Author: Steven Sahiounie

President Mahmoud Abbas has condemned the attempted assassination of former U.S. President Donald Trump, expressing his hopes for a swift recovery. In a statement released today, the President stated, “We condemn this act of terror and reaffirm the positions of the State of Palestine, which has always rejected violence, terrorism, and extremism, regardless of its source.” Source: WAFA

Former US president and Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has survived an attempt on his life by a shooter at a public rally. Gunshots were fired during a Trump rally in front of thousands of supporters in Pennsylvania on Saturday. The former president was rushed off stage by security staff, with images showing blood stains on his right ear. Several loud bangs were heard as Trump was giving a speech in the city of Butler. He quickly fell to the ground and was shielded by his security team. Trump stood up several moments later and raised a clenched fist in the…

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