The Global Magnitsky Act has changed how foreign governments treat criminals around the world. After the US passed this legislation, similarly named bills have passed in other nations including Canada and the UK. This act is being used to target those involved in the Khashoggi murder.  While Red Notice by Browder came out a few years ago, it's still amazingly relevant. Have you read it? 

Bolivia promoting another anti-Israel event at UN Security Council (Israel Hayom)

Report: Key Chinese Bank to Stop Dealing with Iran ahead of U.S. Sanctions - Chen Aizhu and Shu Zhang  (Reuters)
Official: Iran's Economic Crisis Forced 70 Percent of Factories to Close (Middle East Monitor)

Dismantling ‘Isle of Peace,’ Jordan chooses hardliners over Israel ties- Raoul Wootliff and Adam Rasgon (Times of Israel)

Reuters Captions on Balloons from Gaza Missing the Basics (CAMERA) Reuters photo captions merely noted balloons "over the Israel-Gaza border" without pointing out the crucial facts that the balloons were carrying incendiary devices and were deliberately launched from Gaza with the aim of starting fires in Israel

Gaza Arson Balloons Cause 8 Fires in Israel Wednesday - Matan Tzuri (Ynet News)

Video: Upgraded Border Crossing Lets Palestinian Workers Enter Israel in a Few Minutes (IDF)

Two Authorities, One Way, Zero Dissent (Human Rights Watch) The 149-page report is unique in focusing on Palestinian against Palestinian torture.

Revealed: Hezbollah establishes terror infrastructure in Druze Golan (Israel Hayom)

The price paid by journalists who break the cycle of repression: “Journalists who have managed to hold their governments accountable for their actions internationally have helped break the cycle of propaganda in their countries, create international solidarity networks, and highlight regressive social policies before they cause irreversible damage,” Una Hajdari writes in The Boston Globe. “For the journalists themselves, it means they will always be seen as the ultimate enemies of the state by their repressive governments.” (CNS Morning Brief)

Justice Dept Must Open Criminal Investigation Into Potential War Crimes by U.S. Mercenaries in Yemen - Ryan Goodman and Sarah Knuckey (Just Security)