May 31st, 2022

• Half of Jewish Israelis back prayer on Temple Mount, mostly to 'prove sovereignty'
• UAE condemns Israel for allowing 'provocative violations' at Temple Mount
• Jordan denounces Israel for letting Jewish 'extremists' on Temple Mount
• Hamas warns it will react to Jerusalem Flag March 'at the right time'
• After extremism at march, Gantz weighs terror label for far-right La Familia, Lehava
• Bennett adviser resigns, third aide to quit in two weeks
• Lacking votes, coalition pulls bid to extend application of Israeli law to settlers
• Ideology aside: Right-wing opposition leaders vow to defeat all coalition bills
• Renegade MK to resume voting with coalition after PM pledges to review reforms
• Lapid: Israel working with US, Gulf states on normalization with Saudi Arabia
• Israel's FM says normalization with Saudi Arabia 'long, cautious process'
• Suriname says it'll open embassy in Jerusalem in the near future
• Global energy crisis leads Israel to launching fourth natural gas exploration
• Impact of Israeli strike in Gaza akin to chemical weapons, NGO report finds
• IDF: Troops opened fire at Palestinian rioters in southern West Bank, striking one
• Iran blames 'Zionists' for killing officer, vows revenge; Israel boosts air defenses
• Israel warns against travel to Turkey amid 'real threat' of Iranian revenge attack
• Government tells 100 Israelis in Turkey to leave over Iranian threat - report
• Iranian outlet names five Israeli intel and tech experts as potential targets
• IAEA reports little progress in standoff with Iran, clash with West looms
• Iran's enriched uranium stockpile is now 18 times 2015 deal limit, UN watchdog says
• Blinken says US strongly condemns Iran seizure of Greek-flagged vessels
• Iran 'threatening maritime security,' Blinken says after seizure of Greek tankers
• Iraqi National, Accused of Plotting Bush Assassination, Sought Asylum from Biden's DHS While Overstaying Visitor Visa
• 5 missiles hit Iraqi base, missing US-stationed soldiers by meters
• UK about to deport up to 30 Kurdish asylum seekers to Iraq despite dangers
• Russia Anchorman Known As 'Putin's Voice' Wants Moscow to Take Stonehenge
• Latvian PM: Russia Needs to Lose War in Ukraine to Achieve Lasting Peace, Security
• NATO's support for Ukraine is unbreakable: Spain's PM Sanchez
• Russia's Medvedev calls Biden's decision not to send Ukraine rocket systems that could reach into Russia 'rational'
• Biden's refusal to send rockets to Ukraine shows 'complete lack of strategy' from White House: Victoria Coates
• Putin tells Erdogan Russia ready to export fertilizers, food if sanctions are lifted
• EU leaders ban most Russian oil imports in 'maximum pressure' to end Ukraine war
• Russia's Gazprom suspends gas deliveries to Dutch trader GasTerra
• Small oil traders are now making $20 million from a single shipment of Russian crude - 33 times more than before the war
• China unable to reach consensus on security pact with Pacific islands
• Chinese Military Flies 30 Aircraft into Taiwan's Air Defense Identification Zone
• Taiwan jets scramble as China air force enters air defence zone
• Pope Francis: World Peace Is Threatened by 'Nationalism,' 'Unbridled Greed'
• Mo Brooks unloads after Fox News host says there's no evidence of 2020 election fraud
• GOP Rep. Mo Brooks: President Trump "Was Robbed" In 2020 Election
• "2000 Mules" Documentary Sparks Recall Against Yuma County Board Chairman and Nonprofit Director Tony Reyes Alleging "Illegal Mules Activities"
• 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits near Amahai, Indonesia
• Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 24,000ft
• Ruiz volcano in Colombia erupts to 23,000ft
• Sangay volcano in Ecuador erupts to 20,000ft
• Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupts to 16,000ft
• Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 16,000ft
• Two effusive vents open up at Etna volcano, Italy
• Agatha makes record-setting landfall in Mexico when the storm made landfall at Category 2 strength, it became the strongest May hurricane to ever make landfall in the eastern Pacific basin
• Hurricane Agatha has swept ashore on a stretch of tourist beaches and fishing towns in southern Mexico
• Extremely dangerous coastal surge expected as Hurricane "Agatha" makes landfall in Oaxaca, Mexico
• Medium chance of tropical development in the Gulf - Remnants of Hurricane Agatha in the Pacific could redevelop in the Gulf or Caribbean
• Severe water shortages strain wheat harvest in Iraq
• German Chancellor accused of comparing climate activists to Nazis
• World Economic Forum Says Go Vegan: Eat Seaweed, Algae, and Cacti to Save the Planet
• One Of The Largest Egg Factories In US Torched In The Middle Of The Night Amid Outbreak Of Fires In Food Processing Facilities Across The Nation
• Mile-Long Line of Cars to Pick Up Baby Formula in Michigan as Biden's Baby Formula Crisis Continues
• Around 100 Killed in Clashes Between Chad Artisanal Gold Miners Last Week: Government
• Canadian PM Trudeau announces legislation to 'freeze' handgun ownership, buy back 'assault-style weapons'
• Biden is 'going to continue to push' for gun compromise as White House says it's up to Congress
• Joe Biden Suggests He Wants to Ban "High Caliber" 9mm Handguns
• Dem Rep. Gallego: GOP Will Use Filibuster 'to Slow Down Any Real Gun Safety Regulations'
• Woman Sneaks Into Donald Trump's NRA Speech To Show How Lax Security Is
• 43 people shot in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend
• 13 People Killed In Violent Memorial Day Weekend In Philadelphia
• 2 killed, 20 injured when cars slam into crowd at cruise night in Nebraska, authorities say
• Passengers scream as world's longest cruise ship crashes into Jamaican pier
• Left-Wing Clergy Responsible for 500,000 Abortions Before Roe v. Wade Ramp Up Efforts
• Students at a Seattle Christian University Protest Ban on Hiring LGBTQ Employees
• Activist Slams 'Self-Identified' Trans Women In Women's Prisons: 'They Wanted Their Penises to Work'
• Biden education head defends biological boys in girls sports, not telling parents about trans kids
• Children's Librarians to Host Founder of 'Beginner's Sex Store' to Discuss Sex Education for Youth
• Depictions of Child Sexual Abuse Up by 109 Per Cent in Germany
• Sex crime allegations in Canadian military should be investigated externally, report says
• Woman says she was virtually 'raped' in the metaverse while others 'passed around a bottle of vodka'
• 6G will make smartphones obsolete by 2030, says Nokia CEO - "By then, the smartphone as we know it today will not be the most common interface. Many of these things will be built directly into our bodies"
• India withdraws security warning on biometric ID photocopies after causing alarm on social media
• Israel approves 19 programs for $30 million digital health initiative
• Fish Off Florida Coast Test Positive for Pharmaceuticals
• Strawberries likely caused hepatitis A outbreak, FDA says
• Advocates warn of monkeypox stigma as Toronto Pride approaches
• WHO Says No Need to Cancel Pride Parades Over Monkeypox
• Confirmed: Fauci Was Funding Research into Potential Monkeypox Cures Before the Viral Disease Global Outbreak
• Travel Restriction Fears As PCR Tests For Monkeypox Are Rolled Out
• Beijing man sends 5,000 people into quarantine after breaking Covid isolation
• China Elected to WHO Executive Board Despite Unanswered COVID Questions
• China Is Testing Dead People for Coronavirus
• US Medical Company Sues Chinese Manufacturer Over 100,000+ Defective COVID Tests with False Positive Results
• SoCal Doctor Who Smuggled, Sold Hydroxychloroquine as Covid Cure Sentenced to Prison
• 26-Year-Old Graduate Died from Blood Clots on His Brain Less Than Two Weeks After Receiving Covid Shot - Inquest Says Staff 'Reassured Him' of No Risks
• Crimean-Congo fever sweeping through Iraq - The haemorrhagic fever was first documented in Iraq in 1979 but is killing unprecedented numbers this year