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While Washington frets over elections, IDF keeps killing Hamas rebuilders in Gaza
The IDF counted 14 Gaza ceasefire violations between 4 and 15 September and kept striking Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad commanders reconstituting capabilities — including October 7 participants.
IDF turns Hezbollah’s Ali al-Taher fortress into a “sandbox”
The IDF destroyed about 5.4 km of Hezbollah tunnel routes under the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon with roughly 1,100 tons of explosives — Iranian-backed underground infrastructure turned into rubble.
Record ICE arrests still choke on flights, foreign caps, and endless claims
Even as August ICE arrests hit nearly 51,000, deportations have stayed roughly flat at about 1,200 a day — stalled by pending claims, scarce flights, and receiving-country limits.

ICE’s August haul: nearly 51,000 illegal aliens arrested — third straight monthly record
DHS reported ICE arrested 50,925 illegal aliens in August 2026 — beating July and June for a third straight monthly record — as Trump’s mass-enforcement mandate keeps driving removals and self-deportations.
NCA: enforcement cut small-boat traffic — smugglers still not beaten
The National Crime Agency says law enforcement was a key factor in a roughly 41% drop in Channel arrivals in the first half of 2026 — and warns the job is by no means done.

UK’s “one in, one out” returns cost £56,000 a head — and France wants the pilot killed
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood told MPs that returning Channel arrivals to France costs about £56,000 per person. France’s interior minister wants the bilateral pilot dead after 1 October.

Forbach, France: man enters church screaming “Allah Akbar” with a knife; terror charge dropped
A 35-year-old man entered Saint-Rémi church in Forbach shouting “Allah Akbar” while carrying a knife. He was later sentenced on weapons and drug counts; the apology-of-terrorism charge was not retained.
MI5 chief: Islamist mass-casualty ambition endures—including plot against Manchester’s Jewish community
MI5 Director General Sir Ken McCallum warned that mass-casualty terrorist ambition endures, citing the conviction of an Islamist extremist who sought automatic weaponry for an assault on Manchester’s Jewish community.
FBI: 9/11 still the jihadists’ “Super Bowl”; U.S. arrest after “Praise be to Allah for September 11th”
FBI co-deputy director Chris Raia warned that al-Qaeda and ISIS remain adaptable, radicalizing lone offenders online. Charging documents cite Jessica Bowie of Albany writing: “Praise be to Allah for September 11th.”
