Trump made an off-script remark that drew laughter and reactions inside a high-level diplomatic gathering. During the event, Trump made a remark referencing youth and appearance while acknowledging Santiago Peña, who rose to power under the Colorado Party. What was meant to be a defining moment for a new global peace initiative instead became dominated by a personal comment that shifted attention away from serious discussions on Gaza and regional stability. WATCH
21 February,2026 06:43 PM IST: Donald Trump declared that the Gaza war is “over,” dismissing claims that the ceasefire has collapsed, even as Israeli strikes continue across the enclave during the holy month of Ramadan. Speaking as he hosted the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace, Trump said only “small flames of violence” remain and warned Hamas to disarm or face severe consequences. Donald Trump declared that the Gaza war is “over,” dismissing claims that the ceasefire has collapsed, even as Israeli strikes continue across the enclave during the holy month of Ramadan. Speaking as he hosted the inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace, Trump said only “small flames of violence” remain and warned Hamas to disarm or face severe consequences
20 February,2026 01:52 AM ISTIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly released a 55-page intelligence dossier detailing pre-October 7 security failures, formally submitting classified materials before Knesset committees and the Security Cabinet. The document frames the crisis as a systemic institutional breakdown, while avoiding personal responsibility, and calls for a national inquiry commission modeled on the U.S. 9/11 investigation, with Netanyahu pledging to testify first. The move has triggered political backlash, legal controversy and public pressure after court-ordered freezes, blocked investigations, internal cabinet disputes, and growing demands for transparency over redacted intelligence records and decision-making protocols. WATCH
07 February,2026 03:20 AM ISTDeadly Israeli airstrikes have once again torn through Gaza, killing at least 21 people, including women and children, as violence intensifies across multiple fronts. According to regional reports, neighborhoods in Gaza City, including Tuffah and Zeitoun, were among the worst hit since dawn, adding to a death toll that has now surged beyond 71,800 Palestinians killed and more than 171,500 wounded since October 2023. The humanitarian crisis deepened further as the evacuation of patients through the Rafah crossing was abruptly halted, despite earlier coordination efforts with the Palestine Red Crescent Society. Patients had already begun arriving in Khan Younis for transfer when the evacuation plan was suddenly postponed, leaving critical medical cases stranded amid worsening conditions. WATCH
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