Russian FM Lavrov Tells Tucker Carlson Russia’s Demands for Peace in Ukraine – With List

Tucker Carlson: This time, President Trump was elected on the explicit promise to bring an end to the war in Ukraine. He said that in appearance after appearance. Given that there is hope for a resolution, it sounds like, what are the terms to which you’d agree?

Sergei Lavrov: Well, the terms I basically alluded to them when President Putin spoke in this ministry on the 14th of June, he once again reiterated that we were ready to negotiate on the basis of the principles which were agreed in Istanbul and rejected by Boris Johnson, according to the statement of the head of the Ukrainian Delegation.

** The key principle is non-block status of Ukraine, and we would be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provide collective security guarantees to Ukraine.

** No NATO. No NATO, absolutely. No military bases, no military exercises on the Ukrainian soil with participation of foreign troops. This is something which he reiterated.

But of course, he said, It was April 2022. Now, some time has passed, and the realities on the ground would have to be taken into account and accepted.

https://rumble.com/embed/v5uuaqe/?pub=4

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>https://rumble.com/embed/v5uuaqe/?pub=4

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Blackhats

The 7 Noahide Laws: Universal Morality = segregation

A Jew is responsible not only to teach Torah to Jews, but also to teach the Seven Noahide Laws to non-Jews.

https://web.archive.org/web/20161108210456/https://www.chabad.org/therebbe/livingtorah/player_cdo/aid/1393821/jewish/United-Nations.htm

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Torah and Genocide FAQ

On the mitzvah to kill innocent Amalekite and Canaanite civilians and children

By Tzvi Freeman

Q: Does the Torah promote Genocide?

A: No.

Q: Did G‑d once not just promote, but command genocide, including women and children, even infants?

A: Yes. Not genocide as we know it, since no one spoke of genes in those times, but something that looks quite ugly nonetheless.

The Israelites were commanded to entirely eliminate the tribes that inhabited the Land of Canaan in their conquest. The reason given was so that they would not assimilate their evil ways.

That’s one of the reasons it’s not really genocide: If a tribe or a member of one these tribes abandoned the offensive behavior of his or her tribal cult, they were no longer targeted. There is a tradition cited in the Jerusalem Talmud that Joshua sent three letters warning these people and offering a truce if they would keep the Noahide Laws (basic, universal law) and pay a tax to the Israelites—or leave the land.1 Those who did not accept were to be entirely wiped out.2

In practice, only one tribe accepted this arrangement, with some complications. The Israelites never fully carried out the command to eliminate the Canaanites, although large numbers were slaughtered in battle. And yes, they did end up often ensnared in many of the degenerate practices of these peoples, and these people continued their hostilities for many centuries—as detailed in the Book of Judges and the Book of Kings.

The Israelites were also commanded to entirely eliminate the Amalekites. King Saul came close to accomplishing this, but it was never entirely fulfilled. (As a result, an Amalekite named Haman came close to annihilating the entire Jewish population many centuries later.) An Amalekite also has the choice to abandon his or her tribe for a civil way of life. The Talmud tells that descendants of Haman (an Amalekite) converted and taught Torah.3

There was also a war of retribution on the Midianites that sends chills down my spine.

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/2494730/jewish/Torah-and-Genocide-FAQ.htm

Chabad explain why it's not Genocide when Jews commit Genocide - Jarrad Kushner is part of the Chabad Jewish Supremacy CULT

Albanese calls synagogue firebombing a ‘terrorist attack’ following public outcry

After previously declaring the firebombing of a synagogue as “antisemitic”, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revised his position and expressed his “personal opinion” that it qualified as a “terrorist attack”.

Following public and political criticism, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed his “personal opinion” that the recent synagogue firebombing was a “terrorist attack”.

The Adass Israel Synagogue in Melbourne was torched in a suspected arson attack on Friday.

Following the firebombing, former treasurer Josh Frydenburg called on Mr Albanese to declare the event a terrorist attack.

https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/politics/prime-minister-anthony-albanese-calls-synagogue-firebombing-a-terrorist-attack-following-public-outcry/news-story/9d56900c28fc5a368d3b15044f135943

Iran denies evacuating diplomats from Syria

The New York Times earlier reported that Tehran was extracting embassy and military personnel due to the terrorist advance

Iran has denied reports that it is evacuating its embassy in Syria due to the ongoing terrorist offensive, a Foreign Ministry spokesman has said. Tehran and Moscow have vowed to help Damascus defeat the surprise advance.

On Friday, the New York Times reported, citing sources in the region including Iranian officials, that Tehran had begun extracting its military commanders, some diplomatic staff, their families, and other civilians, from the embattled country.

The evacuation reportedly included the Iranian Embassy in Damascus and bases of the Revolutionary Guards. The paper said people have been leaving by plane, land routes to neighboring Lebanon and Iraq, and via the port of Latakia, which is home to a Russian military base.

The militant group Hayat Tahrir-al-Sham (HTS), an offshoot of Jabhat al-Nusra, along with its allies, launched a surprise offensive against government forces last week, capturing large swaths of territory, including parts of Aleppo and the city of Hama. The Syrian military has redeployed forces to threatened regions, with the support of Russian warplanes. Local media reports have claimed the terrorist forces have lost around 2,500 troops in the fighting.

However, Ismail Baghaei, a spokesman for Tehran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has dismissed reports of an evacuation.

“The news regarding the evacuation of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s embassy in Damascus is not true,” he said, as cited by the Mehr news agency, adding that the mission “continues its activities.” He previously said that Iranian military advisers are continuing their support for the Syrian military.

However, Ismail Baghaei, a spokesman for Tehran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has dismissed reports of an evacuation.

“The news regarding the evacuation of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s embassy in Damascus is not true,” he said, as cited by the Mehr news agency, adding that the mission “continues its activities.” He previously said that Iranian military advisers are continuing their support for the Syrian military.

https://www.rt.com/news/608888-iran-denies-evacuating-diplomats-syria/

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>South Korean law enforcement has arrested former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun on suspicion of treason as part of an investigation into the circumstances surrounding President Yoon Suk-yeol's declaration of martial law.

https://www.northweststar.com.au/story/8840451/skorea-arrests-ex-defence-minister-over-martial-law/

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14 January 2019,

IDF chief finally acknowledges that Israel supplied weapons to Syrian rebels

In interview with UK’s Sunday Times, outgoing army commander Gadi Eisenkot says Israel gave opposition groups light arms ‘for self-defense’

As the outgoing army chief conducts departing interviews with Israeli and international outlets, more and more previously classified information about the IDF’s fight against Iran’s military entrenchment in Syria has emerged.

In his media appearances, Eisenkot acknowledged that the IDF carried out hundreds of raids in Syria — in some interviews, the number given is 200, in others its 400 — and dropped 2,000 bombs on Iranian targets in 2018 alone.

“We carried out thousands of attacks [in recent years] without taking responsibility and without asking for credit,” the army chief told the Sunday Times.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also dropped the policy of “general acknowledgement, specific ambiguity” in Syria, under which Israel says that it does carry out operations in Syria, without claiming individual strikes.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/idf-chief-acknowledges-long-claimed-weapons-supply-to-syrian-rebels/