US to construct half a billion-dollar military base near Gaza to supervise ceasefire
the U.S. is coordinating its plans with the Israeli government and the IDF and is already in the process of examining potential sites. “This shows just how determined they are to be involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,” a security source said. The new base is intended for use by the International Stabilization Force (ISF) that is being planned to take up security operations in Gaza in the future, Israeli security officials said. It will reportedly be able to accommodate several thousand soldiers and is expected to cost around half a billion dollars.
Israel reprimands Norway’s ambassador after PM marks ‘Kristallnacht’ at anti-Israel event
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs reprimanded the Norwegian ambassador to Israel on Monday, following the participation of Norway’s Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, in an event organized by anti-Israel groups that openly call for the elimination of the State of Israel. “the Norwegian government’s policy toward Israel fuels antisemitism in the country,” and strongly condemned the prime minister’s participation in a ceremony “that distorted the memory of the Holocaust and turned the anniversary of Kristallnacht into a weapon against the Jewish …
‘Death penalty for terrorists’ bill takes first hurdle in Knesset amid raucous debate
The controversial law proposal to introduce the death penalty for terrorists passed its first reading in the Knesset on Monday evening, as the bill sponsored by Jewish Power MK Limor Son Har-Melech was approved with 39-16 votes.
NPR’s war on Israel: Bias masquerading as journalism
National Public Radio’s bias against Israel has been a nearly daily thing since the Hamas-led terrorist invasion of southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. Critics of the media outlet have rightly spoken out repeatedly against its slanted coverage, such as the continuous use of casualty figures issued by the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry as fact and without explaining to its audience that Hamas controls this information. What has gone largely unexamined is NPR’s blaming Israel for its supposed inability to access the Gaza Strip during the war.
Swiss Guard Spitting Incident at Vatican Shadows Jewish-Christian Relations on Nostra Aetate Anniversary
A member of the Vatican’s elite Pontifical Swiss Guard is under internal investigation after allegedly spitting toward two Jewish women at the entrance to St. Peter’s Square last month—an incident that occurred on the very day the Catholic Church was commemorating six decades of improved relations with the Jewish people. The incident at St. Peter’s Square raises questions about whether the transformation Nostra Aetate promised has penetrated all corners of the Catholic world, even within the Vatican’s own security forces.
Record-low temperatures shock the Southeast US while snowfall blankets parts of the Northeast
The first major cold spell of the season plunged parts of the southeastern U.S. into record-low temperatures Tuesday, delivering a shock for 18 million people under a freeze warning across Alabama, Florida and Georgia. Meanwhile, several inches of snow blanketed areas along the eastern Great Lakes as the blast of cold air moved through.
The Media Line: Has President Trump Put the Kurds at Risk by Backing al-Sharaa and HTS Against Islamic State?
Washington just put weight behind Damascus’ plan to fold the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into the Syrian state—narrowing Kurdish room to maneuver while leaving them to guard thousands of Islamic State detainees. That message followed a Nov. 10, 2025 meeting in Washington between President Donald Trump and Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, which gave Damascus public US acknowledgment, limited sanctions relief, and a channel to press “territorial integrity.”
France to help Palestinians draft constitution for future state, Macron says
France will help the Palestinian Authority draft a constitution for a future state, President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday after talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Paris. A number of major Western nations, including France, formally recognized a Palestinian state in September, a move driven by frustration with Israel over its devastating war in Gaza and a wish to promote a two-state solution to the Middle East conflict. A US-brokered, Israel-Hamas ceasefire took hold in October, but Israel again rejected any prospect of Palestinian statehood.
Israel Says Hezbollah Trying to Rebuild, Smuggle in Arms From Syria
The Israeli military accused Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah on Tuesday of seeking to rebuild its combat abilities in south Lebanon to the point of threatening Israel‘s security and undoing last year’s ceasefire deal. Military spokesman Nadav Shoshani said Iranian-backed Hezbollah was operating south of the Litani River in violation of the truce accord and that Israeli forces were conducting strikes on Hezbollah targets in that area.
Turkey Said to Be Mobilizing Troops for Gaza ‘Peacekeeping,’ Sparking Tensions With Israel
Turkey is reportedly advancing plans to send thousands of soldiers to the Gaza Strip as part of an international peacekeeping force, pushing forward despite US hesitation and Israeli resistance, as Ankara seeks to secure a role in the enclave’s post-war future. The Turkish government has mobilized more than 2,000 troops from across the country for a potential deployment in Gaza
Israel seeks to seize 50 ‘Sumud Flotilla’ vessels linked to Hamas
The State Attorney’s Office petitioned a Haifa court to allow confiscation of ships seized while trying to breach the Gaza blockade. the State Attorney’s Office asserted that the “Sumud Flotilla,” which sailed last month, represented an unprecedented operational challenge to the Israeli Navy, with many boats owned or financed by the Hamas terrorist group. The petition cited international law allowing states to seize vessels attempting to violate blockades, and noted that intelligence indicates plans for future protest flotillas linked to Hamas are underway.
Regrets on the global stage as countries rethink bans on Israel
Belgium, Canada, Ireland, Italy, Slovenia and others announced varying degrees of suspension of military and economic cooperation with Israel. The United Kingdom banned Israeli soccer fans, and the Netherlands had an actual pogrom. Countries wanted to look strong, often in the face of violently anti-Israel and antisemitic mobs at home. But now, things are getting real and, as one analyst noted, “When things get real, countries put politics aside and go for Israel.”
US-Turkey axis emerges: Ankara eyes Gaza deployment, deepens role in Syria deal
Washington hosts rare trilateral meeting with Syria and Turkey on integrating Kurdish forces and stabilizing Gaza; Erdoğan officials push for greater role in postwar Gaza amid resistance from Egypt and Israel as debate over multinational force intensifies. A three‑way meeting took place on Monday in Washington: Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad al‑Shaibani and Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, under instructions from U.S. President Donald Trump,
The digital Reich: how America forgot the lessons of ‘Never Again’
The Democrats are fracturing under ideological litmus tests; the Republicans are fracturing under demagogues. The result is what some, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have called the “Woke Reich.”
Time is short for Trump
Last week’s elections were a setback, but not a devastating one: New Jersey is still a blue state, and while Virginia went red four years ago, it’s been trending Democratic for more than a decade. Republicans also fared poorly in Pennsylvania, however, an all-important presidential battleground. Democrats even made inroads deep into the South, taking two state senate seats in Mississippi — ending a GOP supermajority — and picking up city council spots in South Carolina and Florida. With results like these, the Republicans’ razor-thin majority in Congress won’t survive the midterm elections a year from now.
The Leaders And Policies We Elect Mirror The Moral State Of Our Nation
Every election season, Americans send policies to the halls of government. Voters argue about taxes, foreign policy and healthcare. Yet, beneath the noise of campaign rallies and political advertisements lies a sobering truth: The leaders we elect are mirrors of the people who put them in power. Our government, in many ways, is a spiritual reflection of our collective moral condition. The moral/spiritual compass of the American electorate has drifted.
Freeze warnings extend from Florida to Maryland as early-season cold blast grips the East
The National Weather Service has issued widespread Freeze Warnings from northern Florida to Maryland as sub-freezing temperatures spread across the eastern United States on November 11–12, 2025. Overnight lows between -6 and -1 °C (22 and 30 °F) are forecast across much of the region, marking the coldest air of the season so far.
Six dead after second typhoon in a week hits the Philippines
At least six people have died after a super typhoon barrelled through the Philippines, mere days after an earlier storm left more than 200 people dead…More than 1.4 million people were evacuated ahead of it making landfall in the Philippines. It is now heading for Taiwan, where more than 3,000 people have been evacuated.
On 11/11 The Sun Unleashed An Absolutely Massive Solar Storm That Will Hit The Earth On 11/12
A G4 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, and we are being told that the Earth is going to be hit. But at this hour we do not know how bad it will be or how much damage will be done. We are being told that scientists won’t know the intensity of the solar storm that is heading our way until it is a million miles from our planet. If the storm is much more powerful than expected, we will have less than an hour to prepare. In such a short period of time, there would be little that we could do to protect our power grids. So hopefully this solar storm will turn out to be relatively minor, because we are completely and utterly unprepared for another Carrington Event.
11 Signs That The U.S. Economy Is In the Worst Shape That It Has Been Since The Great Recession
Do you remember how bad things were in 2008 and 2009? It was an economic nightmare that shook the entire world, and now it appears that the sequel is upon us. As you will see below, many economic numbers are either as bad as they have been since the Great Recession or they are even worse than they were during the Great Recession. Despite what the mainstream media has been telling you, the truth is that the cold, hard facts prove that the U.S. economy has been rapidly heading in the wrong direction for years. Now we have reached a major tipping point, and it won’t take much to push us over the edge.
BBC has been spreading disinformation about climate change for decades
“One of the most persistent yet false climate change claims is that rising sea levels will wipe out island nations such as the Maldives. In 2004, the BBC claimed the Maldives were “soon to be lost.” Yet, 21 years later, not only are the Maldives still there, but they have a thriving tourist economy, proving that the sea level hype from the BBC and other media outlets is wildly wrong.
Fermi’s Massive Texas Data Center Struggles To Sign Its First Major Tenant
More storms clouds are gathering over the torrid, and in some cases chaotic, rollout of US data centers. Fermi’s massive 11 GW energy and data center project in Texas, called Project Matador, which the company has envisioned to be the world’s largest AI data center and energy campus in the Texas Panhandle, near Amarillo, is struggling to close the deal with its first major data center tenant. And since Fermi is set up as REIT that allocates income from tenants to shareholders, the delay may raise doubts about attracting other potential money-generating tenants, in a toxic feedback loop.
White House Declares ‘Anti-Communism Week’ Honoring 100 Million Lives Lost
Trump vowed to ‘reject this evil doctrine’ and predicted communist regimes will ultimately reside on the ‘ash heap of history.‘
Evangelicals consider AI’s role in the Great Commission
The Lausanne Movement is weighing in on how artificial intelligence might shape the future of Christian mission.Under its new research division, LIGHT, the movement is examining both the opportunities, challenges and responsibilities presented by the rapid rise of AI in the Church and everyday life — from communication and learning, to ministry, theology and pastoral care.
Rep. Massie Still Investigating Jan. 6 Provocateur Ray Epps
‘This disparate treatment is particularly troubling when contrasted with the cases of most January 6 defendants…’
Tucker Carlson draws scorn for new details over demonic attack: ‘I’m not embarrassed’
Political commentator Tucker Carlson has drawn renewed scorn for providing more details about a supernatural attack he alleges happened to him in his bed in 2023, months before Fox News fired him.
‘A miracle from Heaven’: 75K Argentinians hear the Gospel at Franklin Graham event
More than three decades after his father preached the Gospel in Argentina, the late Billy Graham’s son, the Rev. Franklin Graham, shared the Good News of Jesus with more than 70,000 Argentinians last weekend as part of an outreach one church leader is calling “a miracle from Heaven.”
Chicago street gang order targets immigration agents already facing gunfire, attacks: report
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has reportedly warned that Latin Kings street gang leaders issued a “shoot on sight” order targeting agents involved in immigration enforcement operations after officers faced gunfire and had bricks thrown at them in a Chicago neighborhood.
Trump has promised peace for Gaza. Private documents paint a grim picture.
Some Trump administration officials are deeply concerned that the Gaza peace deal between Israel and Hamas could break down because of the difficulty implementing many of its core provisions, as private documents obtained by POLITICO and circulating among U.S. officials underscore the lack of a clear path forward.
Venezuelan military preparing guerrilla response in case of US attack
Venezuela is deploying weapons, including decades-old Russian-made equipment, and is planning to mount a guerrilla-style resistance or sow chaos in the event of a U.S. air or ground attack, according to sources with knowledge of the efforts and planning documents seen by Reuters.