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LIV CEO Scott O’Neil says golf league will go ‘full throttle’ in 2026 as questions about future remain

NY Post
2 months ago
The reports set off widespread confusion and intrigue around the sports world.
Christian Arnold

From Burning Man to the Swiss Alps, SantaCon founder — accused of stealing millions in charity’s cash — flaunts globetrotting lifestyle on Instagram

NY Post
2 months ago
The accused fraudster also repeatedly showcased his lakefront New Jersey property in a flurry of posts dating back to 2016 – which federal prosecutors said he allegedly renovated with the stolen funds. 
Anna Young

The Mike Brown approach change he believes will benefit Knicks in playoffs

NY Post
2 months ago
Having been around those championship teams, what were the common traits and similarities between them? Do the Knicks share them? 
Jared Schwartz

Semyon Varlamov returns to competitive hockey again as questions about his future loom

NY Post
2 months ago
No one would have blinked twice had Semyon Varlamov decided, off two knee replacements, to take the money he was owed, and hang up his skates.
Ethan Sears

Boasberg faces new call for impeachment after appeals court orders judge to end ‘contempt crusade’ against Trump officials

NY Post
2 months ago
The majority on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals found Boasberg’s efforts to bring contempt charges against former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and other top executive branch officials – over their involvement in the deportation of hundreds of suspected Tren De Aragua gang members to El Salvador last March –  were a “clear abuse...
Victor Nava

Knicks well aware of indisputable standard they will be judged on during this playoff run

NY Post
2 months ago
Now comes the defining part for the Knicks.
Jared Schwartz

San Diego official demands Gavin Newsom clean up heinous river stench, sewage coming from Tijuana: ‘it feels like hell’

NY Post
2 months ago
San Diego official Paloma Aguirre has called on Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency due to the pollution coming from the Tijuana River.
Katie Jerkovich

‘Hunger Games’ actor arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, intent to kill

NY Post
2 months ago
The actor also had a guest role in "One Tree Hill."
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‘Hunger Games’ actor arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, intent to kill

NY Post
2 months ago
The actor also had a guest role in "One Tree Hill."
Vanessa Serna

Lindsay Lohan’s stepmom arrested for allegedly attacking ex Michael Lohan

NY Post
2 months ago
Kate was last convicted for assaulting a family member in 2024.
mliss1578

Lindsay Lohan’s stepmom arrested for allegedly attacking ex Michael Lohan

NY Post
2 months ago
Kate was last convicted for assaulting a family member in 2024.
BreAnna Bell

Investigators are zeroing in on key evidence in Swalwell accuser’s rape claim

NY Post
2 months ago
“It's going to be based on her word and any witnesses, especially witnesses of the actual crime itself,” the official said.
Ben Chapman

Troubled dad fatally shoots son, 11, before turning gun on himself in murder-suicide at Nevada airport

NY Post
2 months ago
The father's motive for carrying out the apparent murder-suicide remains unclear.
Anna Young

Major Israeli PAC Flips: Tel Aviv Should Pay Out-Of-Pocket If It Wants US Weapons

Zero Rss
2 months ago
Major Israeli PAC Flips: Tel Aviv Should Pay Out-Of-Pocket If It Wants US Weapons

via Middle East Eye

The pro-Israel advocacy group J Street is now calling for an end to "direct" US military support to Israel, per a new policy document published this week. The group had previously backed Washington's continued provision of defensive weapons systems, such as the replenishment of Israel's Iron Dome, at no cost to Israelis. 

Now, it says the US "should continue to sell" short-range air and ballistic missile defense capabilities to Israel, but Israel should use its own money to pay for them. 

Source: Times of Israel

"Israel faces real security challenges that require a significant defense investment. With a per capita GDP comparable to leading US allies such as the United Kingdom, France and Japan, as well as an annual defense budget of over $45 billion, it has the financial means to address these challenges," J Street said. 

"It does not require almost $4 billion per year in US financial subsidies to purchase weapons," it added. "Continuing this assistance is both unnecessary and politically counterproductive, creating avoidable tensions in US domestic politics and in the bilateral relationship."

The way the current military aid package operates is that the US provides Israel with American taxpayer funds, and those funds are put into US weapons companies to acquire equipment. 

On its website, J Street says that it "organizes pro-Israel, pro-peace, pro-democracy Americans to promote US policies that embody our deeply held Jewish and democratic values and that help secure the State of Israel as a democratic homeland for the Jewish people". 

Political tide turns

J Street's shift follows a distinct change in attitudes towards Israel among the American public after what has been widely labeled genocide in Gaza, where over 72,000 Palestinians have been killed since Israel's war on the enclave broke out in October 2023. 

But perhaps more importantly for the group, whose support base is made up of Democrats, the party's future is changing course. Progressive New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is widely believed to be seeking higher office, announced earlier this month that she would no longer vote for any US military support to Israel, despite having previously backed the provision of defensive weapons, much to the disappointment of many of her supporters. 

It is notable, however, that her statement followed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's surprise declaration earlier this year that Israel will not seek to renew its military aid package with the US in 2028. "I want to taper off the military aid within the next 10 years," all the way down to zero, Netanyahu told The Economist in January. 

J Street's new position demands that any future US arms sales that Israel pays for out-of-pocket "be fully consistent with American law", which echoed Ocasio-Cortez's statement.

US law prohibits security assistance to any country whose government engages in a consistent pattern of gross human rights violations or blocks or restricts the transport or delivery of US-backed humanitarian aid.

This moment demands a reset. J Street is calling for the U.S. to end unconditional financial military subsidies to Israel and to move towards a relationship where we treat Israel like any other ally.

J Street supports:
– Phasing out taxpayer-funded military aid by 2028, when the…

— J Street (@jstreetdotorg) April 13, 2026

"US arms sales to Israel should be further conditioned to incentivize alignment with American interests and laws - as has been the case with other allies and partners – when their behavior is inconsistent with US interests," J Street said. At the same time, the group acknowledges that Washington and Israel generally share the same interests anyway. "The US also benefits meaningfully from the relationship. Intelligence sharing has been critical in campaigns such as the fight against ISIS, while joint operations such as Israel’s 2006 strike on Syria’s secret nuclear facility have advanced shared security goals."

It added that because "approximately 500,000 American citizens live in Israel", selling it weapons should continue to be a US national security priority. 

Tyler Durden Wed, 04/15/2026 - 20:05
Tyler Durden

Islanders’ breakup day grounded in ‘miserable’ reality of missing playoffs: ‘Absolutely sucks’

NY Post
2 months ago
Breakup day on Long Island, for the past handful of seasons, came with a theme: We believe in the group. 
Ethan Sears

The uncomfortable truth facing Nova Knicks in this playoff run

NY Post
2 months ago
There is every chance that all cards are on the table with this Knicks team if they don’t at least match what they did a year ago, when they fell two games shy of the NBA Finals.
Mike Vaccaro

Liberty re-sign Betnijah Laney-Hamilton after lost injury season

NY Post
2 months ago
A key member of the 2024 championship team, Laney-Hamilton brings experience, vocal leadership, stifling perimeter defense, relentless toughness and clutch shot-making to a team that missed her presence throughout last season. 
Madeline Kenney

Lakers will benefit from spaced-out playoff schedule vs. Rockets

NY Post
2 months ago
When Luka Doncic (Grade 2 left hamstring strain) and Austin Reaves (Grade 2 left oblique strain) suffered their regular-season-ending injuries April 2, with just 2 ½ weeks before the NBA playoffs started, coach JJ Redick immediately made the Lakers’ mission clear. 
Khobi Price

Airline drops Los Angeles routes as rising fuel prices across California force major schedule cuts

NY Post
2 months ago
A low-cost transatlantic carrier is hitting the brakes on Los Angeles service, citing soaring fuel prices that are shaking the aviation industry. Norse Atlantic Airways has scrapped all flights from LAX for the upcoming summer season, a move tied to rising jet fuel costs linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran. The airline confirmed to...
Daniel Farr

Fanatics flag football event could lose Saudi Arabian funding

NY Post
2 months ago
The multi-year deal between Fanatics and the Saudis entertainment arm to sponsor a flag football league involving Tom Brady is reportedly in trouble as funding from the Middle Eastern kingdom could potentially be pulled.
Christian Arnold

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