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Cease-Fire between Hamas and Israel break down

Cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas appear to have broken down, as Israel’s military on Monday ordered civilians in parts of Rafah to evacuate ahead of an operation with “extreme force” in those areas.

The latest proposal, submitted to Hamas last week, includes an initial 40-day cease-fire, during which Israeli troops would suspend combat operations and withdraw from populated areas. Hamas would begin releasing hostages in exchange for the release of Palestinians in Israeli prisons, at the same time.

Hamas wants a permanent end to the war, a demand that Israel rejects.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Hamas for holding extreme positions, saying that Israel had shown willingness in negotiations. He accused Hamas of “holding up the release of our hostages.”

The Israel Defense Forces called for civilians in some parts of Rafah to “evacuate immediately” to a humanitarian zone, raising fears over Israel’s long-promised ground offensive in the southern Gazan city.

More than 1 million Palestinians are sheltering in Rafah, many of whom were displaced by fighting in the north earlier in the war. Aid groups have repeatedly warned of increasingly dire humanitarian conditions and said there is nowhere safe to go.

Suhail Hindi, a Hamas political bureau member, warned in an interview, "Rafah will become a graveyard” for Israeli soldiers.

Israel tells U.S. it has no ‘alternative’ to military action in Rafah

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin discussed Israel’s plans for Rafah, hours before Israel urged civilians in parts of the southern Gazan city to evacuate ahead of planned military action there.

Gallant told Austin that Israel “is committed to achieving the goals of the war,” namely “the destruction of Hamas as a military and governing authority and the return” of the nearly 100 Israeli hostages remaining in Gaza, Ilovici said.

Seat Belt Violation End up with Death: Chicago

Why so ruthless with clored Amarican, did he was so dangerous to kill on the spot, he might be behaving abnormally but that could be due to Police Surrounding or like Dressless police with unmarked car environment.

On March 21, Seat belt violation ends with Black man dead on Chicago street after cops fired nearly 100 bullets, but why so many bullets on him, why not on the car tyres to stop him. 

Dexter Reed, just 26, just out for a ride to enjoy in his new SUV as per his Mother, being gunned down on a residential corner by Chicago police officers, who fired nearly 100 rounds in less than a minute, according to the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (COPA).

The police accountability board said Reed “appears” to have fired first. But attorneys for the family said a deeper investigation needs to happen. They also say the traffic stop was unconstitutional and not the first time that Chicago cops have falsely claimed seat belt violations as the impetus for confrontational pullovers of drivers. They also said that Reed was killed while unarmed and trying to surrender.

who is responsible for this if Reed also had a hand Gun in the car.

That is most likely American Gun Culture, if every one had a gun, than this situation is not last, it will repeat at every part of the Country.

Supreme Court of Arizona upended Abortion Law 

Monday 08.04.2024, Trump declined to support a national abortion ban, seeking to neutralize the political issue. A day later, Arizona’s ban gave it new life.

The former president  Donald Trump declined to support any new national law setting limits on abortions. Going against the views of many abortion opponents in his Republican Party, Trump wanted to neutralize the issue that has fueled Democratic victories for nearly two years. He hoped to keep it mostly out of the conversation ahead of the November elections.

Tuesday 09 April 2024 , the Arizona Supreme Court showed just how difficult it will be to do that. The court resurrected an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions, except to save the life of the mother. The law also imposes penalties on abortion providers.

Trump wanted to handle the Issue by the State. The Arizona court showed the full implications of that states’ rights strategy. 

First Black Oscar-Winning Actor 

Louis Gossett Jr. Has Passed Away:

Louis Gosset Jr. (May 27, 1936 – March 29, 2024) the first Black man to win an Oscar for supporting actor, has died. He was 87 years old.

Gossett passed away in Santa Monica, California Friday morning. No cause of death has been revealed; however, in 2010 that the actor had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Gosset started his carrier in Stage Play at the age of 17.  In 1977, Gossett appeared in the popular miniseries Roots, for which he won Outstanding Lead Actor for a Single Appearance in a Drama or Comedy Series at the Emmy Awards.

Palmerstown, U.S.A. (1981), Sadat (1983).in 1985's Enemy Mine with Dennis Quaid, A Gathering of Old Men (1987), Touched by an Angel (1997), and Watchmen (2019). the Golden Globe Awards, Black Reel Awards, and NAACP Image Awards. Gossett was also well-known for his role as Colonel Chappy Sinclair in the Iron Eagle film series (1986-1995).

Former U.S. senator and Democratic Party vice presidential nominee: Joe Lieberman has Passed Away at the 82.

Lieberman was the Democratic Party's nominee for vice president in the 2000 election, which was won by Republican George W. Bush.

He spent his life in favor of Public and American Interest.

Lieberman's funeral was set for Friday in his hometown of Stamford, Connecticut.

House passes $1.2 trillion spending bill:

That would avert government shutdown

286-to-134 Bipartisan vote to approve a $1.2 trillion spending package sent the measure to the Senate on Friday, hours before a midnight deadline to avert a partial government shutdown.

 

The bill would fund roughly three-quarters of the government for the next six months and has the support of President Biden and leaders of both parties in Congress.

-$1.2 Trillion Fund would provide funding for the departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, State and the legislative branch.

-Nearly $62 billion in total for Homeland Security
-$824 billion for defense nearly $27 billion from fiscal year 2023.
-$58 billion for state, foreign operations and related programs
-$79 billion for the Department of Education, $500 million less than the prior fiscal year.
-$26 billion for financial services and general government
-Nearly $14 billion for the Labor Department, which is $145 million below the prior fiscal year’s level.
-$117 billion for HHS.
-$7 billion for the legislative branch,

in anger, Greene files a motion to oust Johnson from speakership,about funding bill that just passed

Several House Democrats are signaling they would vote to save House Speaker Mike Johnson from GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s effort to oust him if he agreed to put a Ukraine aid package on the House floor for an up or down vote.

New York Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi, who was recently reelected in a special election to fill Santos’ seat, said he would vote to keep Johnson as speaker “because it’s absurd he’s being kicked out for doing the right thing, keeping the government open.”

House GOP Conference Chair Elise Stefanik dismissed GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's effort to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson.

Georgia Executed:

Willie.J.P of 1993 Murder Case accused.

Willie James Pye, a Georgia man convicted and sentenced to death for the 1993 abduction, rape and murder of his former girlfriend, was executed Wednesday night at a prison in Jackson, the Georgia Department of Corrections said in a statement.

The U.S. Supreme Court denied a request to stay the execution late Wednesday. 

He was Executed by lethal injection at 11:03 p.m. and is the first in the state since 2020. It took place despite a flurry of last-minute legal challenges and a clemency request to spare his life. 

Pye, 59, accepted a final prayer but did not record a final statement before he was put to death, said Lori Benoit, a spokeswoman for the Georgia Department of Corrections.

What was the Case:

Pye had been in a “sporadic romantic relationship” with Alicia Lynn Yarbrough before her murder, according to court documents. On the night of Nov. 16, 1993, Pye and two accomplices — Chester Adams and Anthony Freeman — plotted to rob Yarbrough, who at the time was living with another man and her newborn, whom Pye thought was his child.

Wearing ski masks, they forcefully open the door of Yarbrough’s home, Yarbrough and her baby were alone there. They then held her at gunpoint. “After determining that there was no money in the house, they took a ring and a necklace from Ms. Yarbrough and abducted her, leaving the infant in the house,” according to court documents. 

Than They took her to a motel and raped her. and After attempting to remove their fingerprints from the scene, they drove her to the side of a road, where Pye ordered her to lie face down and shot her three times. Then they drove away from that site.