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L’Ukraine a déposé une plainte auprès d’Israël après l’accostage à Haïfa d’un navire russe chargé de blé, soupçonné de provenir de territoires ukrainiens occupés par la Russie.  
 
Kiev demande la saisie du navire, estimant qu’il relève https://t.co/26w87EnlMZ

More than a million people — roughly a fifth of the population — have been forced from their homes since a renewed war erupted last month between Israel and Hezbollah, a militia based in Lebanon.

@AlexMAstley
 
The #IDF claimed that a hospital in southern #Lebanon was being used by #Hezbollah.  
 
Then, the IDF admitted to me that a photo they shared, ostensibly as evidence, was not taken at the hospital.
 
There is, as yet, no hard evidence to back these claims.
 

@DropSiteNews

BREAKING: 4–5 people have been killed in a new Israeli strike on Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City, according to initial reports from Al Jazeera and others. Several others have been wounded.

A report from the Gaza media office found Israel has bombed Gaza over 1,100 times since it agreed to a ceasefire in October 2025.

Un député du parti d’opposition d’extrême droite polonaise a accusé l’État d’Israël de perpétrer « un génocide » au Moyen Orient, et brandit un drapeau israélien frappé d’une croix gammée nazie, mardi lors d’une réunion du Parlement polonais.

Prenant la parole devant les autres députés, Konrad Berkowicz du parti Konfederacja a accusé l’armée israélienne d’utiliser au Moyen Orient des bombes au phosphore, et décrit en détail les graves blessures, la souffrance et la mort des « dizaines de milliers de femmes et d’enfants », causées par ce type de munitions selon lui.

« Israël est en train de commettre sous nos yeux un génocide d’une cruauté particulière », a lancé Berkowicz devant les caméras filmant les débats parlementaires, avant de comparer Israël à un « nouveau IIIe Reich » allemand et de brandir une pancarte avec un drapeau d’Israël sur lequel il a remplacé l’étoile de David par une croix gammée.

Drop Site News (DSN) is a legit, independent investigative news outlet launched in July 2024 by prominent journalists Jeremy Scahill and Ryan Grim. It specializes in adversarial, anti-establishment journalism, focusing on U.S. foreign policy, national security, and international conflicts.  
 
Here is a breakdown of its legitimacy and reputation as of April 2026:
Key Findings
Reputation & Credibility: DSN is generally regarded as an independent news organization aimed at holding power to account. Its founders have established records in investigative journalism, notably with The Intercept.
Investigative Focus: DSN has produced high-impact, original investigative work, including reporting on Pakistan's political surveillance and the war in Gaza.
Fact-Checking: As of late 2025, Media Bias/Fact Check rated DSN as "Mostly Factual" in reporting and "High Credibility" overall, with no failed fact checks in its short history.
Bias: It is considered Left-Biased due to its progressive, anti-establishment perspective and heavy criticism of U.S. foreign policy.
Controversies: Because it often relies on leaks and whistleblowers, some critics allege it can be sensationalist. Some of its reporting on Pakistan has been challenged, and it is sometimes perceived as lacking diverse viewpoints.  
 
Legitimacy Checks
Who is behind it: Founded by Ryan Grim (formerly of The Intercept) and Jeremy Scahill (co-founder of The Intercept, award-winning journalist).
Funding Model: It is a nonprofit, reader-supported outlet that rejects corporate advertising, aiming for editorial independence.
Impact: Their investigations have caused real-world reactions, such as the Pakistani government restricting internet access to block DSN reporting.  
 
Summary
Drop Site News is a legitimate source for investigative, adversarial journalism but should be read with the understanding that it has a strong left-wing, anti-interventionist bias and focuses on crea

Israël rejette toute participation de la France aux négociations de paix avec le Liban
« Il est certain que nous ne voulons pas voir les Français s’immiscer dans ces négociations », a déclaré Yechiel Leiter devant la presse, à l’issue de pourparlers directs entre les deux pays à Washington. « Nous aimerions garder les Français aussi loin que possible de pratiquement tout, mais surtout lorsqu’il s’agit de négociations de paix », a poursuivi le représentant israélien.

Une ONG israélienne a déclaré avoir saisi la Cour pénale internationale (CPI) l’appelant à examiner d’éventuelles poursuites contre le premier ministre espagnol Pedro Sanchez pour complicité de « crimes de guerre » par le biais des exportations vers l’Iran.

France’s exclusion from the Washington Israeli-Lebanese talks should have been a diplomatic scandal, a historic ally locked out of the most significant Lebanon negotiation in thirty years. But Beirut didn’t protest, didn’t lobby for French inclusion, and didn’t even notice. That silence is the real verdict.
 
France spent decades posturing as Lebanon’s guardian, hosting summits, drafting frameworks, and performing concern from the chandeliered rooms of the Élysée, while Hezbollah’s arsenal swelled from fifteen thousand rockets to two hundred thousand under the watch of French UNIFIL troops who enforced nothing.
 
Macron proposed Paris as the venue for these very talks, drafted a recognition plan, and personally called Aoun, Salam, and Berri, and previously Mikati, to choreograph a French-led diplomatic triumph.
 
Today, Lebanon and Israel are sitting across from each other at the State Department in Washington, brokered by Marco Rubio and mediated by the American Ambassador to Beirut, Michel Issa, who is of Lebanese origin and remains a Lebanese.
 
France was not just sidelined, it was rendered irrelevant by its own record of performing diplomacy without producing a single enforceable outcome. The bridge Macron wanted to claim credit for was built by others, and the cruelest part isn’t that France was excluded, it’s that nobody in Beirut objected.

Monsieur le Président,
 
Le gouvernement libanais a refusé d'être inclus dans les négociations d'Islamabad.
 
Pourquoi insistez-vous pour impliquer le Liban dans cela ?
 
J'en doute que le Royaume d'Arabie saoudite se soucie de cette logique diplomatique. Pas après les récentes agressions iraniennes.
 
Avec tout mon respect.