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Speaking on February 17 in Jerusalem, Bennett accused Turkey and Qatar of nourishing an Islamic Brotherhood network while gaining ground in Syria and Gaza to encircle Israel. He claimed Turkey aims to flip Saudi Arabia and link with nuclear-armed Pakistan, urging Israel to shift from defense to proactive strikes after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. Clips spread online, sparking fears of war with Turkey, though analysts view it as rhetoric amid Turkey's NATO ties and severed diplomatic relations with Israel since November 2024.

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In a stark address to U.S. Jewish leaders, former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett labeled Turkey under Erdogan a sophisticated adversary building a hostile Sunni alliance against Israel.

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On February 23, 2026, the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) said over 250 resistance units attacked the Motahari Complex in Tehran's Pasteur district, disabling cameras and fighting IRGC forces for hours. The group reported over 100 of its members killed, wounded, or arrested, plus unquantified IRGC losses, and submitted 42 fighters' names to U.N. experts—though no independent footage or mainstream verification has surfaced. Critics call it propaganda with recycled photos, while Pompeo and supporters like Rudy Giuliani praised the bravery; skeptics mock the lack of Tehran street evidence and question MEK's role amid opposition rifts favoring figures like Reza Pahlavi.

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Mike Pompeo rallied behind Iran's MEK opposition after they claimed a bold dawn raid on Supreme Leader Khamenei's fortified complex, hailing their fighters' sacrifice amid clashing narratives.

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After negotiations in Geneva ended without agreement on Thursday, Trump told reporters Friday he's not thrilled and left open the possibility of strikes, though no decision is final. Vice President J.D. Vance ruled out a prolonged conflict. Hosts like Sulaiman Ahmed and Rashad drew thousands to X Spaces titled around 'War with Iran,' where listeners shared anti-war sentiments, polls on shifting sympathies, and worries over oil spikes and retaliation from Tehran. The discussions blend geopolitics with hot-button issues, reflecting public unease as more talks loom and U.S. forces stay positioned in the Middle East.

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President Trump's frustration over stalled Iran nuclear talks has people gathering in live X audio rooms, voicing fears of escalation and calls for peace.

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The nearly 80-second teaser video shared Monday shows candid talks turning personal, with one man saying he can't picture Harlow with a white woman, sparking surprise from the rapper. It hints at the soulful direction of *Monica*, his fourth studio album dropping March 13 via Atlantic Records, recorded at Electric Lady Studios. Fans praise the introspective vibe echoing his 2023 mixtape *Jackman*, while some critics question the white Kentucky artist's dive into Black cultural topics.

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Jack Harlow sits with two elder Black men in a dimly lit restaurant, swapping stories about '90s R&B greats like Brandy and New Edition over drinks.

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Theo Walcott scored 15 UCL goals over 59 appearances for Arsenal from 2006-2017, edging out Ronaldo Nazário's 14 in 40 games, mostly at Real Madrid after injuries limited his earlier career. While R9's strike rate of 0.35 goals per game beats Walcott's 0.25, supporters highlight the Brazilian's dazzling prime cut short by knee issues. Conversation also spotlights Vinícius Júnior's impressive 31 goals and 30 assists in 77 games at age 25, fueling debates on volume, context, and what defines greatness.

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A simple graphic shows Theo Walcott celebrating with 15 Champions League goals, one more than Ronaldo Nazário's 14. Fans immediately dove into the numbers and legacies behind the stat.

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Soudal Quick-Step's Paul Magnier powered to his second stage win of the Volta ao Algarve on the 175.1km stage 4 from Albufeira, edging Jordi Meeus and Oded Kogut. Juan Ayuso of Lidl-Trek held onto the yellow jersey, leading by 14 seconds over Paul Seixas. A mid-race breakaway was reeled in by sprint teams, setting up intense positioning battles on the final circuits. Magnier now leads the green jersey standings, with eyes on tomorrow's steep summit finish at Alto do Malhão.

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With 175 meters to go, Paul Magnier unleashed a powerful sprint into a stiff headwind, fending off challengers to claim victory in Lagos.

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Federico Bernardeschi scored the decisive penalty in the 75th minute following a VAR check, securing a 1-0 victory for Bologna over Udinese in Serie A at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara. The win marked three straight victories for Bologna in all competitions. Bernardeschi was named Player of the Match for his goal.

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Carlos Vicente scored in the fifth minute off Bright Osayi-Samuel's pass, and Marvin Ducksch made it 2-0 nine minutes later in a dominant start. Norwich pulled one back through Kenny McLean's 67th-minute volley and pressed hard, but keeper James Beadle's huge saves preserved the victory. The result extends Birmingham's unbeaten run to eight games, boosts their play-off push, and drops Norwich further from safety, with manager Chris Davies hailing it as one of their best away performances.

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Birmingham City fans finally got their moment at Carrow Road, celebrating their first win there in 24 years after a gritty 2-1 triumph.

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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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Fresh off his 2025 title win with Ducati Lenovo Team, Márquez pinned photos to predict wild 2027 lineups—like Aprilia with Viñales, Mir, and Razgatlioglu, and Ducati packed with Martín, Acosta, Bagnaia, and his brother Alex, but no spot for himself. Fans panicked with posts like 'MARC PREDICTING THE 2027 GRID AND SAYING 'YOU NEVER KNOW' BECAUSE HE DIDN'T PUT HIMSELF ON ANY TEAM???????' while Ducati loyalists shared memes about retirement fears. It's all playful trolling though—his Ducati contract runs through 2026 with advanced talks for a 2028 extension, and he wants to stay.

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Marc Márquez grinned and laughed off his own absence from the 2027 MotoGP grid, joking 'On holiday? Maybe, you never know' during a fun pre-season challenge in Sepang.

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Born in Sicily to Ghanaian parents and raised by an Italian couple, Balotelli affirmed his Italian identity despite his skin color, earning 36 caps for the Azzurri and scoring at Euro 2012 amid monkey chants. The clip's revival draws praise for his passion and cultural loyalty, while critics mock the violent threat as reinforcing stereotypes about hot-blooded Italians. Debates echo soccer's ongoing racism struggles and broader questions of nationality beyond bloodlines.

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Mario Balotelli stared down racism ahead of Euro 2012, warning that anyone throwing a banana at him would face deadly consequences. His raw defiance from that France Football interview has fans clashing over identity and response today.

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