By Jo Nova | October 28, 2026
Horrible people want to discuss upper tropospheric warming or their electricity bills and we can’t have that.
Careless discussion of such like, or radiosondes, cannot be permitted. Rest assured, the World Health Organization (the WHO) are here to save you from accidentally hearing any climate debates. Average voters must be shielded from climate disinformation, lest they forget to vote correctly, sorry, I mean, forget to leave burning buildings. Because that could happen to anyone, right?
The WHO (why are we still members) have produced a report titled ‘Protecting Health in the Age of Climate Disinformation’. It is said to be the ‘first instance of the health community addressing how climate disinformation harms’. This follows on from the EU declaring they would crack down on fake news, and conspiracy theories at the last COP meeting in Brazil.
The WHO has hauled out the linguistic artillery. Those who wield “climate disinformation” are not just shills of big oil, they are a “hybrid weapon of war” and a growing “public health threat”. … continue
Press TV | November 1, 2026
British police have arrested 139 people during a demonstration against the country’s ban on Palestine Action outside the US Embassy in London, days before the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear an appeal challenging the group’s proscription.
On Saturday, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Battersea, south London, carrying placards reading, “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action,” according to The Guardian. A separate solidarity vigil was held outside the US Consulate in Edinburgh.
The Metropolitan Police had warned participants that expressing support for Palestine Action, which is proscribed under British “terrorism legislation,” could lead to arrest. The police had also warned that organizers and those providing logistical assistance or directing participants could face criminal charges.
Following the arrests, the force said in a statement on X, “Officers remain on scene and are continuing to make arrests.”
Commander Adam Slonecki, who led the crackdown, tried to defend the arrests, saying, “All those intending on coming to this event know that supporting a proscribed organization is unlawful – they are essentially meeting to purposefully commit a crime,” according to the paper. … Full article
Press TV | November 1, 2026
The Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), which is the largest labor organization in the country, has urged its members to refuse to handle any weapons and military equipment being transported through Canada to the Israeli-occupied territories.
The labor body, which represents about 3 million workers, said in a statement published on October 28 that it stands in solidarity with Palestinian workers and their families, as well as with all those advocating for peace, justice, and adherence to international law.
The CLC emphasized that Canada is responsible for ensuring that arms manufactured on its soil are not used against Palestinian civilians or in breach of international humanitarian law, and called on the Ottawa government to stop all direct and indirect transfers of weapons and military equipment to the Israeli-occupied lands.
The umbrella organization called on Ottawa to adhere to international law, safeguard civilian lives, and support a fair and lasting peace for Palestinians.
Despite assertions from Canada that it has limited or suspended arms transfers to the Israeli-occupied lands, shipping and import records indicate a steady supply of weapons and military components. … Full article
By Robert Inlakesh | Palestine Chronicle | November 1, 2026
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Palestinians are responsible for “stealing” the latest round of Israeli elections, in what has been labeled the most consequential race in Tel Aviv’s history. What instead has been revealed is that Israel’s existence is predicated on the idea that democracy should be forbidden. … continue
Palestinian Information Center – November 1, 2026
AL-KHALIL – The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) detained 10 Palestinian teachers in Masafer Yatta and appropriated 20 camels in the Yatta pastoral region, south of al-Khalil in the West Bank, on Sunday.
Local sources reported that Israeli forces intercepted a vehicle carrying teachers on the Khillet al-Daba road as they were en route to Jinba School before detaining them and taking them to a nearby military outpost.
Israeli forces also seized a herd of 20 camels belonging to Nayef al-Atimin near the Umm Qassah area in the pastoral region of Yatta.
A local activist said that Israeli forces transferred the camels to one of their military bases, claiming they were grazing in an area designated as a “nature reserve.”
Meanwhile, a horde of extremist settlers surrounded a medical crew in Masafer Yatta, preventing them from reaching local communities, specifically Khirbet al-Majaz, to provide healthcare to residents.
The Cradle | November 1, 2026
Israel is reportedly forcing some Palestinians in Gaza, among them resistance fighters and supporters of the resistance, to choose between being assassinated alone or alongside their families, Al-Sharq al-Awsat reported on 1 November.
“They received a call from the occupation giving them a choice between being bombed along with their families or being killed alone,” the paper wrote.
Relatives of activists affiliated with Palestinian resistance factions killed by Israel say they were targeted by Israeli drones while walking alone on side streets or main roads, or while on the rooftops of homes, residential buildings, or shelters where they lived with their families.
In the latest case, an Israeli drone killed a young Palestinian man, Mohammed al-Bayouk, on Wednesday afternoon in central Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.
Bayouk’s relatives stated that before he was assassinated, he received a phone call from an officer of Israel’s General Security Service (Shin Bet) who gave him a choice between being bombed along with his family or going up to the roof of the shelter where they were living to be killed alone.
Bayouk chose to spare his family and went to the roof where a small missile killed him.
One of his aunts suffered serious injuries while chasing after Bayouk to prevent him from leaving the family’s small room in the shelter alone after receiving the call. … continue
Al Mayadeen | November 1, 2026
Israeli drone attacks killed eight Palestinians in Gaza, bombing the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis and the al-Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City on Sunday. A ninth person succumbed to wounds sustained in an earlier IOF attack on central Gaza.
Al Mayadeen’s correspondent in Gaza Strip reported that a drone bombed a gathering of civilians in al-Rimal, west of Gaza City, killing three people, including a father and his child. Six others were wounded, among them children in critical condition.
In the south, a drone attack on al-Mawasi killed five people and wounded others. Gaza’s Interior Ministry said the attack targeted police officers and personnel on duty, with several martyrs and wounded among its ranks. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | November 1, 2026
Israeli forces carried out detonations and artillery strikes in several towns and areas across southern Lebanon, while Israeli warplanes and a drone also targeted locations in the region, Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported on Sunday.
Israeli occupation forces carried out demolitions in the towns of Aitaroun and Ainatha, according to the correspondent. Israeli artillery also shelled the towns of Kfar Tibnit and Beit Yahoun, as well as Wadi Zibqin.
Separately, Israeli warplanes targeted the town of al-Qusayr, while an Israeli suicide drone exploded in the town of Maifadoun, the correspondent reported. … Full article
By Arman Shariati | Press TV | November 1, 2026
… The Dimona complex is not simply a reactor that can be switched off or rendered irrelevant by a single strike. It is an integrated nuclear installation encompassing multiple functions associated with spent-fuel storage, reprocessing and the handling of nuclear materials.
Israel’s nuclear infrastructure is concentrated, interdependent and, in part, exposed above ground, while its supporting systems present vulnerabilities distinct from those of its more heavily protected core facilities.
This broader picture raises important questions about the resilience of Israel’s nuclear infrastructure in the face of Iran’s demonstrated missile capabilities, including its precision-guided, solid-fuel ballistic missiles and its ability to penetrate even highly sophisticated air-defence systems.
These vulnerabilities also undermine the escalation logic set in motion by the previous two imposed wars. A rogue entity that attacks a democratic, sovereign country’s nuclear facilities risks inviting retaliation against its own strategic infrastructure.
But a strike on Dimona resulting in a significant radiological release would go far beyond a conventional act of military action, potentially creating consequences that extend widely.
This is precisely why the distinction between Iran’s demonstrated capabilities and its actual choices matters. During the 40-day war, Iranian missiles struck areas near Dimona rather than the nuclear facility itself. They also struck a refinery and an area without directly attacking the reactor. Tehran thus demonstrated its reach while stopping short of hitting the reactor.
The sequence of events matters. The military aggression against Iran’s safeguarded nuclear facilities was not initiated by Tehran. It began with unprovoked Israeli and American attacks on Natanz, Fordow, Isfahan and Arak in 2025 and 2026, accompanied by repeated declarations from Israeli and American leaders that the objective was to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear bomb.
Like the nuclear infrastructure of any other entity, Israel’s facilities cannot be considered immune from military attack. Their geographical concentration raises additional questions about their strategic vulnerability. This is a description of the strategic environment that the previous two wars have helped create.
If the third war, now being discussed, proceeds against Pickaxe Mountain, Tehran will have further grounds to regard the precedent established by attacks on its own nuclear infrastructure as justification for expanding the scope of potential retaliation.
It should be noted that all these facilities are situated in the Negev, far from any major population center and at a distance from the cities and settlements inside the occupied territories, so that, on this reading, no danger would be posed to the people, Palestinians or Israeli settlers.
On the other hand, the Dimona complex has never been placed under IAEA safeguards, Israel has refused to join the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the site’s military character has been concealed from international inspection for six decades. Responsibility for any release, on this account, would fall on the regime that secretly built an unsafeguarded weapons plant in the desert. – Full article
Al Mayadeen | November 1, 2026
Iran’s Foreign Ministry announced on Sunday that it had designated British intelligence a hostile entity and the British Navy and Air Force terrorist organizations.
The decision was taken “in response to the hostile actions carried out by the British government against Iran over the past year,” the ministry said, citing Britain’s involvement in the war on Iran and its designation of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) as a “terrorist organization” in July, following a similar move by the European Union.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry stressed that the measures were adopted “in accordance with international law,” adding that the British government “will be responsible for the consequences.”
It further confirmed that, “as of the date of publication of this statement, the British Navy and British Air Force will be subject to the law of reciprocity.”
Besides the designation and escalating rhetoric, London has taken part in the US aggression against Iran after Prime Minister Andy Burnham approved allowing the United States to use British military bases against Iran.
IRGC Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi had warned several states, including Britain, supporting the United States in the war against Iran that they could become a “legitimate target” for Iran, stressing that Tehran has specific scenarios prepared for each situation.
He stated that US B-1 bombers used British airfields and warned that if Britain continues this cooperation, it will become a “definite and legitimate” target for the Armed Forces. … Full article
By Kyle Anzalone | The Libertarian Institute | November 1, 2026
The State Department announced it had approved a potential $2.1 billion sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine. Patriots are the most advanced interceptors available to Ukraine; however, Kiev is dealing with a shortage of Patriots, leading to more Russian missiles hitting Ukrainian cities.
“The US Department of State has made a determination approving a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Government of Ukraine for purchase of PATRIOT Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) missiles, and related equipment,” the statement released on Friday explained. “The estimated total cost is $2.1 billion funded entirely by partners and allies.”
The State Department said Ukraine requested 500 Patriot missiles, and European countries will pay for the interceptors.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been pleading for a winter package of Patriot missiles. The Ukrainian leader praised the decision to approve the sale of interceptors; however, he called for the timeline to be accelerated. … continue
By Kit Klarenberg | Global Delinquents | November 1, 2026
The fate of Central and Eastern Europe after the People’s Democracies’ post-1989 fall cannot be fully appreciated without reference to the EU as an extension of German imperialism. Berlin’s drive to ensure the region remains composed of weak, frequently mutually-resentful microstates has endured for well-over a century. Over time, battlefield conquest and occupation has been supplanted by economic and monetary union, and ever-rising military, security and intelligence “interoperability” and “cooperation”, all conducted under “internationalist” auspices.
Comprehending this process and the consistent needs of German imperialism provides a typically absent, critical lens through which to view events such as Yugoslavia’s destruction, the rise and recent demise of Hungary’s Viktor Orban, and seen and unseen political machinations throughout the Balkans old and new. German imperialism is a potent, dangerous force frequently overlooked due to its nigh-invisible operation. With US global hegemony irreversibly faltering, it is vital to truly understand the phenomenon as it threatens to emerge in its own militarised right again. … continue
By Larry C. Johnson | SONAR21 | November 1, 2026
The midnight brawl at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal is not a Polish problem. It is the local flare-up of a continental disease. Across Europe, when voters pick the wrong candidate, the establishment reaches for a judge, an intelligence service or the EU’s checkbook, and calls the result “defending democracy.” The Journal of Democracy wrote the textbook. Warsaw is the teaching hospital. … continue
By Jill Erzen | The Defender | October 26, 2026
West Virginia health groups are pushing legislation to let dentists and dental hygienists administer the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, West Virginia Watch reported earlier this month.
The effort is part of a national push by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Cancer Society to increase HPV vaccination rates and encourage vaccination starting at age 9.
Both the AAP and the American Cancer Society receive funding from Merck.
The campaign comes amid questions about the vaccine’s safety and claims that it prevents cancer. Merck, the maker of Gardasil, recently agreed to pay $50 million to settle more than 200 lawsuits alleging vaccine-related injuries, including autoimmune disorders and reproductive problems.
Although Merck markets Gardasil as a vaccine that protects against certain cancers, clinical trials did not test whether the vaccine prevented cancer — only whether it blocked certain strains of HPV. … continue
Nature continues to put drugs to shame, yet why has no one heard of this research?
By Sayer Ji | October 6, 2026
Al Mayadeen | October 31, 2026
The death and injury toll from the Saudi aggression against Yemen has reached 768 civilians since the escalation began, according to Yemen’s Ministry of Health and Environment in Sanaa. […]
In a statement carried by the Yemeni Saba News Agency, the Ministry of Health and Environment said 232 civilians had been martyred, including 68 children and 35 women, while 536 others had been injured, including 137 children and 72 women.
Taiz recorded the highest number of casualties at 279 killed or injured, followed by Saada with 166 casualties, al-Jawf with 114, Sanaa province with 58, and al-Hudaydah with 47. Dozens of additional casualties were reported in other provinces.
The ministry said the figures reflect what it described as systematic war crimes against civilians and the direct targeting of children and women, calling on the international community and humanitarian and rights organizations to take legal and moral responsibility and act to halt the aggression and hold those responsible accountable. … Full article
Press TV – October 31, 2026
Two Palestinians have been killed, including a teacher, in separate Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip, as the regime’s forces continue to violate the 2025 ceasefire agreement.
A Palestinian identified as Diaa Abu al-Rous was killed early Saturday when an Israeli drone struck an area north of the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, according to medical sources.
Abu al-Rous was a teacher at the Malaysian School in Gaza and was on his way to work when the Israeli drone struck him.
The Palestinian Ministry of Education condemned his killing, describing it as an attack on the education community and warning of the continued dangers facing teachers and other educational personnel in Gaza. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | October 31, 2026
Israeli occupation forces shelled villages and towns across southern Lebanon on Friday, blew up houses in Tayri and near Kfar Chouba, and raked Khiam and Qantara with machine-gun fire, Al Mayadeen’s correspondent in the South reported.
Israeli artillery hit the outskirts of Tulin in the Marjayoun district, toward Wadi al-Hujeir, and the area around Kfar Chouba in the Arqoub region.
It also shelled the outskirts of Haddatha in the Bint Jbeil district and Wadi Zibqin in the Tyre district.
Lebanon’s National News Agency said Wadi al-Hujeir was hit with 155 mm shells.
Occupation forces blew up a house on the road linking Kfarn Chouba, the Sadanah hill and Shebaa, and carried out another explosion in the town of Tayri in Bint Jbeil.
Meanwhile, Khiam and Qantara in Marjayoun were swept with machine-gun fire, and homes were set on fire in Qantara, the National News Agency reported. … Full article
MEMO | October 31, 2026
Protesters gathered at Lavrio Port in Greece on Saturday, to oppose its planned privatization and possible sale to an Israeli company, Anadolu reports.
Demonstrators voiced opposition to the involvement of Israel Shipyards Industries, an Israeli company linked to the country’s defense industry and among the firms interested in acquiring the port.
They demanded that the privatization decision be canceled and that the port not be used to transport weapons or military equipment.
Speaking to Anadolu, protester Sofia Topalidu said the demonstration aimed to send a message to the Greek government opposing the sale of Lavrio Port to an Israeli company and its potential use in wars and what she described as genocide. … Full article
… The demonstration began peacefully outside the Education Ministry amid heavy rain. However, dozens of young protesters later threw paving stones and firebombs at police and set rubbish bins on fire. Police deployed two water cannons to disperse the crowd.
The leaderless demonstrations began in May over allegations of corruption and opposition to a luxury hotel project in a protected nature reserve, reportedly linked to the US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
Since mid-October, the protests have broadened into demonstrations addressing wider public grievances, including shortcomings in Albania’s healthcare system and limited prospects for young people.
Saturday’s clashes marked another escalation in the demonstrations, which have increasingly involved confrontations between protesters and security forces. … Full article
By Anthony Watts | ClimateRealism | October 28, 2026
National Public Radio (NPR), reprinted an Associated Press (AP) report from climate reporter Seth Borenstein titled “Europe’s heat claims 50,000 lives. Climate change blamed for two-thirds of deaths,” which claims that summer heat killed 50,391 Europeans in 2026 and that human-caused climate change killed 32,619 of them. This is false. Modeled numbers are presented by NPR as observed deaths when they are not. The data show that neither number is a count of actual people medically determined to have died from heat or climate change; both are statistical constructs produced by computer models. … continue
By Henrick Karoliszyn, DSW | The Defender | October 29, 2026
More than 5,500 New York City public school teachers were fired in 2022 and 2023 under COVID-19 vaccine mandates, according to newly uncovered documents from the New York City Department of Education (DOE).
The records, first obtained by attorney Jimmy Wagner through Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) requests and reviewed by The Defender, show 5,399 teachers were terminated in 2022 and another 112 in 2023, bringing the total to 5,511.
The figures represent a significant departure from February 2022 reports that 1,430 municipal employees, including 914 DOE workers, were fired for failing to comply with vaccination requirements.
“We know it is a lie, because it was 5,500 teachers,” Wagner told The Defender.
Some advocates believe the number of DOE employees let go is even higher because the figures didn’t account for non-teachers.
“We now know for sure that over 5,500 teachers were fired for not getting the COVID shot,” said Michael Kane, founder of Teachers for Choice and director of advocacy at Children’s Health Defense. “However, this does not include any non-pedagogues. That would be paraprofessionals, nurse aides, occupational therapists, physical therapists and many other job titles.”
Kane believes resignations due to COVID-19 vaccination mandates also increased throughout these years. He estimated 10,000 DOE teachers were fired or left their jobs due to the mandates.
“It is truly ridiculous that here we are, five years later, and we still don’t know what these numbers are,” Kane said. “If this was really not a big deal, and if the numbers were low, New York City would have reported them publicly a long time ago.”
The city rescinded its vaccine requirement for municipal employees in February 2023, but the decision didn’t automatically restore the jobs of workers who had been fired.
The DOE did not respond to several requests for comment.
Fired teachers continue challenging dismissals
The figures emerge as former New York City educators continue pursuing lawsuits alleging religious discrimination, wrongful termination and violations of their constitutional rights.
Former school employee Helene Moffatt is appealing a September 2026 federal court ruling dismissing her lawsuit over the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Moffatt, who began working for the DOE as a teacher in 1990 and later held an administrative position, was fired April 7, 2022, after officials denied her religious exemption request.
She claimed the department discriminated against her because of her Catholic beliefs, and alleged that the DOE assigned her a personnel designation known as a “problem code,” preventing her from obtaining another teaching position after the mandate ended. … continue
By Dr. Roger McFillin | Radically Genuine | October 31, 2026
I want to give you a warning before we go any further.
If you have ever questioned your doctor, pushed back on a prescription, or asked to slow down on a vaccine, the medical establishment now has a framework for you. And it isn’t “careful,” or “informed,” or “engaged.”
Your resistance will be seen as a psychological problem to be managed.
I’m not exaggerating. Let me show you. … continue
By Alan Macleod | MintPress News | October 30, 2026
When most people are asked “who controls hip hop?” they are unlikely to think of a 67-year-old Israeli Zionist who comes from a family of Israeli spies and state officials. But Lyor Cohen is the real deal. The brash, cigar-smoking 6 ft 5 in head of YouTube Music is the undisputed king of rap, and arguably the most important and influential person in the entire music business.
Entering his fifth decade in the industry, Cohen began his career as the manager of legendary rap group, Run-DMC, and has launched the career of countless hip hop acts, including LL Cool J, Public Enemy, De La Soul, Slick Rick, A Tribe Called Quest, the Beastie Boys, and DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince (Will Smith).
He later moved beyond just rap and worked with stars like Bon Jovi, Mariah Carey, Nickelback, The Killers, Shania Twain, and Elvis Costello.
Throughout his career, Cohen has pushed hip hop to become more profitable and corporate-friendly, and has worked hard to root out what he sees as anti-semitism in the industry, and ensure that the medium does not become a vehicle for revolutionary change or Palestine solidarity.
MintPress explores the story of how a white Israeli-American came to dominate rap.
This is part of a series of investigations examining the relationship between the U.S. national security state and hip hop music. “From Fight the Power to Work for It: Chuck D, Public Enemy and How the CIA Neutralized Rap” explained how Washington works with American musicians to promote regime change in foreign countries.
“Rappers For Regime Change: How the CIA Recruits Hip Hop Artists Around the World” exposed a large network of political rappers quietly on the CIA payroll, promoted by the agency to lead color revolutions across the planet. … continue
Press TV – October 31, 2026
US military forces have attacked two Iranian fishing boats in the waters of the Persian Gulf near Qeshm Island, injuring one crew member and leaving two fishermen missing, a senior provincial official announced.
Ahmad Nafisi, the Deputy Governor for Political, Security, and Social Affairs of Hormozgan Province, confirmed that the unprovoked aggression occurred at around 11:30 a.m. local time.
The incident took place approximately 18 nautical miles off the coast of Masan village, a coastal settlement in Qeshm County.
According to the deputy governor, both fishing vessels were carrying two crew members each when they came under attack by American forces.
Following the assault, two of the fishermen were rescued and transported back to Qeshm. … Full article
Press TV – October 31, 2026
The US military gamble, encouraged by Israel’s longstanding campaign against Iran and sold with promises of decisive victory, has unleashed an economic shock whose costs are being transferred to households, businesses and developing economies.
The Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) estimates that consumers worldwide have paid an additional $468 billion for gasoline and diesel since the US and Israeli war on Iran began on February 28.
Of that staggering sum, the United States accounts for $160 billion, approximately one-third of the global increase, despite being the world’s largest oil producer.
Americans have incurred an additional $471 per person, nearly eight times the estimated global average of $60, while Chinese consumers have absorbed another $54 billion nationally and Canadians $17 billion.
The figures, covering 169 countries, expose the extraordinary economic repercussions of an unprovoked military aggression whose consequences have travelled far beyond Iran’s borders.
The figures represent additional expenditure on everyday transportation fuels, before accounting for the wider economic consequences transmitted through electricity, freight, aviation, manufacturing, agriculture and international trade. […]
CREA’s estimated $468 billion additional global gasoline and diesel expenditure, combined with the Pentagon’s $47.1 billion military expenditure estimate through October 16, already represents approximately $515.1 billion.
This calculation excludes numerous additional costs, including disrupted production, infrastructure destruction, lost trade, insurance increases and deteriorating international investment conditions.
There is, however, a much stronger figure for the conclusion. The Institute for Economics and Peace, through its Global Peace Index 2026 analysis, estimates that the war could cost the world $1.3 trillion in lost GDP during 2026 under its extended-war scenario.
If the war resumes and the Strait remains closed for six months or longer, its estimate rises to approximately $3.5 trillion.
These projections reveal the extraordinary scale of the economic destruction potentially unleashed by a military aggression whose consequences extend across international production, trade, investment and consumption. … Full article
The Cradle | October 30, 2026
An international travel exhibition taking place in the UK next month will promote an Israeli government agency involved in the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and the construction of illegal Jewish settlements in occupied East Jerusalem, Middle East Eye (MEE) reported on 29 October.
World Travel Market (WTM) London, one of the world’s largest international tourism trade exhibitions, is scheduled to take place between 3 and 5 November.
The exhibition brings together tourism officials, travel companies, airlines, hotels, and tour operators to promote destinations and negotiate business deals.
It will include a stand for the Israeli government’s tourist office promoting the Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA) and affiliated companies.
The JDA is involved in the construction and expansion of Jewish settlements on occupied Palestinian territory, including constructing so-called Biblical parks.
Israel’s construction of settlements in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem is illegal under international law.
Biblical parks are tourist attractions or heritage sites designed around places, events, landscapes, and stories described in the Bible, particularly the Old and New Testaments.
They may include archaeological ruins, reconstructed ancient villages, religious monuments, gardens containing plants mentioned in the Bible, and exhibits illustrating biblical history. … continue
Palestinian Information Center – October 30, 2026
WEST BANK – Five Palestinians were injured on Friday evening when a group of Jewish settlers attacked a Palestinian family harvesting olives in the Tel Rumeida area of al-Khalil, in the southern occupied West Bank.
Local sources said Jewish settlers assaulted members of the Abu Aisha family while they were working on their agricultural land, leaving five people with injuries and bruises of varying severity. … Full article
MEMO | October 30, 2026
An Israeli settler opened fire at a group of children and residents’ homes in the village of Sikka, south-west of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, on Thursday evening.
Waleed Hashish, head of the Sikka village council, told the Palestinian news agency WAFA that the settler, who was driving a vehicle, fired live ammunition at children playing football in the school playground east of the village. He also fired at residents’ homes, frightening the children.
Hashish said the settler also deliberately shot guard dogs near residents’ homes, killing three of them.
He added that villagers face daily attacks, which have increased significantly and now pose a serious threat to their lives. The attacks escalated after settlers seized an old house east of the village and turned it into an outpost six months ago, just a few metres from residents’ homes.
Hashish said the village, which has a population of about 1,500, relies mainly on agriculture and livestock for income. Settlers now surround it on all sides and prevent residents from reaching, cultivating and tending their land.
Al Mayadeen | October 30, 2026
Israeli military vehicles opened heavy fire on tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Hamad City, north of Khan Younis, on Friday, Al Mayadeen’s correspondent reported.
North of the Strip, rescue teams also recovered the body of a Palestinian martyred in an Israeli attack three days earlier in the al-Waha area, north of Gaza City, the correspondent added.
Moreover, two people were seriously injured after an Israeli drone dropped a bomb on a group of civilians south of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | October 30, 2026
Hizam al-Assad, a member of the Ansar Allah politburo, said Yemen’s Armed Forces have secured the remaining parts of the Haifan front in Lahj governorate, asserting that three enemy military brigades have been defeated and Saudi military deployments have been targeted in the process.
He added that the forces have taken control of Al-Maqatirah district and secured its center at Souq Al-Rubou and the district’s historic fortress, while pursuing Saudi deployments toward the Tur al-Bahah district from several directions.
The Yemeni Armed Forces are making continued advances in parts of Lahj governorate to secure the Taiz front and surrounding areas, a Yemeni source told Al Mayadeen on Friday.
Lahj lies in southwestern Yemen, with its capital, al-Houta, located approximately 337 kilometers from Sanaa. The governorate borders al-Bayda, al-Dhalea, and Taiz to the north, Aden and the Gulf of Aden to the south, Abyan to the east, and Taiz to the west.
Taiz holds strategic importance because of its position connecting Yemen’s northern and central highlands with the Red Sea coast. Its southwestern areas overlook Bab al-Mandab Strait, while its western coastline includes the city of Mokha and its historic port, near major international shipping routes.
The governorate’s terrain and transport routes also make it a key military link between inland areas, the western coast, and the approaches to Bab al-Mandab. Control of its strategic heights and roads can strengthen military positions and secure supply lines toward the coast. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | October 30, 2026
The Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF) clarified on Friday morning that they carried out no operation toward Saudi Arabia’s interior and rejected Riyadh’s claim of intercepting a drone over Mecca as a “gross fabrication.”
YAF spokesperson Brigadier General Yahya Saree said the forces’ operations against Saudi Arabia “target its oil facilities and military bases,” adding that no one in the world believes the lies and slander promoted by the “criminal Al Saud regime” anymore.
Friday’s denial follows a string of Saudi claims in September and October that Yemeni projectiles were aimed at Islamic holy sites like Mecca and Medina. Sanaa has rejected every one of them.
Ansar Allah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi called the Mecca accusation “the lie of the age” in a September speech. He said Riyadh uses it to make up for its battlefield setbacks and to bring others into its war on Yemen.
The Conference of Yemeni Scholars also rejected the claim as a fabrication and warned that it hands the Zionist enemy an opening to target the holy sites. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | October 30, 2026
Civilians were killed and wounded in Saudi aggression on Taiz, as Saudi warplanes carried out a series of raids on Ibb, Marib and al-Jawf, the Sanaa Health Ministry reported.
In detail, the Ministry said on Friday that six Yemenis were killed or wounded in artillery shelling by Saudi forces on Hayfan district, in southern Taiz governorate. It described the aggression as part of continued attacks on civilian sites and residential areas.
The Ministry also said one person was wounded in a Saudi airstrike on the village of Safa al-Ramah, in the Misfar area of al-Masrakh district, south of Taiz.
Separately, Saba reported that Saudi airstrikes targeted Yarim district, in northern Ibb governorate in central Yemen.
Moreover, a local source told Saba that Saudi warplanes carried out three raids on Marib and al-Jawf governorates. One targeted livestock belonging to residents in the Mahliyah district, Marib, while two hit the Huwaishan area, east of the city of al-Hazm in al-Jawf. … Full article
Al Mayadeen | October 30, 2026
Ansar Allah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badreddine al-Houthi accused the United States, “Israel”, and Britain of overseeing the aggression against Yemen, stressing that Sanaa remains committed to its position on the causes of the nation, foremost among them the Palestinian cause.
In a speech marking Martyr’s Day, Sayyed al-Houthi said the United States and “Israel” promote slogans of liberation, economic prosperity, and human rights to justify their actions, while their practices demonstrate systematic injustice, criminality, and tyranny.
He said “forces of evil and tyranny” seek to present deceptive slogans to peoples and societies in an effort to subjugate them and justify their crimes. He added that “systematic tyranny” has become a continuous feature of US and Israeli practices. […]
He said the US, Israeli, and British roles include supervision, planning, management, and target selection. He added that the Israeli role in the aggression has been publicly acknowledged, with officials, including US officials, discussing it, explaining that Israeli involvement includes providing intelligence and identifying targets. … Full article
The Cradle | October 29, 2026
New York’s police department has pulled out of a $750,000 uncontested deal with Israeli surveillance contractor Cognyte after Mayor Mamdani faced a backlash over fears of invasive surveillance threatening civil liberties, the New York Daily News reported on 28 October.
“It did not meet the criteria for a sole source procurement, so we are moving to an open, competitive procurement process,” a New York Police Department (NYPD) spokesperson said, adding that Cognyte may still submit a bid.
Sources told the Daily News the decision followed a meeting between Mamdani and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch.
Cognyte, which presents itself as a challenger to US tech company Palantir, is accused by human rights organizations of selling its technology to governments, Israel’s among them, that use it to hunt down political opponents and suppress dissent, the Daily News reported. … Full article
RT | October 30, 2026
Dockworkers across five continents have launched a coordinated anti-war strike, targeting Israeli arms shipments, US military cargo, and the growing militarization of civilian ports.
Organizers say more than 25 unions are mobilizing across 113 ports in 22 countries and regions on Friday in an unprecedented international action. The campaign includes 24-hour strikes, shorter walkouts, blockades, and solidarity rallies.
Major European ports joining the action include Genoa, Marseille, Le Havre, Hamburg, Valencia, Barcelona, and Piraeus. Beyond Europe, protests are planned at Tangier Med in Morocco, Nhava Sheva and Chennai in India, and Oakland and San Francisco in the US, with further actions across Türkiye, Cyprus, Sweden, Denmark, Ireland, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico, and Australia.
France’s CGT Ports et Docks has called 24-hour strikes across 24 ports, while Italy’s USB has declared a nationwide general strike, with protests in more than 40 cities. Unions in Germany, Greece, Spain, India, and the US are also taking part. … continue
By Alain Marshal | October 30, 2026
Summary:
While the Global South and the free peoples of the entire world celebrated the spectacular victory of Iran, which dealt a decisive blow to the hegemonic projects of the fascists Trump and Netanyahu, Mélenchon, for his part, ostentatiously mourns it. What he deplores is not so much the blood spilled as the “prestige” conferred upon the Islamic Republic, and the scathing refutation it delivers to his worldview, according to which religion can play no revolutionary or emancipatory role.
This self-proclaimed “tribune of the plebs” summarily banishes from “universal humanity” an entire people who massively expressed their loyalty and fervor toward their martyred Guide, Ali Khamenei, out of sheer patrician contempt for the Islamic ideology of the 1979 Revolution, even as that ideology raises Iran to the rank of the world’s fourth power. Mélenchon sheds crocodile tears over the fate of Lebanon and Palestine, while condemning the forces that actually protect them, at the cost of their lives: LFI’s anti-imperialism stops dead the moment the resistance fighter wears a turban or invokes the Quran.
He who has nothing but “métissage” and creolization on his lips proves absolutely intolerant of the very idea of a political regime different from the one he claims to embody, even when it is massively endorsed by the people concerned. Far from embodying the legacy of Robespierre, the French revolutionary he claims as a forebear, he is nothing but a Talleyrand, steeped in haughtiness and destined to join, in the museums of history, the colonial paternalism of which he is the biological and intellectual heir. Iran, for its part, already holds a place of honor in humanity’s march toward a multipolar world founded on the principle of equality among peoples, nations and civilizations. … Full article
RT | October 30, 2026
European gas prices could more than double as depleted reserves threaten winter supplies, Gazprom CEO Aleksey Miller has warned.
Wholesale prices have already reached their highest level in nearly four years, briefly exceeding €97 ($108) per megawatt-hour on Monday. December gas futures climbed another 3.1% on Friday to around $1,164 per thousand cubic meters, according to London’s Intercontinental Exchange.
Miller pointed to unusually low gas reserves across the EU, noting that Germany, the bloc’s largest consumer, has filled just 61.6% of its underground storage capacity.
”Given the series of historic record lows Europeans have set in filling underground gas storage facilities […] we can expect gas prices in Europe to peak at $2,500 per thousand cubic meters in the event of a cold winter,” he said. … continue
Sputnik – 30.10.2026
The Sudanese authorities have irrefutable evidence of the participation of the Ukrainian military in the armed conflict on the side of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) against the legitimate army, Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohi El-Din Salem told Sputnik.
“This is an extremely important issue. We have irrefutable evidence, physical evidence,” Salem said, answering a question about the veracity of media reports about the presence of Ukrainian instructors training RSF fighters.
Many international research institutions, including Western ones such as Yale University, have also confirmed these facts, the minister said.
By Lucas Leiroz | October 30, 2026
In its relentless search for cannon fodder, the Kiev regime is recruiting even individuals with severe physical disabilities – people who should be entirely exempt from military service. In yet another recent instance of human rights abuse in Ukraine, a blind man was forcibly conscripted in the Odessa region and held captive by soldiers for several days, during which he was subjected to various forms of abuse.
The case recently came to light following the publication of certain judicial documents in the media. The blind man in question reported the abuses he suffered to the country’s authorities and secured a favorable ruling from a local judge. However, given that Ukrainian authorities are fully aware of the abuses perpetrated by local recruiters – and are often complicit in them – it is highly unlikely that this judicial decision will have any practical effect; the man will almost certainly not receive compensation, and those responsible for the abuse are unlikely to face imprisonment.
The incident unfolded as follows… continue
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