Looking for news headlines you won't find elsewhere?  Crosstalk is the program for just that.  Here's a sample of what Jim covered this week:

--Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind behind the October 7th massacre in Israel, is dead.  Sinwar was killed by an infantry soldier who was only 9 months into his service.

--Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the U.S. that Israel is willing to strike Iranian military targets, not nuclear or oil targets.

--Israel's military suffered one of the worst attacks since October 7th.  That's the Hezbollah drone strike at a base dozens of miles from the Lebanon border where four IDF soldiers were killed and 58 others were wounded.

--The U.S. has deployed the THAAD missile defense system along with a 100 member crew to bolster Israel's defense against a possible third direct strike from Iran.

--Israeli forces on Monday killed Hezbollah's anti-tank missile commander Muhammad Kamel Naeem just days after his elite fighting brigade launched a lethal rocket attack on northern Israel that also killed a couple of civilians.

--Hezbollah is facing a very serious financial problem as they are unable to pay rank and file members who've fled their homes and need to feed their families. 

--The Israeli Defense Forces captured a Hezbollah weapons cache a few dozen meters from a U.N. international force in Lebanon. 

--The U.S. embassy in Beirut issued a warning to Americans living in Lebanon    urging them to leave the country immediately.

--The Biden/Harris administration is quietly threatening an arms embargo against Israel citing humanitarian concerns. 

--Turkey's President Erdogan has urged Russia, Iran and Syria to unite in protecting Syria's territorial integrity against Israel.

--Iran's illicit oil revenue has swelled to nearly 200 billion dollars under the Biden/Harris administration.

--Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that 10,000 North Korean troops are being readied to join Russian forces in their fight against Ukraine. 

--The E.U. has imposed sanctions on seven Iranian officials and entities, including airlines, for supplying ballistic missiles and drones to Russia for use against Ukraine in its invasion.

--North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has officially cut off sections of roads leading to South Korea, including vital rail links, by blowing them up.

--Audio cuts from the Bret Baier/Kamala Harris interview.