Quds News Network, 15 juin 2026. - La FIFA a proposé l'un des gestes les plus insensibles et stupéfiants du sport moderne : un match de football Israël-Palestine des moins de 15 ans en ouverture d'un nouveau tournoi de jeunes prévu en septembre aux États-Unis. Cette proposition intervient alors que les responsables, les athlètes et les familles palestiniennes sont encore sous le choc des pertes humaines que la Cour internationale de Justice considère comme un génocide potentiel, et que les forces d'occupation israéliennes maintiennent leur emprise sur les infrastructures sportives palestiniennes et sur la fédération palestinienne elle-même.

Ibrahim al-Amin, 15 juin 2026.- Ces dernières 48 heures ont été riches en événements. Tout a commencé avec l'annonce par le président américain Donald Trump de son approbation d'un projet de mémorandum d'entente visant à mettre fin à la guerre avec l'Iran. Cependant, cette annonce a semblé précipitée, avant même que les détails ne soient finalisés. Par la suite, il a informé les différentes parties que l'approbation américaine visait à geler les opérations militaires et à rétablir la trêve déclarée entre les deux camps.

Al Akhbar, 15 juin 2026.- L'Iran a souligné que la fin de la guerre au Liban est une composante essentielle de l'accord de cessez-le-feu global et qu'il veillera à la stricte application des obligations internationales par les parties.

Le porte-parole du ministère iranien des Affaires étrangères, Esmail Baghaei, a déclaré que le mémorandum d'entente finalisait l'accord de cessez-le-feu.

Brigitte Challande, 15 juin 2026.- Compte rendu de l'action humanitaire comme dernière ligne de défense face à la faim et à l'effondrement, 14 Juin.

"Depuis le début de la guerre d'Israël dans la bande de Gaza, la vie humaine est entrée dans une phase sans précédent de dégradation et d'effondrement généralisé. Les détails du quotidien se sont transformés en une lutte permanente pour la survie. Il n'est plus seulement question du nombre de victimes ou de l'ampleur des destructions ayant touché les bâtiments et les infrastructures, mais d'une société entière confrontée à des défis existentiels qui affectent ses droits humains les plus fondamentaux.

By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute  

June 16, 2026

Congress accidentally protected the American people's liberty this week when it failed to extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).

Section 702 authorizes warrantless surveillance of foreign citizens. However, it has been "interpreted" by the FISA court to allow US intelligence agencies to wiretap conversations between a US citizen and a foreign target of Section 702 surveillance.

By Ron Unz
The Unz Review 

June 16, 2026

The Latest Political Victim of the Israel Lobby

Last month a seven-term Republican Congressman from Kentucky named Thomas Massie lost his primary, and he will be leaving office at the end of the current session of the House.

Except in the case of severe personal scandals, such primary defeats were once extremely rare in our political life, and no such scandal had ever attached itself to Massie's name.

Netanyahu always says "What you own belongs to me"  

By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review  

June 16, 2026

In addition to the regular lethal American and Israeli attacks on Iran, last week alone the Israeli military killed 13 Gazans and 13 Lebanese. Gaza is now 70% Israeli occupied, contrary to what was agreed upon in the ceasefire arrangement, as is much of south Lebanon. More than 1,000 Gazans have been murdered by Israel since the temporary ceasefire was declared in October 2025.

By Larry C. Johnson
Sonar21  

June 16, 2026

Well, when news broke that Israel had bombed the southern suburb of Beirut on Sunday afternoon, the Iranians started gearing up for promised retaliation only to be dissuaded by a Donald Trump bribe. Iran and the US reportedly were closing in on an agreement based on Iran's 14-point plan when the Israeli strike in Lebanon threw everything into chaos. Iran quickly started ramping up for a renewed missile strike on Israel, but Donald Trump rump reportedly offered Iran financial incentives to not attack Israel.

By Andrew Korybko
Andrew Korybko's Newsletter  

June 16, 2026

Iran is poised to gradually return to the US-led Western order within certain limits exactly as Iran's moderate faction has long wanted, its hardline faction has successfully preserved the armed forces and their missile stockpile, while Israel achieved none of its goals in its most epic defeat ever.

Iran and the US plan to sign a Zarif-inspired memorandum of understanding (MoU) on ending the Third Gulf War this Friday in Switzerland.

By Edward Curtin
EdwardCurtin.com  

June 16, 2026

"At midnight all the agents
And the superhuman crew
Come out and round up everyone
That knows more than they do"
- Bob Dylan "Desolation Row."

Perhaps you have noticed - if you have any idea who I am or give a damn - that I have slowed down my political analyses of our current situation. It's gotten tiresome since little changes despite all the spilled ink.

The difference between criticizing America and rejecting America may determine the nation's future.  

By Brian C. Joondeph
American Thinker  

June 16, 2026

As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, a new poll reveals something that would have been almost unthinkable just a generation ago.

According to an Elon University survey, roughly two-thirds of Americans say they would rather live in the United States than any other country.

By Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics  

June 16, 2026

Back in 2016, when Pokémon Go exploded across the world, I wrote that people should be asking a simple question: why would investors spend billions creating a game that encouraged hundreds of millions of people to walk around with GPS-enabled devices, cameras, and location tracking operating continuously ? At the time, most people laughed. They saw a harmless game.

A German tourist visits the American South, and reminds the locals why they love it.  

By JD Breen
Pretium Insights  

June 16, 2026

Sometimes we need someone else's eyes to see our blessings.

Most of us view the world thru distorted filters. Everyone reading this has a digital colander that sifts facts to console preconceptions.

Images from across the country or around the world form or reinforce certitude about ambiguous (and mostly irrelevant) events.

Will we tell our young people what they need most to hear ? If not, nothing else we say or do will stop our suicidal collapse.

By Anthony Esolen
Crisis Magazine 

June 16, 2026

The time for graduations has mostly passed, and the graduates have been duly flattered and told that they are going to accomplish great things-or rather, since we have been in a narcissistic age for all of my life, that they are going to be great, if they are not great already.

By Brandon Campbell
Ultimate-Survival 

June 16, 2026

For generations, Californians have lived with a warning that has become so familiar it barely registers anymore. The phrase "the Big One" has been repeated for decades by scientists, emergency officials, television reporters, and Hollywood filmmakers until it gradually transformed from a terrifying possibility into a distant inevitability that most people simply learned to live with.