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Israeli settlers attacked and beat up American Washington Post journalist Heidi Levine. As the video shows, she is clearly marked as Press.  The Israeli mob clearly couldn't care less. Nor is there evidence that they care whether the journalists they regularly attack are American or not. Makes you wonder: if people like Amb. Huckabee and his advisor David Milstein didn't use U.S. taxpayers' money to systematically provide the settlers with impunity even when they attack Americans, would these Israeli settlers feel so comfortable beating up American journalists? Israeli settlers attacked and beat up American Washington Post journalist Heidi Levine. As the video shows, she is clearly marked as Press. The Israeli mob clearly couldn't care less. Nor is there evidence that they care whether the journalists they regularly attack are American or not. Makes you wonder: if people like Amb. Huckabee and his advisor David Milstein didn't use U.S. taxpayers' money to sy...

The Electronic Intifada Jon Elmer reports on fighting between Yemen’s Ansarullah movement – also known as the Houthis – and Saudi-backed forces in Yemen, and gives an update on Iranian operations in the Strait of Hormuz.

Breaking Points Ryan and Emily discuss the Houthis striking at Saudi Aramco's HQ. 

What is happening in Lebanon is genocide and ecocide. We warned the world that Gaza is the testing ground for a lawless new world order. https://t.co/8MQUDZtoR6 — Mohamad Safa (@mhdksafa) October 14, 2026  

Saudi Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran is on fire after being directly struck by Yemen's Houthis, with an evacuation order issued for the entire building, per Reuters. It is the first time Aramco's corporate headquarters has been hit in the war. An official at Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy confirms the hit, saying that the Aramco headquarters building in was hit. BREAKING: Saudi Aramco's headquarters in Dhahran is on fire after being directly struck by Yemen's Houthis, with an evacuation order issued for the entire building, per Reuters. It is the first time Aramco's corporate headquarters has been hit in the war. An official at Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy confirms the hit, saying that the Aramco headquarters building in was hit. — The Hormuz Letter (@HormuzLetter) October 13, 2026    

Reason2Resist with Dimitri Lascaris Stanislav Krapivnik is a former U.S. Army officer, supply chain executive, and military-political commentator originally born in Luhansk. He is now based in Russia as an independent consultant and media analyst. In this episode, he and Dimitri Lascaris discuss the ways in which intelligence agencies use AI to manipulate public opinion.

Breaking Points Krystal and Saagar discuss MBS cowering as Houthi strikes ramp up. 

Rachel Blevins   and Cyrus Janssen President Trump seems to think the deal he secured with President Putin for Russia to supply the global market with around 4 million tons of diesel in the coming months would be enough to get Moscow to accept a ceasefire in Ukraine. But Russia is holding firm that it will not give NATO time to rearm Kiev.  Cyrus Janssen, a geopolitical analyst and Host of ‘Real Talk with Cyrus Janssen’ on YouTube, noted that Trump’s diesel deal is “just a drop in the bucket” in terms of the fuel supply needed by the U.S., and the current crisis is the result of the U.S. war of aggression on Iran, which sparked the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Yemen's Houthis warn all employees and civilians near any Saudi Aramco oil facility in Saudi Arabia to immediately evacuate and stay away, declaring every Aramco site a legitimate target. It comes in response to the Saudi-backed forces warning civilians to evacuate the Yemeni Oil Company's Al-Sabah central station in Sanaa minutes ago, ahead of strikes. BREAKING: Yemen's Houthis warn all employees and civilians near any Saudi Aramco oil facility in Saudi Arabia to immediately evacuate and stay away, declaring every Aramco site a legitimate target. It comes in response to the Saudi-backed forces warning civilians to evacuate the Yemeni Oil Company's Al-Sabah central station in Sanaa minutes ago, ahead of strikes. — The Hormuz Letter (@HormuzLetter) October 13, 2026    

According to Israeli media, Netanyahu wants to strike the Houthis and defend Saudi Arabia to show Israel's strategic utility to the kingdom and lure it into a defense pact (Abraham Accords). MBS has thus far resisted, although unverified reports say Israeli advisors are already on the ground in Saudi Arabia to assist the kingdom. MBS understandably does not want an Israeli role - or at least not a visible Israeli role - as it profoundly undermines KSA's standing in the Islamic world. But it also reflects that terrible strategic position Riyadh currently finds itself in. According to Israeli media, Netanyahu wants to strike the Houthis and defend Saudi Arabia to show Israel's strategic utility to the kingdom and lure it into a defense pact (Abraham Accords). MBS has thus far resisted, although unverified reports say Israeli advisors are already on the ground in Saudi Arabia to assist the kingdom. MBS understandably does not want an Israeli role - or at least not a visible ...