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 Israel-Hamas ceasefire extended by two days

Israel-Hamas ceasefire extended by two days

Jeannette Rocher November 27, 2023

A four-day ceasefire, which was due to expire Monday between Israel and Hamas, has been extended by two days. Israel offered to keep the ceasefire in place if Palestinian militants free more hostages. So far, 62 Read More

 Iran wants to control the Middle East says foreign affairs expert

Iran wants to control the Middle East says foreign affairs

Hal Roberts November 6, 2023

Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says it appears as though Iran, which has supported Hamas in the past, is using various resistance groups to take over the Middle East. She explains in this interview Read More

 Lone wolf attacks in support of Hamas on the rise says foreign affairs expert.

Lone wolf attacks in support of Hamas on the rise

Hal Roberts October 16, 2023

Since the attack in southern Israel which left more than 13 hundred Jews dead and more than 100 others kidnapped we have seen lone wolf jihadi attacks around the world in support of Hamas. Our foreign affairs Read More

 CBC not allowing journos to call Hamas terrorists

CBC not allowing journos to call Hamas terrorists

Hal Roberts October 10, 2023

A leaked memo of an email sent to journalists at the CBC says that neither reporters nor anchors are allowed to refer to Hamas as terrorists. Instead terms such as militants, soldiers or freedom fighters Read More

 The Hamas attacks in Israel and Persecution of Christians – guest Greg Musselman

The Hamas attacks in Israel and Persecution of Christians –

Jeannette Rocher October 10, 2023

Greg Musselman with Voice of the Martyrs discusses the persecution of different religious groups worldwide.Read More

 Are fish populations in danger?

Are fish populations in danger?

Hal Roberts October 6, 2023

Are we running out of certain types of fish in our oceans, lakes and rivers? Some believe overfishing may be contributing to an endangerment of certain species. Ray Hilborn is an expert in marine biology Read More

 Hostage swap between the U.S. and Iran to see release of five U.S prisoners

Hostage swap between the U.S. and Iran to see release

Jeannette Rocher August 14, 2023

A hostage swap between the U.S. and Iran will see the release of five American prisoners while strengthening the Islamic Republic; plus a house committee to issue subpoenas to the Biden’s; and Ukraine Read More

 Human trafficking worse today than decades ago

Human trafficking worse today than decades ago

Jeannette Rocher July 23, 2023

Following release of the movie Sound of Freedom, many people are surprised to learn human trafficking and slavery are still present in the 21st century. But according to Lisa Daftari of The Foreign Desk, human Read More

 Top Biden official calls for end of ICE

Top Biden official calls for end of ICE

Jeannette Rocher July 18, 2023

A top Biden immigration official has called for the end of detention for illegal immigrants and the abolishment of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). This while hundreds of migrants, mostly from Venezuela, have recently crossed Read More

 Foreign Affairs Update: Putin to deploy nukes to Belarus this summer

Foreign Affairs Update: Putin to deploy nukes to Belarus this

Jeannette Rocher June 13, 2023

In this week’s foreign affairs update, Lisa Daftari discusses China’s spy base in Cuba, Iran helping Russia to build a drone factory, and Putin announcing he’s agreed to deploy tactical nuclear weapons Read More

 China retaliates against Canada for expelling diplomat

China retaliates against Canada for expelling diplomat

Jeannette Rocher May 9, 2023

From the wildfires burning in Alberta…to the firestorm of allegations over China’s interference in Canada’s democracy. Here’s our latest Federal political update with Brian Lilley. Read More

 Western Nations scramble to evacuate citizens from Sudan

Western Nations scramble to evacuate citizens from Sudan

Jeannette Rocher May 1, 2023

The war in Sudan, was sparked over two generals in a power struggle, according to Lisa Daftari of the Foreign Desk.  Despite a ceasefire, airstrikes continue to rock the capitol city if Khartoum. Daftari says Read More

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