Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 11/27/24: Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Goes Into Effect, Biden Wants $24 Billion More for Ukraine, and More
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Nov 27, 2024 A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon aims to halt escalating violence amid fears it won't last. The Biden administration seeks $24 billion more for Ukraine, stirring public debate over military aid. In the backdrop, Ukraine launches missile strikes against Russia, raising tensions. Casualties mount in Gaza due to Israeli actions, while U.S. bombings target Iranian-aligned forces in Syria. Meanwhile, increased U.S. military presence in the Taiwan Strait adds another layer to global geopolitical challenges.
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Lebanon Ceasefire Takes Effect
- A Lebanon ceasefire took effect at 9 p.m. EST on November 27, 2024, aiming to end the Israeli invasion.
- The U.S.-brokered deal involves Hezbollah moving north of the Litani River and the Lebanese army deploying as a buffer.
Israeli Soldiers Desecrate Church
- A video shared by journalist Yunus Tir Awi shows Israeli soldiers desecrating a church in southern Lebanon.
- The soldiers are seen dancing around, mocking a wedding ceremony, highlighting their conduct during the conflict.
Biden Seeks Additional Ukraine Funding
- The Biden administration requested $24 billion in additional aid for Ukraine, with $8 billion for weapons and $16 billion for equipment replacement.
- This move aims to bolster Ukraine's position before Trump's inauguration, anticipating potential negotiations and territorial concessions.