JD Vance says there is a lot of "blackpilling" on the internet around the midterm elections.

A State Department official told Barak Ravid the Trump administration condemns the attack on Palestinians in al-Jalud, saying the U.S. opposes criminal violence by any party in the West Bank and supports investigations and accountability.

The official added that Washington regularly discusses West Bank security with Israel.

Source: Barak Ravid

JD Vance:

We have won the argument. Woke is dead. The Democrats are literally running away from things they said two years ago to gain political power.

Kazakh President Tokayev on Ukraine:

I am grateful to President Putin for the great understanding with which he received my personal position on this issue, because all of us, as heads of state, are in favor of ending the military actions on the territory of Ukraine, including the president of Russia.

Kazakh President Tokayev on Putin:

I have very good relations with President Putin. I consider him, one might say, an outstanding statesman.

And today I said with considerable conviction that President Putin, as a statesman and as the leader of Russia, is the most acceptable political figure — strange as this may sound to you — for Central Asia, including Kazakhstan, in my view, and for Europe and for the whole world.

I know him very well, and he possesses the qualities most necessary for the leader of a large state with a complicated history and its own understanding of the strategic goals facing that country.

Kazakh President Tokayev on Russia-Ukraine:

Whatever happens on the territory of Ukraine, we will always remember that both Russia and Ukraine are our good friends.

As far as Russia is concerned, we must not forget that Kazakhstan and Russia share a common border of 7,597 kilometers — the longest border in the world. Is that not a factor in developing friendly relations with this country?

There are 2.7 million citizens of Russian ethnicity living in Kazakhstan. The Orthodox Church and Orthodox Christianity are represented on a significant scale in our country, and we treat them with great respect.

All these circumstances must be taken into account. You cannot act rashly.

Germany's Chancellor Merz on Russia:

We are undertaking extensive diplomatic efforts. One of them was the German foreign minister’s visit to New York and his talks with the Russian foreign minister.

Russia’s subsequent assessment of those talks showed that Russia is obviously not interested in serious talks at the present time.

We will therefore make every effort to continue helping and supporting Ukraine — not only militarily, but also politically, financially and economically.

Germany's Chancellor Merz on Russia:

We can only once again call on the Russian government to come to the negotiating table and hold serious talks to end this war.

But if Russia is not ready to do that, then we are able and willing to support Ukraine for a long time.

Germany's Chancellor Merz on Russia:

Russia will not win this war, and Russia itself will suffer massive damage, including to its economy.

We can already see the precarious situation the Russian economy is in.

There will be a price if Russia continues this war.

Germany's Chancellor Merz:

We want to continue discussing energy supplies, because we are very interested, for example, in receiving oil from Kazakhstan as a replacement for the oil we no longer obtain from Russia.

We are therefore looking to diversify our supply relationships, and Kazakhstan is an important building block in this part of the world.

Germany's Chancellor Merz on Ukraine:

Russia will continue to bombard ruthlessly and will continue to destroy civilian infrastructure. These are war crimes taking place there every day, but we will not be deterred by them.

We will continue to support Ukraine because we know one thing: Ukraine is part of Europe, and if Ukraine falls, then peace and freedom throughout Europe are in danger.

That is why we stand so clearly and unequivocally on Ukraine’s side, and I will do everything I can to help this country get through what may be a very, very difficult winter.

Iran's Security Council Secretary Rezaei:

We stated our conditions, but Trump is incapable of making a decision.

Qatar's PM on Iran:

Iran has been our neighbor and will remain our neighbor forever. We are not going anywhere. They are not going anywhere.

We have decades of relationship with them based on mutual respect. The cooperation has been limited given the sanctions, but we tried our best to maintain this good-neighborhood relationship, although we had a lot of disagreements throughout these decades and in many of the policies.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Qatar's PM on Netanyahu:

Netanyahu stood up on the podium. He criticized the Mayor of New York. He criticized the influencers. He criticized the students. He criticized a lot of things in the United States.

Now who’s interfering and meddling with United States politics? Is it Qatar or Israel?

So I think that they are trying just to twist the facts to serve their interest, or to serve the interest of people they are paying.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Qatar's PM:

Now, talking about accusing that [we are] funding the Muslim Brotherhood or funding movements inside America is totally false.

Why would we come and fund groups inside the United States?

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Qatar's PM:

If you just think about it logically, if Qatar has all this influence and all these billions that have been invested in American universities and is influencing public opinion, you would see Qatar as the number one aid recipient of the United States.

You would see Qatar never attacked and always protected and safeguarded strategically by the U.S.

It means that our investment was a bad investment.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Qatar's PM:

It came out actually in the Israeli media a couple of weeks ago that there was a campaign that’s been set by the Israeli government against Qatar officially.

And you have seen throughout the last two years of the war in Gaza, every effort that Qatar was trying to put to mediate to end this war was always undermined by Netanyahu and his extremists.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Piers Morgan: Do you think he’s a war criminal, Benjamin Netanyahu?

Qatari PM: Well, of course, what’s being committed in Gaza is war crimes, and whoever is responsible for this is a war criminal.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Qatar's PM on October 7:

There is no question about October 7 was a massacre and should be condemned, and whoever is responsible for this should be held accountable.

But when we look at the response to October 7, more than 70,000 people being killed, a whole city being wiped out, hospitals being targeted, schools being targeted — whatever the justifications and the arguments, nothing is justifying this.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored

Piers Morgan: It’s been reported that you’ve lost $24 billion worth in gas sales since the war began because of the reliance on the Strait of Hormuz to get your liquefied natural gas out to the rest of the world.

The International Monetary Fund expects Qatar’s economy to contract by more than 8% this year.

International visitor numbers fell around 80% from March 2025 to March 2026, and Qatar hotels have reportedly been about 60% empty since the war began. None of that is surprising to me. First, is that accurate?

Qatari PM: Well, actually, many of those numbers have been accurate and we reported them as a government.

We have a very firm and clear decision by His Highness since day one of the war that we should be transparent with our partners, with other countries, with the international community.

Anything that hit or damaged our economy should be reported, whether it’s the LNG facility when it was targeted by the Iranian missile, the exports that unfortunately got stopped because of the closure of the strait, or the deficit that we are seeing in our budget.

Source: Piers Morgan Uncensored