Israeli settlers have attacked Palestinians in the West Bank during the olive-picking season, set cars on fire, and killed livestock—as settler violence intensified “on a near-daily basis with little to no police enforcement,” according to The Times of Israel.
Officials in Europe are considering plans on how to move a large number of troops across the continent in the event of an all-out war with Russia, and one of the ideas is to combine transportation assets in a “solidarity pool,” according to a report.
Friedrich Merz, the warmongering German chancellor, doubled down on his vow to turn the Bundeswehr into the strongest fighting force in Europe amid what he sees as the growing threat from Russia.
U.S. President Donald Trump posted on social media last week that South Korea will build its nuclear-powered submarine in the U.S., calling Washington’s relationship with Seoul “stronger than ever.”
Hamas issued a statement on Sunday rejecting claims from the U.S. that its fighters are intercepting humanitarian aid into the enclave, and accused Washington of using it as a tool to distract from Israel not living up to its end of the ceasefire agreement.
A joint investigation found that Israel laid out unusual demands during contract negotiations with Google and Amazon for their cloud services, which essentially said Tel Aviv is not responsible to follow the terms of service and these companies need to give Tel Aviv a “wink” if governments ask for data.
The IDF has ramped up its bombing campaign across southern Lebanon, killing over a dozen in the last week alone, claiming that the strikes were a result of Hezbollah refusing to disarm.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered “powerful” strikes inside Gaza after claiming that his forces came under Hamas fire while in Khan Younis, which is in the southern part of the Strip.
After the late-September collapse of U.S. auto-industry companies First Brands and Tricolor Holdings—both deep in bonded debt—Andrew Bailey, governor of the Bank of England, is hearing “alarm bells” in the private credit industry.