Will the Ceasefire Hold? 
The new Gaza ceasefire is very curious. Although it has 20 conditions, only two of them now really matter: the return of the Israeli hostages, deceased and alive, and the total disarmament and removal of the terrorist organization Hamas from the Gaza territory.

Amazon Lays Off 14,000 Corporate Workers
Amazon.com AMZN 1.42%increase; green up pointing triangle announced job cuts of 14,000 workers Tuesday, a first move in layoffs that are expected to affect as many as 30,000 corporate jobs, according to people familiar with the matter.

IDF thwarts planned Hamas & PIJ terror attack with rare airstrike near Jenin 
Israeli security forces foiled a planned terror attack by conducting a rare drone airstrike in northern Samaria, eliminating a terror cell hiding near the city of Jenin. The attack was carried out on a cave near the village of Qud, some 5km west of Jenin. According to Al-Ghad TV, two of the killed terrorists belonged to Hamas and the third to Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ).

Taiwanese president cites Israel as model of defense against China, praises Israel’s ‘David vs. Goliath’ spirit 
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te this week praised Israel as a model for Taiwan’s own defense against China. Speaking on Monday night at a dinner in Taiwan, hosted by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), Lai elaborated on how the Taiwanese people often look to Israel for inspiration. “The Taiwanese people often look to the example of the Jewish people when facing challenges to our international standing and threats to our sovereignty from China. The people of Taiwan have never become discouraged,” Lai Ching-te said, specifically noting the biblical spirit of David against Goliath as a source of inspiration for the Taiwanese nation.

Hostage family decries ‘despicable’ fake retrieval & handover of remains of Ofir Tzarfati 
Ofir Tzarfati (27) was shot and wounded when he was kidnapped from the Nova festival on Oct. 7. He died in captivity and on Dec. 1, 2023, the IDF announced it had retrieved his body from Gaza. However, Israel stated that a casket handed over by Hamas on Monday night contained parts of Tzarfati’s remains, rather than one of the 13 hostage bodies remaining in Gaza.

Pete Hegseth Gets It. The IDF Still Doesn’t.
On July 12, 1938, Arab gunmen ambushed and murdered Alexander Zaïd on a dirt road between two Jewish settlements in northern Palestine. The killer, Kasem Mahmud Tabbash, was already notorious — he had hammered a nail into his rifle stock for every Jew he’d slaughtered. Zaïd left behind a wife and four children. His blood cried out for justice. In 1942, a unit from the newly formed Palmach — the Haganah’s offensive strike force — tracked down Tabbash and his accomplices and executed them. Zaïd’s son Giora said his father’s blood was finally redeemed. Other Arab terrorists in the area fled. Even the local Arabs who remained took notice, telling the Zaïd family: “You are like the ancient Israelites — you are not harmed without punishment.”

After Vance’s Rebuke, Israel365 Action Brings the Sovereignty Fight to the World Zionist Congress
“For the first time, we are bringing the voice of Israel’s biblical heartland—and the millions of Christians who stand with Israel—directly into the global Zionist conversation,” he said. “If you care about where the Jewish people’s resources go, you must have a seat at that table.” “It’s not a political stunt, as some claim,” he said. “It’s our heritage. The Land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel because God said so.

Major Blow for Senate Dems as Largest Federal Workers Union Demands End to Shutdown
The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) union published an open letter on Monday calling on Senate Democrats to pass a “clean continuing resolution” and end the government shutdown. The news is a major blow to Democrats and shows that cracks are beginning to emerge in the liberal party’s base of support as the shutdown drags on. The AFGE represents more than 800,000 federal workers and notably endorsed Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election. In its letter, AFGE President Everett Kelley called on Congress to “reopen the government immediately under a clean resolution that allows continued debate on larger issues.”

USA Launches New Attacks on Suspected Narcotics Boats; 14 Dead
According to Minister of War Pete Hegseth, the USA carried out three attacks on four boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Monday. Only one person is said to have survived. “All attacks took place in international waters and no American forces were injured”, he writes on

Bill Gates makes major climate change reversal after years of doomerism: ‘People will be able to live and thrive’ 
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who has spent more than a decade warning that the world was on the brink of unimaginable peril due to rising global temperatures, now says climate change “will not lead to humanity’s demise” in a stunning reversal.

Jamaica braces for historic storm as Hurricane Melissa makes landfall
Hurricane Melissa made landfall on Tuesday in Jamaica as a catastrophic Category 5 storm, one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes in history. Authorities urged people to seek shelter and stay indoors as a storm surge of up to 4 metres and wind speeds of 295 kph were expected across southern Jamaica.

Musk launches AI-powered Grokipedia to challenge ‘left-biased’ Wikipedia
After months of delays to “purge out the propaganda”, Elon Musk on Monday announced the launch of Grokipedia to rival online encyclopedia Wikipedia, which he has accused of ideological bias. The content of Grokipedia is generated by artificial intelligence (AI) and the generative AI assistant Grok.

US Embassy Urges Americans to Leave Mali Amid Rising Tensions
Militant Islamists, gathered under the name JNIM, are trying to impose a total blockade on energy supply to parts of the country to paralyze the nation ravaged by civil strife. Fuel shortage prevails. The Islamic extremists are also trying to isolate the capital Bamako from the outside world – and thereby put pressure on the military junta that governs the country. The situation in Mali is becoming increasingly difficult and attempts to get out of there are becoming more and more risky.

Netanyahu Orders Immediate Strikes on Gaza Amid Ceasefire Tensions
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders immediate and “powerful” attacks on the Gaza Strip. The civil defense in the area reports that several air strikes have been carried out. ”After security consultations, Prime Minister Netanyahu instructed the military to immediately carry out powerful attacks on the Gaza Strip”, says the Prime Minister’s office in a statement. The country’s Defense Minister Israel Katz says in turn in a statement that Hamas will ”pay a high price” for their ”attack on IDF soldiers”, which he describes as a violation of a ”sharp red line”.

Republicans send Biden autopen report to the Justice Department, urging further investigation
House Republicans on Tuesday unveiled their long-promised report on former President Joe Biden’s use of the autopen, delivering a blistering critique of his time in office and inner circle that largely rehashes public information while making sweeping accusations about the workings of his White House. They sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi urging a full investigation. Republican President Donald Trump ordered a similar inquiry earlier this year.

Ministers urge return to war after Hamas hostage body hoax
among the punitive measures Israel is considering taking against Hamas is shifting the so-called “yellow line,” allowing the IDF to assume control over additional Gazan territory from which it previously withdrew under the terms of the ceasefire earlier in October. Several of Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition partners are now urging a return to fighting, arguing that Hamas has clearly demonstrated its unwillingness to uphold the agreement.

IDF drone catches Hamas staging hostage Ofir Tzarfati’s ‘burial, discovery’ in Gaza
The video, filmed by an IDF drone that had been in the area, shows Hamas members placing Tzarfati’s remains in a freshly dug hole before covering the remains with dirt. They then proceeded to “dig” up the remains and called over members of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to witness the discovery.

Cat 5 Hurricane Melissa is ripping across western Jamaica with catastrophic 165 mph winds Melissa remains a Category 5 storm, which is the highest hurricane level. Category 5 hurricanes have winds of 157 mph or higher. The storm is moving north-northeast, bringing catastrophic winds, flash flooding and storm surge to the island. Tuesday afternoon will be the height of the storm for western Jamaica. Then, Melissa takes aim on Cuba.

Food Lines Are Already Growing Longer All Over America
It is already happening. There has been a lot of talk that there will be a surge in demand at America’s overwhelmed food banks once funding for the food stamp program ends in early November, but the truth is that we are already witnessing a surge in demand. So what is going to happen if the current government shutdown persists for an extended period of time? On one recent evening, the line at a food bank in downtown Kansas City “snaked through the parking lot, down a driveway and into the street”…

Microsoft in Court Over Sneaky AI Practices in Australia
Microsoft has been taken to court for sneaking AI software into packages millions are already paying for – and then hiking the price. Australia’s competition watchdog alleges Microsoft added its AI assistant Copilot to existing packages, increased the subscription cost of the “AI-upgraded” plans, hid the cheaper AI-free “Classic” alternative, and indirectly pushed users into adopting the software at extra cost. Regardless of the trial’s outcome, we’re seeing a glimpse into the future direction of travel for tech giants: expand AI, add it for free to existing software, call it the new “standard”, charge more money, and make it difficult to opt out. Is this a sign of things to come?

“The Well Has Run Dry”: Are The People That Are Having Epic EBT Meltdowns Serious About What They Plan To Do Next?
People all over social media are publicly threatening to steal food once their EBT benefits run out. Some of them are taking it one step further by threatening to get violent with anyone that tries to prevent them from stealing food. So what is our country going to look like if this actually happens on a widespread basis? Today is day 26 of the government shutdown, and there is no end in sight. It appears that food stamp benefits will not be paid out to 42 million Americans at the beginning of November, and nobody is exactly sure what is going to happen next.

Citizen Revolt: Shawn Buckley Delivers Historic Petition to Stop Canada From Seizing Control of Natural Medicine
Constitutional lawyer Shawn Buckley, best known for directing the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) – a travelling people’s court that brought citizens and experts together to document the staggering human cost of Canada’s pandemic policies – has turned his attention to a new threat: the federal government’s attempt to control vitamins, minerals, and natural remedies under the guise of “safety regulation.”

Hassan Shibly Melts Down After ICE Detains Hamas-Apologist Sami Hamdi — We Show the Facts
Hassan Shibly — the former CAIR-Florida director who resigned after abuse allegations — is raging online because ICE detained Sami Hamdi. Shibly claims this is “how freedom dies.” It isn’t.

Red State To Explore Digital ID Initiative
Utah officials are considering a state-approved digital ID for identity verification online supposedly for ‘privacy’ and ‘security.’ “A new kind of ID could soon change the way Utahns prove who they are and how they protect that information online,” KUTV 2 News Salt Lake City wrote.

More than 10,000 Ukrainian troops encircled – Russian military
Around 10,000 Ukrainian troops have been encircled by Russian forces in the Kupyansk and Krasnoarmeysk areas, President Vladimir Putin was told on Sunday during a visit to a Russian Army command post.

How China could use DeepSeek and AI for an era of war
“China’s state-owned defense giant Norinco in February unveiled a military vehicle capable of autonomously conducting combat-support operations at 50 kilometres per hour. It was powered by DeepSeek, the company whose artificial intelligence model is the pride of China’s tech sector.”

Tehran erupts in panic after leading private bank declares bankruptcy
Panic erupted across Tehran on Saturday after one of Iran’s largest private financial institutions officially declared bankruptcy. Founded in 2012, Ayandeh Bank operated more than 270 branches nationwide, including 150 in Tehran, and held billions in savings for ordinary Iranians and small businesses. According to Iranian state media, the bank had accumulated $5.2 billion in losses and $2.9 billion in debt before regulators stepped in.

‘Not Playing Games’: Trump Responds To Putin Testing ‘Invincible’ Nuclear Cruise Missile
Vladimir Putin on Sunday touted a successful test of his military’s new “invincible” nuclear-capable cruise missile, which means a next step of actually deploying the doomsday weapon as part of Russia’s strategic arsenal. Trump described that Putin should focus on ending the war with Ukraine rather than testing missiles. He was pressed on the issue by reporters on Air Force One regarding the nuclear test. “They know we have a nuclear submarine, the greatest in the world, right off their shores,” Trump posited in response. “We don’t need to go 8,000 miles. “They are not playing games with us. We are not playing games with them either.

Trump Says Willing To Extend Asia Tour For Meeting With North Korea’s Kim
As President Donald Trump headed to Malaysia on the first leg of his Asia tour, he told the media to “put out the word” that he would like to meet with North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un. “They have a lot of nuclear weapons, but not a lot of telephone service,” Trump said on Friday.

Amazon Plans To Axe 30,000 Corporate Jobs, Cuts Begin Tuesday
Late in the U.S. cash session, Reuters dropped a startling headline: Amazon is preparing to take a Javier Milei-style axe to its corporate workforce, planning to slash upwards of 30,000 jobs as soon as tomorrow. Reuters, citing three people familiar with the matter, said the 30,000 corporate job cuts set to begin tomorrow will amount to approximately 10% of Amazon’s corporate workforce of about 350,000 employees. However, the cuts represent a relatively small share of the company’s total workforce, which includes about 1.55 million warehouse and delivery workers.

Zelensky Declares Expansion Of Long-Range Attacks On Russian Oil Refineries 
Days after urging European allies in Britain that Ukraine urgently needs sufficient long-range weapons to change the course of the war, President Zelensky has declared Monday that he intends to expand strikes against Russian refineries. After a meeting with his staff Zelensky indicated, “We reviewed the effectiveness of our long-range strikes over a defined period and the results achieved. Russian oil refining is already paying a tangible price for the war—and will pay even more.

Wrecking Ball Politics: Swalwell Calls for Destructive Pledge from Democratic Presidential Candidates
Previously, Swalwell mocked a female senator after she complained about being threatened by leftists. However, even on the Swalwell scale, it is hard to measure the depths of a member who calls for potential presidents to pledge to demolish the Trump ballroom as a litmus test for office. Consider that for a second. According to Swalwell, Democrats will only consider politicians who promise to destroy a $300 million building to appease the lowest common denominator of their party.

Why Israel should be concerned with Turkey’s role in Gaza 
Israeli analyst warns: ‘A grave strategic mistake’ for Israel to allow Turkish intervention in Gaza.  An effigy of Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu swung from a towering crane in Trabzon, a city in northern Turkey, with the inscription: “Death Penalty for Netanyahu” last week – a chilling illustration of why many Israelis oppose any Turkish role in the rebuilding of Gaza.

Mossad exposes Iranian general behind attacks on Jewish targets across Western nations 
The Israeli intelligence agency Mossad announced on Sunday that senior Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) official Sardar Ammar orchestrated multiple attempted attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets in Australia, Germany, Greece, and other countries between 2024 and 2025. Mossad announced in a statement released by the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem that it is “exposing for the first time” an international network that is ultimately commanded by Esmail Qaani, head of the IRGC’s Quds Force.

Israel prepares for renewed conflict as hezbollah regroups in Lebanon
After nearly a year of intense fighting along Israel’s northern border, the fragile calm established by a U.S.- and French-brokered ceasefire in November appears to be unraveling. Israeli defense officials warn that Hezbollah is rebuilding its military infrastructure in southern Lebanon and preparing for what intelligence sources are calling a “future war.”

Trump administration posts notice that no federal food aid will go out Nov. 1
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has posted a notice on its website saying federal food aid will not go out Nov. 1, raising the stakes for families nationwide as the government shutdown drags on. The new notice comes after the Trump administration said it would not tap roughly $5 billion in contingency funds to keep benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly referred to as SNAP, flowing into November. That program helps about 1 in 8 Americans buy groceries. “Bottom line, the well has run dry,” the USDA notice says.

The Media Line: Israeli Airstrikes Kill Senior Hezbollah Members in Lebanon Amid Ongoing Border Tensions 
Israel’s Air Force carried out a series of strikes deep inside Lebanon over the weekend, killing several senior Hezbollah operatives involved in arms trafficking and field operations, according to the Israel Defense Forces. Among those killed was Ali Hussein al-Musawi, identified by the military as a key Hezbollah weapons dealer and smuggler who helped move arms from Syria to Lebanon. The IDF said al-Musawi played a central role in the terror group’s weapons procurement and rebuilding efforts following earlier Israeli operations. He was targeted in the Beqaa Valley, an area long associated with Hezbollah’s logistical network.

NYC news nonprofit hired pro-Hamas organizer who raised money for terrorists and defended assassination of Israeli diplomats
Marina Samuel … A journalist for THE CITY, a New York City news nonprofit hailed as a beacon of hope for local journalism, served as an organizer for the Bronx Anti-War Coalition, a virulently anti-Israel group that held vigils for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, raised money for the terrorist group Samidoun, and defended Elias Rodriguez’s alleged assassination of two Israeli diplomats in Washington, D.C., earlier this year as “morally justified.”

Sam Altman Funding Biomedical Startup to Read Human Brain Using Sound Waves
According to new reporting from the Sources by Alex Heath newsletter via The Verge, the billionaire’s new brain computer interface startup, Merge Labs, appears to be pursuing the use of ultrasound to read your mind. Shapiro’s specialty has been researching non-invasive approaches for scanning the human brain which don’t require surgery, unlike the brain implants being developed by Elon Musk’s Neuralink.

Chicago priest removed from parish over alleged homosexual grooming of seminarians
Father Xamie Reyes, a parish pastor, faces accusations of sexual misconduct against seminarians in the Archdiocese of Chicago, where Cardinal Blase Cupich has presided over a pro-LGBT culture.

King Charles Unveils UK’s First LGBTQ Military Monument
The King of the United Kingdom Charles III and dignitaries gathered on Monday for the inauguration of a wavy and almost floating memorial monument filled with letters. The monument is the first in the United Kingdom to honor the LGBTQ people

Campus Antisemitism Surges at Start of New Academic Year, New Report Finds
Incidents of campus antisemitism continue to rise around the world, as revealed in a new monthly report published by the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) civil rights organization. Published by the group’s Antisemitism Research Center (ARC), the report said CAM recorded 53 antisemitic incidents on college campuses in the month of September, a 178 percent increase over the previous month, when 19 were recorded despite students not being present on campus during the summer holiday.

Strong and shallow M6.8 earthquake hits east of Beauséjour, Guadeloupe
A strong and shallow earthquake registered by the USGS as M6.5 struck east of Beauséjour, Guadeloupe, at 12:38 UTC (08:38 local time) on October 27, 2025. The agency is reporting a depth of 10 km (6 miles). EMSC is reporting M6.5 at a depth of 10 km (6 miles). According to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC), there is no tsunami threat from this earthquake.

Strong and shallow M6.0 earthquake hits western Turkey
A strong and shallow earthquake registered by the USGS as M6.0 struck near Sındırgı, Balıkesir Province, western Turkey at 19:48 UTC (22:48 local time) on October 27, 2025. The agency is reporting a depth of 10 km (6.2 miles). EMSC is reporting M6.1 at a depth of 6 km (3.7 miles). The USGS issued a Yellow alert for shaking-related fatalities and economic losses.

Very bright, slow-moving bolide illuminates night sky over Moscow, Russia
A bright green bolide, a natural meteoroid entering Earth’s atmosphere, illuminated the skies over Moscow, Russia, at around 00:30 UTC on October 27, 2025. The object produced several bright flashes and visible fragmentation as it moved across the sky, leaving a persistent trail. Analysis of multiple videos confirms its natural origin, distinguishing it from any satellite or rocket re-entry.

‘Not Playing Games’: Trump Responds To Putin Testing ‘Invincible’ Nuclear Cruise Missile
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday touted a successful test of his military’s new “invincible” nuclear-capable cruise missile, which means a next step of actually deploying the doomsday weapon as part of Russia’s strategic arsenal.

Israel says Iran commander tied to thwarted attack plots in Europe
The Israeli government said on Sunday it had identified a senior Iranian official as the mastermind behind failed attack plots in Europe and Australia. In a joint statement, Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency and the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the individual was a high-ranking representative of Iran. According to Israel, Tehran has intensified efforts to target Israeli and Jewish sites worldwide since the Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. The statement said that attempted attacks in Germany, Greece and Australia had been thwarted this year and last year with Mossad’s assistance.

US envoy Ortagus expected in Lebanon as tensions with Israel spike
U.S. envoy Morgan Ortagus is expected in Beirut on Monday for talks with Lebanese officials on disarming militant group Hezbollah, sources familiar with her visit said, amid fears in Lebanon that Israel could launch a renewed air war on the group. Those worries have been driven by days of intensifying Israeli strikes on Lebanon’s south and east that have killed more than a dozen people, most of them Hezbollah members, according to Lebanese security sources.

In Lebanon, sexual abuse and economic abuse go hand in hand
Sexual exploitation of children in agriculture goes hand in hand with economic, social, and legal exploitation. “Farm laborer” isn’t even a legally recognized job — no contracts, health insurance, or days off. That’s if you’re talking about legal crops and if the laborer is Lebanese. What if the work is illegal, hidden in rural areas, controlled by tribal customs…and powerful figures from major clans? Ftoun recounts her painful story: “The first time I went to the field, I was 7. Within the first week, one of the older boys…tried to touch me in private places….My mother told me to keep quiet: “That’s the foreman’s son. We need to eat. If his father hears you, he’ll kick us out.’”

Scientists in Australia and New Zealand are attempting to use genetic engineering and viruses to make rodents infertile, for “pest control”
Scientists are researching new techniques of pest control. One technique is to use gene drives, which involves genetically modifying rodents to make them infertile. Another technique being researched involves the use of viruses as an immunocontraceptive, which uses the body’s immune system to induce temporary infertility by targeting specific components of the reproductive process…we should ask ourselves: “How long before humans are seen as pests that they believe need to be controlled?

BREAKING — After RAIR Exposé, ICE Revokes Sami Hamdi’s Visa and Moves to Deport Him 
RAIR Foundation’s exposé forced ICE to detain Muslim Brotherhood-linked operative Sami Hamdi and begin his deportation — a major blow to the jihad network in America.