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US ally pledges support for Trump’s push to break Iran’s grip on Hormuz: ‘We are ready to contribute’
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UNITED NATIONS — The Czech Republic is prepared to help protect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and is aligning closely with the Trump administration on security, NATO and Israel, Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka told Fox News Digital during an exclusive interview at the United Nations in New York.
Prague already had begun discussions about contributing specialized capabilities to help secure the strategically vital waterway amid growing tensions with Iran, Macinka said while speaking at Security Council-related meetings at the U.N.
«We are ready to contribute to freedom of passage and the Hormuz trade,» Macinka said.
«We were among the first countries that were ready to contribute … We have no navy, as we are in the middle of Europe,» he explained, «But we have some unique passive surveillance capabilities.»
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Czech Republic Foreign Minister Petr Macinka arrives at the 135th Session of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe at the Palace of the Republic in Chisinau, Moldova, May 15, 2026. (Vladislav Culiomza/Reuters)
Macinka warned that Iran posed a global threat through what he described as four main «war tools»: nuclear proliferation, drones and ballistic missiles, international terrorism and threats to the Strait of Hormuz.
«Their nuclear military program must be stopped,» he said. «It’s a global risk and global threat.»
The comments come as the Trump administration has increased pressure on European allies to take a larger role in protecting international shipping routes amid Iranian threats tied to the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil transit choke points. Roughly one-fifth of global oil consumption passes through the narrow waterway connecting the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea.
Speaking after a meeting with foreign ministers in Sweden Friday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio questioned the value of hosting U.S. military bases in allied countries that later restrict American military operations during wartime.
«One of the arguments I always made was that these bases in the region provided us with logistical options that we wouldn’t otherwise have,» Rubio told reporters. «And when some of those bases are denied to you during a conflict that we’re involved in, then you question whether that value is still there.»
President Donald Trump also has sharply criticized NATO allies over a reluctance to participate in military operations tied to the Iran conflict and securing the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump said he was «strongly considering» pulling the United States out of NATO after allies failed to join the U.S. campaign against Iran, according to an April 1 interview with Britain’s Daily Telegraph, calling the alliance a «paper tiger.»
Vessels of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps are seen during a ceremony marking the National Persian Gulf Day at the Persian Gulf near Bushehr, Iran, April 29, 2024. The National Persian Gulf Day marks the anniversary of the expulsion of Portuguese military forces from the Strait of Hormuz in 1622. (Shadati/Xinhua via Getty Images)
The Czech Republic, a NATO member since 1999, reached NATO’s benchmark of spending 2% of GDP on defense and has supported calls for Europe to increase military readiness amid Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Macinka strongly defended the administration’s calls for Europe to increase defense spending and reduce dependence on Washington for long-term security guarantees.
«We should do our homework and build our defense to become stronger,» he said, arguing that Europe had delayed necessary military investments for too long.
He also tied Europe’s defense spending challenges to the European Union’s Green Deal policies, the bloc’s sweeping climate agenda aimed at reducing carbon emissions, calling them ideological and financially destructive.
«If we get rid of this green, crazy alarmism, then we have enough money to build our defense,» he said.
The Czech foreign minister also voiced unusually direct support for Trump and his administration, praising what he described as a global «common sense» shift following Trump’s election victory.
«We are friends of Israel, and we are friends of America,» Macinka said. «Especially me as a politician, I’m a friend of the ideology of the current American administration.»
Macinka also referenced a clash earlier in 2026 with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at the Munich Security Conference, where he criticized Europe’s liberal political establishment and defended the populist wave reshaping parts of Europe and the United States.
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A tanker sits at the Port of Fujairah, as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran limits marine traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. (REUTERS / Amr Alfiky / File Photo)
Macinka linked Prague’s strong support for Ukraine to the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, when hundreds of thousands of Warsaw Pact troops occupied the country for more than two decades.
He said that historical experience continues to shape Czech public opinion and support for Kyiv.
«The Czech society feels a big solidarity with Ukraine,» Macinka said, describing the war as a «symmetric war» between a powerful Russian military and a Ukrainian army backed by the West.
Macinka highlighted Prague’s leading role in a Czech-backed ammunition initiative supplying Ukraine with artillery rounds collected through international donor efforts.
Recalling a visit to Kyiv earlier in 2026, he said he received intelligence briefings on battlefield ammunition consumption from Ukrainian military officials.
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Naval units from Iran and Russia simulate the rescue of a hijacked vessel during joint drills at the Port of Bandar Abbas in Hormozgan, Iran, on Feb. 19, 2026. (Iranian Army/Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images)
The Czech initiative delivered more than half a million rounds of ammunition in 2026 alone, according to Macinka, helping stabilize the battlefield ahead of possible peace negotiations.
Macinka argued that maintaining a stable front is essential for meaningful negotiations, warning that shifting battle lines will only harden demands on both sides.
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Newly recruited soldiers of Ukraine’s 159th Separate Mechanized Brigade participate in integration and advanced training exercises in Kharkiv Oblast on May 14, 2026, after completing basic military training. (Yevhen Titov/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images)
With Washington increasingly focused on the Middle East, Macinka also said Europe must begin taking a larger diplomatic role in future negotiations over Ukraine.
«America is quite busy with the Middle East,» he said. «Europe should wake up and ask for a place at the table.»
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Israel to inaugurate a new ‘Biblical Highway’
Route 60, known as the «Biblical Highway,» traces Israel’s central mountain ridge and serves as the setting for many significant historical and religious events. (Courtesy: Yishai Fleisher. Artwork: Barel Toledano.)
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The Israeli government on Tuesday approved designating Route 60 — the highway stretching from Nazareth in the north to Beersheba in the south and passing through some of the most significant sites in history—as the «Biblical Highway.»
The designation is part of a broader initiative to create a Route 66-style experience for Bible enthusiasts, students and tourists.
The Biblical Highway has existed for more than 4,000 years. Running along Israel’s central mountain ridge, the route begins in Beersheba, the southern desert city where Abraham is said to have established an oasis and taught travelers about belief in one God.
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Bedouin women ride their donkeys on Oct. 10, 2013 in Beersheba, Israel. (Uriel Sinai/Getty Images))
David Parsons, senior vice president and spokesman for the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, told Fox News Digital that a proper understanding of the Bible can help immunize people against what he described as the «virus» of antisemitism.
«You would better understand who the Jewish people are, the special relationship God established with them for the benefit of all mankind, and the fact that this includes a land where they could become a nation and deliver those benefits down through history,» Parsons said.
«The more you examine the archaeological record in the Land of Israel, and the more objectively you look at the evidence, the more you realize that the Bible is not a collection of fables and fairy tales, but an accurate account of a people and a land that have given the world ideas and values of universal benefit and inspiration,» he added.
The Cave of the Patriarchs, in Hebron on Feb. 23, 2020. (Hazem Bader/AFP via Getty Images)
The road continues from Beersheba to Hebron, home to the Cave of the Patriarchs, purchased by Abraham some 3,800 years ago and traditionally regarded as the resting place of the biblical patriarchs and matriarchs. The site is marked by a monumental structure built by King Herod some 2,000 years ago. Hebron was also King David’s first capital, where he was crowned king of Israel about 3,000 years ago.
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The route passes through Bethlehem, birthplace of Jesus and where Jacob buried the matriarch Rachel and which serves as the setting of the Book of Ruth, before reaching Jerusalem, the capital of modern-day Israel and home to Mount Moriah — the traditional site of the Binding of Isaac — as well as the location of the First and Second Temples.
Continuing north, the highway reaches Bet El, where Jacob, while fleeing his brother Esau, experienced the prophetic dream of a ladder connecting heaven and earth and where, 20 years later, he returned with his family and received the name Israel. It then passes through Shiloh, which served as the spiritual center of the Israelites for nearly 400 years after their entry into the Land of Israel.
Orthodox Jews pray on Mount Gerizim overlooking Joseph’s Tomb, one of their holiest sites, in the city of Schechem, also known as Nablus on May 28, 2009. (Menahem Kahana/AFP via Getty Images)
Farther north lies Shechem, where Joshua is said to have buried the bones of Joseph, which the Israelites carried from Egypt during the Exodus. The route then reaches Mount Tabor, where the prophetess Deborah sang her song of victory, and continues to Megiddo, the site of numerous battles involving the armies of Israel and invading forces throughout biblical history, before ending in Nazareth, the hometown of Jesus.
Yishai Fleisher, international spokesman for the Jewish community of Hebron, told Fox News Digital he has been working on the project for many years.
Dec. 18, 2021 shows a general view of Israel’s northern city of Nazareth and its Catholic Basilica of the Annunciation. (Ahmad Gharabli/AFP via Getty images)
«Finally, the government is recognizing it. We have been advocating for this idea, which is similar to other roads around the world,» he said.
«In Germany, they have the Romantische Straße, or Romantic Road. In Spain, they have the Camino de Santiago. And in the United States, there is the famous Route 66. For us, it’s Route 60, the Biblical Highway.
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«I think it has educational, heritage and tourism value,» Fleisher continued. «The government views the Bible as an important part of Israel’s identity. We’ve been teaching it, we’ve been promoting it, and they’ve embraced the idea. Ahead of the elections, I think they want to show people that they are committed to branding Israel as the land of the Bible.»
The initiative also carries significance amid what Fleisher described as efforts by the Palestinian Authority to assert claims over sites of Jewish historical and biblical heritage.
He said there have been attempts to «erase» Jewish historical and biblical narratives, including efforts to reinterpret or displace long-held traditions associated with sites such as the Western Wall, the Temple Mount, Rachel’s Tomb and the Cave of the Patriarchs.
An Israeli flag flutters on the Mount of Olives as the sun rises over Jerusalem on June 13, 2025. (Ahmad Gharabli/AFP via Getty Images)
«It makes perfect sense because if one undermines the biblical heritage of Israel and this land, they are undermining the pillars of the Jewish state and could replace it with a Palestinian one,» he continued. «When we rename Route 60 or add the name ‘Biblical Highway,’ we are strengthening that pillar of our ancient identity in this land. Certainly, people who do not want to see Israel exist seek to remove that pillar.»
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Ze’ev Orenstein, Director of International Affairs at City of David, said the initiative offers visitors an opportunity to experience biblical history through the geography where it unfolded.
«The Biblical Highway will enable millions of visitors to bring their faith, heritage, and identity to life by traveling through the very places where the Biblical story unfolded and where the values that continue to shape Western civilization were born,» he told Fox News Digital. «It is an invitation to experience the Bible not only as a book, but as a living geography, as relevant today as it was millennia ago.»
The West Bank, also known as Judea and Samaria is home to some 500,000 Israelis. (Mahmoud Illean/AP)
Parsons noted that there is also a King’s Highway in Jordan that the Israelites traveled along, which is marked as such by the Jordanians.
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«So Israel is not doing anything different from what Jordan has done on its side. I don’t think there is anything particularly political about that; it is simply an acknowledgment of historical truth,» he said.
Israel’s Ministry of Tourism spokesperson told Fox News Digital that it supports the name change and will work to incorporate «The Biblical Highway» into Israel’s marketing and branding materials. Visitor centers, observation points and multilingual signage are expected to be included.
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La Feria de Editores va por su edición 15 con más de 330 sellos, premios y una fiesta en el Teatro Vorterix
La Feria de Editores celebrará su 15° edición del 6 al 9 de agosto de 2026 en C Art Media de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, con entrada libre y gratuita, en una programación que reunirá más de 330 sellos de América Latina y España y sumará premios, actividades profesionales y una fiesta abierta al público.
En su última edición, la feria recibió a 30.800 lectores en 2025. La organización informó que en 2026 el encuentro se hará de 14 a 21 en Avenida Corrientes 6271, con participación de editoriales de Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, México, Paraguay, Perú, Uruguay y España.
Desde su primera edición de 2013, cuando participaron 15 editoriales pequeñas, la FED se propuso crear un espacio de encuentro entre lectores y quienes editan para conversar sobre libros, catálogos y experiencias de lectura. Ese crecimiento se refleja en la expansión del evento y en la diversidad de géneros que los sellos llevan al la feria.}
Uno de los ejes de esta edición será Trabajo, el tema del libro gratuito que reciben los visitantes cada año. La convocatoria recibió más de 500 postulaciones y los 10 textos seleccionados obtendrán $200.000 cada uno. El prejurado estuvo a cargo del equipo de la feria y la selección final fue responsabilidad del autor y editor Ricardo Romero.
La imagen oficial de esta edición la diseñó la ilustradora Ornella Pagliaruolo, que ganó el Afiche FED 2026, un premio que otorga $900.000, además de una caja de Posca Pencil de 36 unidades y un set de marcadores Posca Brush. El jurado estuvo integrado por Pum pum, Maru Aguzzi y Martín Ramón.
El jueves 6 y el viernes 7, de 11 a 14, las librerías y bibliotecas contarán con un horario exclusivo para recorrer la feria. Las editoriales adheridas ofrecerán un descuento del 50% por pago al contado. Por segundo año, las librerías también dispondrán de envío gratuito de hasta 200 kilos a todo el país mediante un convenio con OCA.
La feria seleccionó además a Medio pan y un libro como librería online de esta edición. Cada compra superior a $60.000 recibirá envío gratuito a todo el país y un ejemplar del libro gratuito de la feria.
El Premio a la labor librera tendrá su sexta edición consecutiva y distinguirá a una de estas finalistas: Fervor de Mar del Plata, La Sede de Bariloche, Volcán Azul Libros de Córdoba, y Atlántica libros y café y Medio pan y un libro, ambas de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. La entrega será el jueves 6 de agosto y el premio consistirá en $4.000.000 para comprar libros en la feria, más el 50% de descuento en los stands adheridos. El jurado de 2026 está integrado por Afri Aspeleiter, Agustina Larrea, Malena Rey, Sebastián Alvaredo y Marcelo Vera.
La posta de donación de sangre del Hemocentro Buenos Aires, organizada por Céspedes libros y un grupo de librerías, funcionará el viernes 7 de agosto. La organización indicó que en Argentina dona sangre apenas el 1,5% de las personas que pueden hacerlo y que, si lo hiciera el 8%, no serían necesarias las campañas urgentes de reposición que suelen aparecer ante emergencias.
Entre los donantes se sortearán entradas para la Fiesta FED, programada para el sábado 8 de agosto desde las 23.50 en el Teatro Vorterix, sobre Avenida Federico Lacroze 3455. La celebración contará con el DJ y productor Villa Diamante y con Sandwich Piano Bar, el ciclo musical creado por el músico y gestor cultural Hernán Siseles.
En el plano profesional, el Fondo Nacional de las Artes y la feria seleccionaron a dos sellos radicados a más de 300 kilómetros de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires para otorgarles $1.000.000 a cada uno, destinados a traslado, alojamiento y viáticos, además del stand. Los ganadores fueron Funga, de Santiago del Estero, y Las Guachas de la Patagonia.
La FED realizará también la segunda jornada de literatura argentina para traductores extranjeros, un encuentro online y gratuito coordinado por Guillermo Piro. Participarán Juan José Becerra, José María Brindisi, Sabrina Martin, Horacio Zabaljáuregui y Matías Bauso.
Los encuentros entre referentes editoriales y productoras audiovisuales de Carthago se harán el 5 de agosto. Ese espacio, lanzado en 2024, busca vincular al mundo editorial latinoamericano con el audiovisual para que más libros de editoriales independientes lleguen a la pantalla; la selección de postulantes estuvo a cargo de Sergio Wolf.
Por quinto año consecutivo, la feria desarrollará su Fellowship programme para que editores europeos interactúen con la industria editorial argentina. Participarán Eduardo Hurtado de H&O Editorial, Frédéric Métailié de Éditions Métailié, Tiziana Triana de Fandango Libri, Igor Grizhuk de Apricotbooks y Ellinor Broman de Palabra förlag, con apoyo del Institut français d’Argentine, el Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires y el Instituto Italiano de Cultura de Buenos Aires.
La programación profesional se completará con una nueva edición de Rumbo a Guadalajara, el premio FED & CPS Soluciones Gráficas que busca facilitar la participación de un editor o editora en la Feria Internacional del Libro de Guadalajara. El jurado especializado estará integrado por Enrique Avogadro, Gabriela Adamo y Carlos Díaz.
La Cátedra FED ofrecerá además un ciclo de formación profesional arancelado y con cupo: Javier López Llovet dará una charla sobre contratos editoriales el 16 de julio; Carlos Díaz hablará sobre títulos, portadas y contratapas el 13 de agosto; Rosario Pozo Gowland abordará la construcción de comunidad digital el 17 de septiembre; Ana Hevia y Pablo Krymkiewicz tratarán diseño, presupuestos y toma de decisiones el 8 de octubre; Fernando Fagnani expondrá sobre distribución en América Latina el 15 de octubre; y Sol Garrós hablará sobre identidad editorial el 20 de noviembre.
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Republicans question Trump’s ‘privately funded’ ballroom after report points to taxpayer burden
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President Donald Trump’s colossal ballroom could be backed by hundreds of millions in taxpayer money, and after months of the president declaring that it was completely privately funded, lawmakers aren’t happy.
A report from the Washington Post found that estimates for Trump’s 90,000-square-foot ballroom had skyrocketed to $600 million. Of that, about half would come from taxpayer-funded sources.
Both Republicans and Democrats had already drawn a sharp line against dipping into taxpayer funds to pay for the project earlier this year when confronted with tacking on roughly $220 million in security enhancement funding for the ballroom through budget reconciliation.
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President Donald Trump holds a design rendering of a proposed $400 million presidential ballroom at the White House. (Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg)
«We have to have a serious conversation about the benefit to the taxpayers, right? If taxpayers aren’t paying for it, it’s a different bar, but if they’re paying for it, we have to have a totally different conversation,» Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, said. «Is that how they want their money spent?»
The Post’s report, published Tuesday, reviewed documents between the White House and Clark Construction, a McLean, Va.-based company leading the construction of the ballroom, dating back over the last several months.
A project summary from March 5 detailed that the ballroom, which Trump initially said would cost $100 million, would clock in at $600 million.
Of that, $293 million was expected to come from private donors. The remaining $307 million was to come from the Secret Service, White House Military Office and Executive Residence. All three are funded by taxpayers.
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When asked the veracity of the reported figures, Clark Construction referred Fox News Digital to the White House and noted that all project information was confidential.
White House spokesman Davis Ingle did not deny the figures in a statement and said, «The East Wing Modernization Project is inextricably tied to the security of the president, the White House grounds and the certain security infrastructure assets.»
«The press release announcing the construction of the ballroom highlighted coordination with the White House Military Office and the United States Secret Service regarding design features and planning,» Ingle said. «President Trump and generous American patriots are funding the ballroom to the tune of approximately $400 million, which will be a secure and appropriate venue for presidents for generations to come.»
«The events over the weekend and the foiled attempted attack on the historic UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House proves exactly why the East Wing Modernization Project is severely needed for large-scale events, which include drone proof structures and drone ports among other critical security enhancements,» he continued.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said he had not yet seen the report but noted that it would be a «different narrative than what we’ve heard.»
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., and Senate Republicans advanced a Trump-backed funding deal out of the Senate with the help of Senate Democrats in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 28, 2028. (Nathan Posner/Anadolu)
«I think there’s a rationale, particularly when it comes to the security parts of this to keep that place safe we need to be responsible for,» Thune said. «I just don’t know enough about how it’s being used — what it’s being used for.»
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., said he would prefer the ballroom to be paid for with private funding but was open to dipping into taxpayer dollars if the goal was to «make it safer, protect the president.»
When asked if he or other Republicans were contacted by the White House about the use of taxpayer money for the ballroom, Scott said, «No.»
«You’d have to, and you know you’d think it’d have to come up over here for funding, and I haven’t seen anything yet,» Scott said.
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., said lawmakers had seen this situation before with another project: the renovations to the Federal Reserve’s headquarters going over budget that spurred, in part, a public feud with former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
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«I think when you move quickly, that’s when mistakes are made,» Tillis said.
«It’s not surprising that the estimates were up. I have the same view about the Arch,» he continued, referring to Trump’s proposed United States Triumphal Arch. «You know, we think it’s gonna be $25 million. I don’t know what the number is right now, but my guess is it’s gonna be a lot more than that.»
«And we ought to be very thoughtful, go through the process versus fitting things into arbitrary timeframes,» he added. «Never works out.»
Some Republicans shrugged off the report, largely because it was produced by the Washington Post.
Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, said, «You lost me at Washington Post.»
«I have no idea,» Moreno said. «Do I trust the Washington Post? No, but it does — when you have a cat litter situation, and you don’t want it to spill, newspapers serve a really good purpose.»
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