27 more Palestinians martyred in Israeli bombing of Gaza

Gaza / Occupied Jerusalem: Israeli terrorism continues in Occupied Palestine, including Gaza, and 27 more Palestinians were martyred on Eid, bringing the number of martyrs to 83.

According to Al Jazeera, Israeli warplanes also fired missiles at residential buildings, including a six-story building in Gaza. As Palestinians left their homes for Eid prayers on Thursday morning, Zionist warplanes roared in the sky and ruthless terrorists targeted unarmed people with their missiles.

According to Palestinian officials in Gaza, 83 people have been killed so far, including 17 children, while 480 people have been injured, many of them in critical condition and the number of martyrs is expected to rise. In addition, thousands of people have been displaced by the destruction of homes and buildings.

Palestinian doctors in Gaza have said that poisonous gas is also suspected to have been used by Israel in last night's attacks. Samples have been obtained from the bodies of the martyrs, which are being examined. Despite this, hundreds of Palestinians in sighs and sobs offered Eid prayers on the grounds of Al-Aqsa Mosque.

In retaliation, Hamas fired rockets at Israel, killing six Jews. There is also intense tension between Muslims and Jews inside Israel and clashes have broken out in some places, after which the occupying forces cracked down and arrested 374 Palestinian Muslims, while dozens of police officers were injured in the clashes.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has signaled that he will call in troops to help police crack down on Palestinian protesters in the country. Netanyahu has also ordered the mobilization of Israeli forces on the Gaza border, which threatens to lead to another Israeli military offensive and bloodshed in Gaza.

Late Actor Paul Walker's Daughter Sues Volkswagen over Porsche crash

The daughter of  actor Paul Walker, died died in fiery crash of a Porsche sports car in CA, 2 years ago, filed a death legal proceeding against the Audi in LA on Monday, court records show.

Meadow Walker claimed with grievance that the car-maker skimped on safety options for the vehicle, that may have either prevented the crash entirely or almost keep Walker alive.

Paul Walker was a rider in 2005 Porsche Carrera GT driven by Roger Rodas, who lost control of the vehicle before it careened into trees and a utility pole in Santa Clarita, northwest of LA, killing 2 men in Nov 2013.

The suit aforesaid Porsche Ag knew the Sports Car model had a "history of instability and driving control issues" and said that the seat belts were designed   in a crash, the shoulder belt anchor would be took beside the rear engine compartment whereas the seat anchor would stay with.

"This snapped Walker's body back with thousands of pounds of force, thereby breaking his ribs and pelvis, flattening his seat and took him in a very supine position, wherever he remained alive till the vehicle erupted into flames one minute and twenty seconds later," the filing same.

"Absent these defects within the Porsche Carrera GT, Paul Walker would be alive nowadays," the grievance side, citing the life belt design and different issues.

Porsche couldn't be instantly reached for discuss Monday. however attorneys for the German auto company said in April that Rodas was responsible for the crash following a case filed by his widow against the company's North yank unit last year.Attorneys for Company Audi had then denied that the Porsche had any defects.

Walker's death at the age of forty led to temporary halt in production of "Fast & 

Furious 7", the most recent picture show within the successful series regarding illegal  street car racing that helped popularize his career.

The LA Times has said that the LA County Sheriff's Department and CA road Patrol found that unsafe speeds were responsible for the crash, not mechanical issues. The newspaper mentioned investigators made the determination after consulting with technicians from Porsche.

Donald Trump on anti-Muslim questioner controversy: Would Obama defend me? No chance!

Michael WalshReporterSeptember 19, 2015

Audience members raise their hands during a question and answer session with Donald Trump at a town hall event Thursday in Rochester, N.H. (Photo: Robert F. Bukaty/AP)

No apologies.

Donald Trump took to Twitter Saturday morning to strike back at everyone criticizing him for not correcting a man who said President Obama is a foreign-born Muslim. 

“Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? I don’t think so!” Trump wrote.

The Republican presidential candidate, who routinely attracts press with his biting put-downs, said this is the first time he caused controversy by not saying something.

Trump added that there is no way Obama would have corrected a person who made misguided statement about him.

“If someone made a nasty or controversial statement about me to the president, do you really think he would come to my rescue? No chance!” he said.

The incident that kicked off the latest media frenzy occurred at the beginning of the brash billionaire’s town hall event Thursday in Rochester, N.H.

For the event’s first question, Trump called on an audience member wearing a Trump T-shirt who said he thinks the U.S. needs to “get rid” of Muslims.

“We have a problem in this country. It’s called Muslims. We know our current president is one. We know he’s not even an American. Birth certificate, man!” the man said, alluding to the “birther” movement. “We have training camps growing where they want to kill us. That’s my question: When can we get rid of them?”

Donald Trump drew criticism for not defending the president at his New Hampshire town hall meeting Thursday, but he strongly defended himself on social media Saturday. (Photo: Robert F. Bukaty/AP)

While the unidentified man was speaking, Trump chuckled to other supporters, and asked, “We need this question?”

In response to the man’s query, he said that he would “look into that.”

Many people, including Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, were offended that Trump did not explain to the man that Obama is in fact a Christian from Hawaii rather than a Muslim from outside the country.

“Donald Trump not denouncing false statements about POTUS & hateful rhetoric about Muslims is disturbing, & just plain wrong. Cut it out,” she wrote. 

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest asked Friday morning if anyone was truly caught off guard that this sort of behavior reared its head at a Trump event.

“Is anybody really surprised this happened at a Donald Trump rally?” Earnest asked. “I don’t think anybody who has been paying attention to Republican politics are really surprised.” 

White House press secretary Josh Earnest speaks to the media during the daily press briefing at the White House in Washington on Sept. 18, 2015. (Photo: Andrew Harnik/AP)

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said if someone said that at one of his town hall meetings, he would tell that person Obama is a Christian from the U.S.

“I’ll tell you what I would do, and I wouldn’t have permitted that if someone brought that up at a town hall meeting of mine,” Christie said on the “Today” show Friday.

“I would have said, ‘No, listen. Before we answer, let’s clear some things up for the rest of the audience.’ And I think you have an obligation as a leader to do that.” 

But Trump insists that he was caught in a no-win situation, and would have been accused of violating the man’s First Amendment right to free speech had he done so.

“If I would have challenged the man, the media would have accused me of interfering with that man’s right of free speech. A no-win situation!”

Shortly after, Trump stopped defending himself and went back on the offensive, not surprisingly, against Obama. According to the real estate magnate, Obama has done a terrible job protecting the religious freedoms of Christians the world over.

“Christians need support in our country (and around the world),” he said on Twitter, “their religious liberty is at stake! Obama has been horrible, I will be great.”

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Trump lets Muslim comment slide

On Friday, September 18th, Yahoo News Live looks at the controversy over Donald Trump's handling of a question on Muslims at a town hall meeting in New Hampshire. The GOP frontrunner did not take issue when an unidentified man in a Trump T-shirt asked when America would "get rid of" Muslims and asserted that the President of the United States was himself a Muslim.