According to a senior Hamas official, the Palestinian terrorist organization is "losing faith" in U.S. diplomacy to broker a ceasefire in Gaza and will only take part in negotiations if they center on carrying out a specific plan that U.S. President Joe Biden unveiled in May.

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction ruling that says @UCLA cannot allow anti-Israel/pro-Hamas protesters to block Jewish students from getting to their classes or gaining access to other parts of the campus. VinNews U.S. District Judge Mark Scarsi’s ruling came in a lawsuit filed in June by three Jewish students at UCLA. The […]

According to the Daily Mail, two former aides, who have since turned against Trump, claim that he is considering firing campaign managers Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles. Wiles’s daughter failed an FBI background check, and LaCivita posted anti-Trump tweets a few years ago. Allegedly, Donald Trump has lost faith in them, and he seems to have […] The post Report Trump Is In Talks to Fire His Campaign Managers appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Taliban paraded billions of dollars worth of American military hardware around the streets of Afghanistan on Wednesday near the U.S.’s former airbase inside the country. The Islamic extremist group, which is not recognized by any country as being the legitimate government of Afghanistan, touted U.S. military vehicles, helicopters, and weapons at the parade at Bagram air base. The Department of Defense Inspector General said in a report a year after Afghanistan’s fall that the Biden-Harris Administration left behind “U.S.-funded equipment valued at $7.12 billion”, which fell into the Taliban’s hands, including “military aircraft, ground vehicles, weapons, and other military equipment.” The hardware left behind included nearly a billion dollars worth of aircraft, over 40,000 military vehicles, more than 300,000 weapons, and tens of millions of dollars worth of ammunition. Also left behind were nearly all communications equipment that the U.S. gave to Afghan forces and nearly all other advanced military electronics, including night vision and surveillance equipment. The Biden-Harris Administration’s August 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan was chaotic and projected American weakness around the world. Many say that this moment of weakness played a factor in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to start a war by invading Ukraine just six months later. Check out the military vehicles and helicopters left behind by the U.S. for the Taliban three years ago—now parading through the streets of Afghanistan… pic.twitter.com/viK2bw0CbI — Open Source Intel (@Osint613) August 14, 2024 During the withdrawal, 13 service members were killed in a terrorist attack during evacuations at an airport in Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul. When the soldiers were flown home, Biden was caught checking the time on his watch as their bodies were unloaded. Since the U.S.’s withdrawal from the country, Islamic terrorist groups have reconstituted inside Afghanistan and have started growing at a rate that has alarmed many U.S. officials.

Chick-fil-A is welcoming the fall season with a revamped menu. These new delicious additions are set to hit stores on August 26th, and we cannot wait. Some of the items on this new menu are oldies but goodies. One of which is making a comeback after 13 years! People Are Going Bananas Chik-fil-A is bringing back their infamous banana pudding milkshake. This decadent treat is only offered for a limited time while supplies last. Chick-fil-A had this to say about this hugely craved sweet treat. “Hand-spun the old-fashioned way, the milkshake features Chick-fil-A Icedream dessert mixed with banana and vanilla wafer cookie crumbles, topped off with whipped cream and a cherry.” That description is enough to make anyone’s mouth water, and it has proven to be a fan favorite in the past. Additionally, another banana-flavored item is making its way to the menu. PEOPLE shares details about the banana-frosted coffee that will soon be making an appearance. They share, “The new banana frosted coffee combines the same elements of the milkshake (ice cream, banana, and wafer cookies) but also adds cold brew coffee.” Although this treat doesn’t come with the whipped cream and cherry on top, it still sounds absolutely delightful. New Menu At Chick-fil-A Chik-fil-A didn’t stop with the banana pudding milkshake and banana-flavored items. They are also bringing back another item. Although this item has only been gone for one year, instead of 13, fans are still pumped up about its return. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chick-fil-A, Inc. (@chickfila) Welcome the honey pepper pimento chicken sandwich. PEOPLE shares that this sandwich was “the most-ordered limited-time item when it was available in 2023.” With high reviews like that, it is no wonder that Chik-fil-A has decided to have it make another appearance. If you want your appetite to engage and your mouth to water some more, check out this sandwich description straight from the Chick-fil-A website. “The sandwich features either an original or spicy filet drizzled with honey, topped with pimento cheese, and served on a warm, toasted bun with mild pickled jalapeños, making it the perfect balance of sweet and spicy.” Like the two banana-flavored items, this sandwich will only be available for a limited time while supplies last. The source of the featured image can be found here. The post Chick-fil-A Is Bringing Back A Favorite Treat 13 Years After It Was Discontinued appeared first on InspireMore.

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