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JUST IN: Chaos erupts at the United States embassy in Beirut, Lebanon after a rocket killed hundreds of people at a hospital in Gaza.The Israeli Defense Force denies launching the rocket while others are blaming them.Tear gas was fired at hundreds of protesters who gathered… pic.twitter.com/SEj1OH9xGA— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 17, 2023

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander Qasem Soleimani wasn't the only major-league terrorist killed in the drone strike ordered by Trump. Also killed was Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, a top Iraqi paramilitary leader whose long, bloody career includes attacks on American and other Western embassies, as well as being a founder of Kata'ib Hezbollah, a group responsible for the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers in Iraq. In 2009, the U.S. sanctioned both al-Muhandis and Kata'ib Hezbollah as terrorist entities. In some ways, killing al-Muhandis was more significant than the death of Soleimani. He's been an active terrorist against the U.S. since the...

A banner showing al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri and former emir Osama bin Laden is placed outside the French Embassy in Cairo, Egypt during a protest organized by Mohammed al Zawahiri. Image from Euronews. Within the past few days, Mohammed al Zawahiri, the younger brother of al Qaeda emir Ayman al Zawahiri, has threatened France and the West while condemning the intervention in Mali. The younger Zawahiri promised that if France and its allies continue to fight in Mali, then Westerners will be the "first to burn." During an interview broadcast by Euronews on Jan. 22, Mohammed al...

A suicide bomber blew himself up outside the French embassy in Mauritania's capital, wounding two members of staff. Mauritanian police say the suicide bomber was a wanted "member of the jihadist movement". AFP - A suicide bomber died Saturday after staging an explosion near the French embassy in the Mauritanian capital Nouakchott, as two members of staff were jogging nearby, police and embassy staff said. Two French nationals, security employees at the French embassy, were near the man at the moment of the blast," embassy official Marc Flattot told AFP. "They are in hospital, they are unharmed, but in shock,"...

NEWSFROM THE SECOND AMENDMENT SISTERS World Wide Web: http://www.2asisters.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 12, 2005 For additional information contact: SAS Press Team Phone: 877-271-6216 E-mail: press at 2asisters.org Sisters Oppose Anti-Rights Fundraiser at French Embassy LAKEWAY, TX -- It's billed as a birthday celebration for famed columnist Art Buchwald, but this party's main purpose is to raise funds for an organization determined to deprive Americans of their basic human right of self-defense - with the French Embassy providing the venue for the occasion. "This isn't about having a fundraiser. Everyone has them," said Deb Altrath, Co-Founder and President of Second...

War Waking Activist Spirit of U.S. Youth By MARTHA IRVINE .c The Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) - The U.S.-led invasion of Iraq is awakening the activist spirit in America's youth, with many adding their voices to the war debate and taking to the streets for the first time in their lives. Bob Nardo is one of them. He and other young Republicans from American University recently gathered to wave U.S. flags outside the French embassy in Washington - a show of displeasure for that country's lack of support. ``Some of us feel like all we're hearing is 'All students are...

French Get Taste of American Hostility at DC Rally By Robert B. Bluey CNSNews.com Staff Writer February 14, 2003 (CNSNews.com) - The French Embassy in Washington, D.C, was the site of protests Thursday, as dozens of American college students asked France to end its obstructionism at the U.N. Security Council regarding how to deal with Iraq and its dictator, Saddam Hussein. The students, mostly from nearby American University and Georgetown University, waved flags, held signs, sang patriotic songs and led chats. Several people driving by honked their horns and yelled out their support, although the students were met with some...

The D.C. Chapter of Free Republic has received an invitation to join the American University College Republicans in a protest at the French Embassy in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, February 13, 2003 from 4 to 6 p.m. We in turn invite all metro area FReepers and Lurkers to stand with the AUCR and the D.C. Chapter outside the French Embassy. The email message received from the American University College Republicans is as follows: The American University College Republicans, in cooperation with the CRNC, are staging a Protest at the French Embassy in Washington, DC, for their foreign policy of appeasement,...