Al Mayadeen, 4 juin 2026. - Le secrétaire général du Hezbollah, Cheikh Naïm Qassem, a publié jeudi un message incisif condamnant la déclaration de Washington sur le Liban, la qualifiant d'instrument d'asservissement. Il a rejeté les négociations directes en cours et réaffirmé l'engagement de la Résistance à poursuivre le combat jusqu'au retrait total d'Israël.

Sheikh Naim Qassem, secrétaire général du Hezbollah, analyse la situation politique du Liban lors de l'anniversaire du décès de l'imam Khomeini, le 4 juin 2026 (Media militaire via Telegram).

Brigitte Challande, 4 juin 2026.- Compte rendu des ateliers de soutien psychologique 2 et 3 Juin.

Chaleur pour les femmes à l'occasion de l'Aïd al-Adha - Atelier de soutien psychologique et d'autonomisation communautaire pour 25 participantes du Camp Al-Israa - à l'ouest de Gaza-ville.

"Dans les camps qui s'étendent aux abords de la ville de Gaza, les tentes ne sont plus de simples lieux temporaires de déplacement ; elles se sont transformées en univers saturés de tristesse, d'attente et d'angoisse quotidienne.

By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute  

June 5, 2026

"We're gonna win so much, washingtonpost.com

By Doug Casey
International Man  

June 5, 2026

International Man: Palentir's Peter Thiel recently moved his family to Argentina, bought a $12M house in Buenos Aires, and some farmland in Uruguay. Thiel also has New Zealand citizenship and reportedly has a Maltese passport. So this isn't his first attempt at international diversification.

What do you think he's positioning for?

Doug Casey: It's obvious he sees that the US is in trouble.

It is not Tehran led by unhinged, genocidal megalomaniacs threatening the security of the region and the world. It is Tel Aviv and Washington  

By Jonathan Cook
Middle East Eye  

June 5, 2026

Far from Tehran posing an existential danger to Israel, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed for decades, might Israel's real fear be that a stronger Iran would undermine its unique leverage over Washington, threatening its status as the region's sole - and unmonitored - nuclear power?

It's a good year to take stock of American greatness.  

By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker  

June 5, 2026

America's two-hundred-fiftieth birthday is an apt time to separate those who disdain this country from those who thank God for having been born here.

I notice that the major "faces" representing the corporate news machine have decided to use this magnificent anniversary as a time for "reflection" about all the different ways the country and its people have somehow let those "faces" down.

By Mike Adams
Natural News  

June 5, 2026

A Global Crisis Engineered by One Regime

There is a deliberate strategy unfolding before our eyes, and it is being orchestrated by a single regime determined to plunge the entire planet into chaos. I have watched for years as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has systematically sabotaged every genuine effort at peace in the Middle East, all in pursuit of the expansionist "Greater Israel" project.

Schiff Sovereign  

June 5, 2026

Every year around this time, a silent killer sneaks its way onto European shores and slaughters people by the tens of thousands.

Last year, it killed more people in just three months than the number of civilians killed in the war in Ukraine all year.

It killed three times as many people as traffic accidents do.

And it killed FOUR times more Europeans than gun violence killed in America.

By Drago Bosnic
InfoBrics  

June 5, 2026

The introduction of more advanced AI systems allowed the US Military Industrial Complex to dramatically expand the use of programs such as PRISMA. The overall implications of this technofascism are so multifaceted that they require an entirely separate analysis, but we can certainly conclude there's nothing positive about it.

Combining unmanned systems and advanced AI is all the rage nowadays.

By Eric Zuesse
Eric's Substack  

June 5, 2026

In the United States, over half of annual discretionary federal spending goes to the military (most of it through the Pentagon), and it is over $1.5 trillion per year, which is 65% of what SIPRI says is the total world's annual military spending (but SIPRI ignores the one third of U.S. military expenses that are being paid out of other federal departments than the "War Department").

By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com 

June 5, 2026

Those seeking housing as shelter cannot compete with wealthy households and entities seeking places to park credit-generated capital for income and/or appreciation.

This will get massive pushback because it's true: either Housing Is Shelter, or Housing Is Just Another Asset in a Bubble Economy-it can't be both. This reality gets pushback because the conversion of housing from shelter into just another asset bubbling higher in a bubble-dependent economy has been so profitable for those inflating the bubble.

By Madge Waggy
MadgeWaggy.blogspot.com 

June 5, 2026

In 2013, the world was shocked by revelations that governments had developed surveillance capabilities far beyond what most citizens imagined possible. For weeks, newspapers were filled with debates about privacy, digital monitoring, and the growing power of institutions capable of collecting information on a massive scale. Many people assumed they were witnessing a unique moment in history-a controversy that would define the limits of surveillance in the digital age.

What are the theological, spiritual, and philosophical implications of humanity's ever-growing fascination with extraterrestrial intelligence ? 

By Scott Ventureyra
Crisis Magazine

June 5, 2026

Given our current cultural "disclosure" moment, the 1997 film Contact, based on Carl Sagan's 1985 novel, has taken on a strangely prophetic quality. Nearly thirty years later, its themes are no longer confined to science fiction.

Robert Inlakesh

Iranian retaliatory strikes on three US bases in the Persian Gulf, in response to continued aggression against southern Iran, inflicts American losses and throws the future of an already shaky ceasefire into doubt. Stifling the Trump administration's attempts to achieve leverage, Tehran now halts communications and raises the stakes regionally.

Daniele Perra

A differenza di Bahrein ed Emirati Arabi Uniti, che hanno avuto un ruolo centrale anche nella fase aggressiva della recente recrudescenza del conflitto israelo-statunitense contro l'Iran, il Kuwait si è trovato schiacciato in una morsa. All'alleanza strategica con Washington (che ha ampiamente usato il suo territorio per colpire Teheran) fa da contraltare il desiderio di mantenere relazioni normali con l'Iran in nome della stabilità regionale.

Par IntelSky, le 5 juin 2026

NOTAM A1102 : le vent tourne... La supercherie de Trump à Dahieh s'effondre face à l'inévitable escalade en mer d'Oman - Talal Nahle

Mercredi 3 juin 2026 (96e jour de la guerre)

Alors que le président américain Donald Trump clame dans les médias avoir déjoué une attaque israélienne contre la banlieue sud de Beyrouth, Dahieh Janoubyé, afin de faire croire à un climat de désescalade, les documents militaires et aériens prouvent qu'il ne s'agit en réalité que d'une énorme supercherie stratégique.

Par Serge Savigny

L'Ukraine renforce sa présence en Afrique. Ce faisant, elle cherche à jouer sur plusieurs tableaux: créer des problèmes supplémentaires pour Moscou, trouver de nouvelles sources de financement et tenter de déplacer le conflit armé vers des frontières lointaines.

Le conflit entre la Russie et l'Ukraine, qui s'est intensifié en 2022, a depuis longtemps dépassé les frontières de la région européenne.

Robert Inlakesh

Newly released data, published by the International Defense Cooperation (SIBAT) of Tel Aviv's Ministry of Defense, revealed that arms exports for the year 2025 amounted to $19.2 Billion- an all-time record.

This means Israel rakes in record earnings for the fifth consecutive year while it profits from battle-testing weapons on civilian populations in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran.

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