LAUREN SANCHEZ BEZOS SAYS SHE IS 'NOT EMBARRASSED ANYMORE' AS KRIS JENNER CALLS HER AN 'INSPIRATION'. (PHOTO).

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 Lauren Sanchez Bezos says she is 'not embarrassed anymore' as Kris Jenner calls her an 'inspiration' Lauren Sánchez Bezos recently shared an emotional Instagram post about her lifelong struggle with dyslexia, opening up about the fear and embarrassment she carried throughout her broadcasting career.  Alongside clips of her on-air mistakes, the Emmy-winning journalist admitted that criticism early on left her doubting her abilities, even as she continued to succeed in front of the camera.  She explained that while dyslexia still challenges her, she has finally reached a point where she no longer feels ashamed of it. In her message, Sánchez emphasized that mistakes are part of progress, noting that she still rereads words multiple times but now embraces the process instead of hiding it. She encouraged children and parents facing similar struggles to see dyslexia as a different way of learning rather than a limitation.  Her openness drew immediate support from friends ...
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OUTCRY AFTER AMBASSADOR MIKE HUCKABEE SUGGESTS ISRAEL HAS GOD-GIVEN RIGHT TO MIDDLE EAST LAND. (PHOTO).

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 Outcry after Ambassador Mike Huckabee suggests Israel has God-given right to Middle East land


U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee sparked outrage across the Arab world after suggesting in an interview with Tucker Carlson that Israel has a biblical right to expand across much of the Middle East. While Huckabee clarified that Israel is not seeking to take over neighboring countries, his remarks about land promised to Abraham’s descendants were widely condemned. 


A coalition of Arab and Muslim nations, including U.S. allies Saudi Arabia and Qatar, issued a joint statement rejecting his comments as “dangerous and inflammatory,” while the Arab League labeled them “extremist and lacking any sound basis.”


Regional governments responded sharply, with Saudi Arabia demanding clarification from the U.S. State Department and Egypt calling the remarks a “flagrant breach” of international law. Iran warned that such rhetoric could embolden Israel’s actions against Palestinians and neighboring states. 


Huckabee later complained that a viral clip of the interview lacked context, saying the discussion was meant to be theological rather than political. He insisted that Carlson had steered the conversation toward broader territorial claims that were not his intention.


The controversy comes amid heightened tensions over Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank. Just days earlier, Israel’s Security Cabinet approved measures to tighten control over Palestinian land, stripping local authorities of planning rights in Hebron. 


Palestinians condemned the move as undermining prospects for a future independent state, while Western governments expressed concern. Huckabee, a longtime Christian Zionist, has previously advocated for Israel to annex the West Bank and often refers to the territory by its biblical name “Judea and Samaria,” a position that aligns with far-right Israeli leaders but contradicts decades of U.S. policy.

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