American Prestige News - Houthis Resume Red Sea Attacks, New IDF Strikes in Lebanon, Deadly Kenya Protests
Jul 11, 2025
Tensions escalate as Houthi fighters target commercial vessels in the Red Sea, raising international concerns. In Israel-Palestine dynamics, Netanyahu rejects a Palestinian state during a White House visit, complicating ceasefire talks. Meanwhile, Kenya faces deadly protests amid rising political unrest. As Trump engages with foreign leaders, new tariff threats loom over BRICS nations. The U.S. navigates controversial migration policies, transferring migrants to South Sudan, sparking significant legal and safety debates.
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Houthis Escalate Red Sea Attacks
- The Houthis have escalated attacks on Red Sea commercial shipping, sinking two Greek-owned cargo vessels in one week.
- This surge may signal a new phase of intensified maritime operations against commercial targets.
Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian State
- Netanyahu categorically ruled out any possibility of a Palestinian state during his White House visit.
- The two-state solution appears dead with no political faction in Israel opposing his stance.
Ceasefire Talks Hit Territorial Stalemate
- Ceasefire talks resumed with a Qatari-backed framework proposing a 60-day truce and hostage releases.
- The main stumbling block is Israeli demands to keep control over territory gained during recent operations.