On the 6th of January, the New York Times published an article entitled, “Tapes Reveal Egyptian Leaders’ Tacit Acceptance of Jerusalem Move”. It stated that while the Egyptian government was publicly criticising President Trump’s announcement last month that the U.S. would recognise Jerusalem as the capital of ‘Israel’, an Egyptian intelligence officer was asking several influential TV hosts in the country to persuade Egyptians to accept the decision

A few days ago, Nikki Haley, US ambassador to the UN, used the venue to criticize the Iran’s handling of the protesters. Human rights are not the gift of governments; they are inalienable rights of people themselves [1].” She further added, “The Iranian regime is now on notice. The world will be watching what you do [2].

Newsweek reported that Trump’s legal team were doing their utmost to block the publication Michael Wolff's 'Fire and Fury.' Is That Constitutional? [1]. The book paints a damning picture of Trump’s Whitehouse, and Wolf describes the President as the “least credible person who has ever walked the earth” [2].

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