Hamas Declares Hostages Will Remain Captive Until Gaza ‘Aggression’ Ceases
Hamas has declared that Israeli hostages will not be released until Israel halts its military operations in Gaza and withdraws its forces from the besieged territory. Khalil Al-Hayya, deputy chief of Hamas in Gaza and the group’s chief negotiator, made the statement on Friday, as the conflict between Hamas and Israel continues to escalate.

Netanyahu’s Full Speech Following the Elimination of Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar
“We settled accounts with the mastermind of October 7, but the war is far from over.”
“I stand before you today to tell you that Yahya Sinwar has been eliminated. The mass murderer who killed thousands of Israelis and abducted hundreds of our people was eliminated today by our heroic soldiers.”

Italy bans international surrogacy, prohibiting homosexuals, pedophiles from buying children abroad
Homosexuals, pedophiles, and other individuals who use foreign surrogates to obtain children face jail time and fines under Italy’s new law backed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, which expands a ban on domestic surrogacy.

Hamas leader Sinwar died alone, heavily wounded – and fully aware Israel had gotten to him
While the IDF didn’t officially confirm the details, a plethora of reports and eyewitness accounts in the Israeli media allow us to gain a comprehensive picture of the circumstances of the death of the world’s most wanted terrorist.

Hezbollah’s conflict with Israel fuels rising sectarian tensions in Lebanon
The ongoing conflict between the Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorist group and Israel has exacerbated sectarian tensions within Lebanon. This escalation has led to significant internal displacement, further straining relations between Lebanon’s diverse religious communities, which include Sunni and Shia Muslims, various Christian sects and the Druze community.

Western leaders welcome Sinwar’s elimination, US President Biden says hostage release deal and war’s end urgent
“This is a good day for Israel, for the United States, and for the world,” U.S. President Joe Biden stated after receiving the confirmation of Sinwar’s death. “To my Israeli friends, this is no doubt a day of relief and reminiscence, similar to the scenes witnessed throughout the United States after President Obama ordered the raid to kill Osama Bin Laden in 2011,” he added.

Full-Dress Kohen Sighted on Temple Mount
The Temple Institute announced a remarkable development that brought Israel one step closer to the Third Temple. For the first time since the Temple stood in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago, a kohen (male descendant of Biblical Aaron the High Priest) ascended to the Temple Mount wearing the Biblically mandated Kohanic garments. While on the mount, the Kohen joined in a prayer quorum and gave the priestly blessing to those gathered.

Iran’s UN Mission claims Sinwar ‘will become a model for youth in the fight for Palestinian liberation’
Contrary to the UN mission’s statement, Sinwar spent much of the war hiding in Gaza tunnels and surrounded himself with hostages as human shields to protect himself against Israeli forces.

IDF’s 188th Brigade destroys underground Hezbollah command center
In southern Lebanon, soldiers from the IDF’s 188th Brigade destroy central underground command center, additional terror tunnel, belonging to the Hezbollah terrorist organization.

‘I cheered when they came and told me’: Gazans celebrate elimination of Yahya Sinwar
“How are you? Well, Sinwar is dead and gone,” a man says, to which a woman replies, “May he go to hell! I swear I cheered when they came and told me.” The man continues, “May God have mercy on him; what do you want from him?” She responds, “He’s the one who destroyed everything. May God not have mercy on him, not on him, and not on Haniyeh. I hope they never see God’s mercy.”

Killing of Hamas Chief Sinwar Sends Shockwaves Across Middle East, Raises New Uncertainty Over Hostages
Sinwar’s elimination might create new opportunities for negotiations, particularly if the Hamas leadership becomes destabilized, suggesting that “the path may now be open for some sort of arrangements or agreements” that could lead to the release of hostages. Az al-Din Haddad, the commander of Hamas’s Gaza Brigade, stands as one of the few remaining high-ranking leaders within the al-Qassam Brigades, and could become a candidate to succeed Sinwar. Sinwar’s killing also raises larger questions about broader strategic calculus, particularly regarding Iran, which backs Hamas.

US charges 2 in connection with Oct. 7 cyberattack on Iron Dome, siren system
The U.S. Department of Justice on Friday charged two Sudanese brothers, Ahmed, 22, and Alaa, 27, Omer, for orchestrating severe cyberattacks against Israel during the Hamas terror attack on October 7.
The brothers were arrested in an undisclosed location and are currently under investigation by the FBI while awaiting further proceedings. It is unclear when, or if, they will be extradited to the U.S.

UK Man Convicted of Thought Crime: ‘The Left Cannot Tolerate Even Silent Disagreement’
, yesterday marked a watershed moment for free thought in the United Kingdom. British Army veteran Adam Smith-Connor made history as the first person convicted for thinking the wrong thing in the wrong place. Although he had not spoken to anyone and stood behind a tree facing away from an abortion facility as he prayed, Smith-Connor was charged under section 4a of the PSPO for “engaging in an act of approval/disapproval with respect to issues related to abortion services.” “A man has been convicted today because of the content of his thoughts—his prayers to God—on the public streets of England. “We can hardly sink any lower in our neglect of basic fundamental freedoms of free speech and thought.”

Floods claim one life in Italy after heavy rains hit Liguria and Tuscany
Severe floods claimed one life in Italy after storms and heavy rains hit Liguria and Tuscany on Wednesday, October 16, 2024. Railway services were disrupted, while schools and roads were closed after some regions saw around 200 mm (7.9 inches) of rain in just 18 hours.

Rapid intensification of Storm Ashley forecast with hurricane-force winds set to hit Ireland and Scotland
Storm Ashley, Europe’s first storm of the season, was officially named on Friday, October 18, 2024, and is on track to explode in power, with coastal Ireland bracing for hurricane-force winds and rain by Saturday and Sunday. Forecast models take Ashley’s center over Scotland on Sunday afternoon (LT) before the storm races toward Norway and Sweden.

‘Evil has suffered a severe blow,’ Netanyahu says after Sinwar slain
“Evil has suffered a severe blow,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday night following the confirmation of Hamas terrorist leader Yahya Sinwar’s death in a southern Gaza shootout.

Argentine researchers identify 55 undeclared chemicals, including arsenic, in covid “vaccines”
Argentine scientists have identified 55 chemical elements, including 11 heavy metals and 11 lanthanides, in six major covid vaccine brands. These elements, not listed on package inserts, could have synergistic toxicity, exacerbating health risks beyond what regulators and manufacturers have disclosed or studied. The Argentine study found that 82% of vaccines tested contained undeclared arsenic, and all heavy metals detected are linked to toxic effects on human health.

Tedros the Terrorist says information that challenged WHO’s covid narrative spread as fast as the virus and was almost as deadly
“During the covid-19 pandemic, falsehoods about masks, vaccines and ‘lockdowns’ spread as fast as the virus itself, and were almost as deadly,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at the World Health Summit on Sunday.  These comments come from a man who has been accused of supporting and attempting to procure arms and diplomatic support for a terrorist group in Ethiopia.  He is also accused of spreading misinformation about the situation in Ethiopia.

The dark side of Meta’s smart glasses: Harvard students reveal how Mark Zuckerberg’s creepy spectacles can be used to instantly find strangers’ names and addresses
Ever since Meta debuted its smart glasses back in 2021, concerns have been raised over their ability to film people without their knowledge.  Now, two Harvard students have taken the device’s privacy-invading capabilities even further – by building a modified version called ‘I-XRAY’. The creepy system uses AI and facial recognition software to instantly dox people’s identities.

PopEye to Strengthen EU Border Biometrics with Gait Recognition Integration
The European Union has launched a pilot project to study how biometrics can be captured from on-the-move subjects to speed up identity checks at border crossings. The goal of the project, known as PopEye, is to overcome the difficulties that current biometric technologies like fingerprints and 2D facial recognition have dealing with common conditions like poor lighting or changes in appearance.

The CIA Front Group, Deagel, Projects Massive Death and Destruction to the U.S. and the UK
Most researchers know what the Deagel Report is. However, many do not know that it has been scrubbed from the internet. Fortunately, I correctly anticipated that this might happen as more of us discovered the report. I rarely offer projected dates when I connect the dots in order to predict futuristic events. However, I believe we are going to see a series of multiple attacks upon the United States with each attack becoming more serious.

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed in Gaza, Israel confirms
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, one of the masterminds of the October 7 massacre in Israel, has been killed, according to the Israeli military. “This is the beginning of the day after Hamas,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said

Netanyahu: “Evil has suffered a heavy blow” after Sinwar’s death, “but the task before us is not yet complete”
Netanyahu warned Hamas its leaders will be eliminated and called on those holding Israeli hostages captive to lay down their weapons and return the hostages, saying whoever does so will be allowed to “go out and live.”

HAMAS LEADER YAHYA SINWAR DEAD, KILLED BY IDF SOLDIERS IN GAZA FIREFIGHT
Hamas top leader Yahya Sinwar, the architect of the Oct. 7 invasion and massacre in southern Israel last year, was killed by IDF soldiers during a chance encounter in the town of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, the IDF confirmed Thursday evening. Following initial reports and speculation in the early afternoon, Israeli media announced that cabinet ministers were informed of Sinwar’s confirmed death after DNA tests were conducted on his body.

‘Sinwar died beaten, persecuted and on the run’ – Following Hamas leader’s death, PM Netanyahu pushes for hostage release, offers amnesty
Netanyahu, DM Gallant and President Herzog praise security forces who killed Hamas leader

Sinwar’s death highlights the futility ceasefire concessions
The death of Yahya Sinwar, mastermind of the October 7, 2023, massacre and head of Hamas’s political bureau, marks a turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Israeli forces eliminated Sinwar, who had orchestrated Hamas’s insurgency in Gaza since his 2011 release from prison during the Gilad Shalit prisoner swap. Sinwar’s removal disrupts Hamas’s leadership and raises critical questions about the effectiveness of past ceasefire demands and concessions.

Wounded and alone: Drone footage of Sinwar’s final moments
Two entered one building and Sinwar entered another. A tank fired at the building where the terrorists hid. Sinwar was alone in the other. He climbed to the second floor. The tank fired two rounds at that building and the soldiers threw two grenades. The drone operator saw a wounded and masked individual sitting in the room. The individual saw the drone approach and threw a piece of wood at it. An additional tank round was fired at the building.

Israelis celebrate Sinwar’s downfall
“When the wicked perish there are shouts of joy” (Proverbs, 11:10) Israelis across the country celebrated the downfall of Hamas leader Yayha which joined the joy of the Sukkot holiday. Among those to celebrate were MK Almog Cohen (Otzma Yehudit) and his fellow residents of Ofakim, a town near Gaza that was hit hard on October 7th, 2024.

Biden’s Statement on the Death of Yahya Sinwar
“Early this morning, Israeli authorities informed my national security team that a mission they conducted in Gaza likely killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. DNA tests have now confirmed that Sinwar is dead. This is a good day for Israel, for the United States, and for the world.

Egypt’s Sisi Meets with Iran’s Foreign Minister
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Thursday, Egypt’s presidency said in a statement. The meeting focused on regional developments, with al-Sisi reiterating Egypt’s call to avoid the expansion of conflict and the need to halt escalation to prevent a full-scale regional war. Araqchi emphasized the importance of continuing efforts to explore prospects for mutual development of relations between the two countries, the statement added.

Israeli politicos across the spectrum unite in hailing Sinwar’s demise
Foreign Minister Israel Katz called the operation “a great military and moral achievement for Israel and a victory for the entire free world.” “You will pursue your enemies, and they will fall before you by the sword,” added the defense minister, quoting Leviticus 26:7.

Chief of Staff in Gaza: ‘One year later, we have settled the score’
IDF Chief of Staff LTG Herzi Halevi and the Head of the ISA Ronen Bar arrived at the location where Yahya Sinwar was eliminated and commended the soldiers for their professionalism and determination. “We’re just after October 7th and a bit before Simchat Torah, and in these eleven days between the Hebrew calendar year and the Gregorian calendar year, we are settling the score with Sinwar, who is responsible for that very difficult day a year ago,” he concluded.

Mohammed Sinwar: The ruthless brother who ‘came back from the dead’ – Hamas’ heir apparent?
‘People would look at the ground when he walked by,’ Gazans say of younger brother of slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar; rising through the ranks by earning trust and loyalty, he survived numerous assassination attempts, with rumors of his death falsely circulated in the past

God’s Handiwork?: Mass Murderer Yahya Sinwar Killed With A Random IDF
After all the tracking of Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, and all the targeted attempts on his life that had to be aborted due to him surrounding himself with our hostages, it took a Rafah-based soldier firing a mortar shell at three random targets to kill this murderer. The cadet saw the three terrorists and sent a deadly round their way. When the soldiers went to identify the bodies, they were shocked to see Sinwar. It reminds me of the death of King Ahab with the random shot of a bow. This is truly God’s work!

‘Drag Me To Hell’: The Demonic Nature Of What’s Happening Is No Longer Being Hidden
A leading taxpayer-funded California university will host what organizers are calling a “demonic” drag show steeped in the occult later this month. Known as “Drag me to hell,” the horror-themed drag festival is being marketed as a “one-of-a-kind Halloween event” for students. “Join us for a festive night of dancing, drag, and dress-up!” reads the event description on the University of Southern California’s website featuring grotesque videos of men dressed as caricatures of women covered in blood and demonic regalia.

Scathing Independent Report Finds ‘Deep Flaws’ Within Secret Service After Trump Assassination Attempt
A scathing report released by the independent review panel investigating the July assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump found “deep flaws” within the U.S. Secret Service and “a troubling lack of critical thinking.” “The Secret Service has become bureaucratic, complacent, and static even though risks have multiplied and technology has evolved. The work of the Independent Review Panel uncovered not only numerous mistakes that led to the events of July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, but also deeper, systemic issues that must be addressed with urgency,” the panel wrote. Here are other key findings of the report:

Kamala Harris Celebrates Hamas Chief’s Killing, After Loudly Opposing Operation That Got Him
Kamala Harris is hailing Israel’s killing of Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar. But last spring as the IDF was poised to expand its operations further south into Rafah, she was firmly against it. She had even warned of “consequences” (which of course never came). Throughout the more than year-long conflict the Biden-Harris administration has been speaking out of both sides of its mouth. The contradictions abound.

Grand Jury Indicts New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Over Allegations Of Case Interference
A New Hampshire Supreme Court Associate has been indicted by a grand jury for allegedly trying to interfere in an open investigation of her husband. In an Oct. 16 statement from the New Hampshire Department of Justice, Attorney General John Formella said the Merrimack County Grand Jury had indicted Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi for two felonies and five misdemeanors.

Canada’s Trudeau Slammed Over “Black Justice” Proposal That Would Decriminalize Drugs, Empty Jails
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is being slammed by conservatives over recommendations he seeks to implement from a standing committee on “black justice” in Canada. The proposal will make crime worse in Canada, conservatives led by MP Jamil Jivani have argued.

Globalism And Freedom Do Not Mix
Speaking with a friend about the migrant crisis in the United States, she made an interesting observation. Many of the most prosperous Western nations in the world today are facing the same problem. They are flooded with migrants who are overwhelming the system, infuriating the citizenry, adding fiscal burdens, disrupting public order, and leading to possible political instability. In other words, how did a local problem become a global problem so quickly? How did all border systems break at once?

“Absolute Hell” – German Teacher Describes Sexism, Bullying, & Racism In Predominately Migrant School
In a harrowing interview, a long-time teacher in a predominately migrant school describes a “hellish” experience that involved “knife violence, bullying, and sexism.” Her testimony is laying bare the lie that diversity is always a strength, and her experience may help explain Germany’s plummeting PISA test scores and worsening educational outcomes.

Heavy rains trigger severe flooding in Marrakech, claiming two lives, Morocco
Heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms caused severe flooding in the city of Marrakech from October 12 to 14. The floods claimed at least two lives and submerged streets and vehicles across the region.

Extreme rainfall hits Ardèche Cévennes with up to 700 mm (27.6 inches) in 24 hours, France 
A slow-moving storm brought extremely heavy rains to parts of France on Thursday, October 17, 2024, with the Ardèche Cévennes region experiencing rainfall totals as high as 700 mm (27.6 inches). This led to widespread flooding and approximately 350 rescue operations. Agnès Pannier-Runacher, Minister of Ecological Transition, said the region is facing a situation that is unprecedented in its scale.

NWS confirms record 15 tornadoes in one day in South Florida
Florida saw a record-breaking 15 tornadoes on October 9, 2024, as Hurricane “Milton” swept through — the most ever recorded in the region in a single day. Among the 15 two were rated EF-3, causing significant damage across Palm Beach Gardens and Lakeport communities.

55 Toxic Chemicals Discovered in Current Shots, ‘Self-Amplifying’ mRNA Shots in Pipeline
“We report laboratory results from high precision Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) that confirm and expand previous results by SEM-EDX. To this end, the contents of vials from different lots of the brands AstraZeneca/Oxford, CanSino Biologics, Pfizer/BioNTech, Sinopharm, Moderna and Sputnik V were analyzed. Among the undeclared chemical elements were detected 11 of the 15 cytotoxic lanthanides used in electronic devices and optogenetics.”

Legal turning point in the UK as Army veteran found guilty of thought crimes
In a case that has raised concerns about freedom of thought, religion and expression, Army veteran Adam Smith-Connor has been at the centre of a controversy for almost two years surrounding his silent prayers within a “buffer zone” for an abortion clinic in Bournemouth, England.  Yesterday he was found guilty.  This is a legal turning point in the UK where prayerful thoughts in someone’s mind are considered a criminal offence.

Russia-China Sign “Partnership Pact”
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jin Ping have just signed a “partnership pact.” Russia agrees to support China’s goals in Taiwan. China agrees to support Russia’s goals in Ukraine. Jointly they condemn the United States.

UN’s strategy is to flood North America and Europe with hundreds of millions of migrants by 2050
A 2000 UN strategy document outlines the need to flood America and Europe with hundreds of millions of migrants to maintain population levels.

The US Fears An Uncontrollable Escalation Sequence With Russia Much More Than With Iran
Non-nuclear Iran is incapable of existentially threatening the US like nuclear-armed Russia could…

North Carolina County Democratic Chair Resigns After Removing Trump Campaign Signs
A deputy claims to have seen Lowell Evan Simon removing campaign signs from the roadside along Seven Lakes Drive in the West End area of North Carolina.

Texas AG sues doctor for violating ban on prescribing trans drugs to kids
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a complaint against a doctor who allegedly violated a state law prohibiting “gender transition” procedures for minors by prescribing irreversible puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to 21 patients.

Majority of Protestant pastors blame poor economy for negative impact on offerings
A majority of Protestant pastors are blaming a poor economy for their struggling bottom lines after experiencing double-digit declines to zero improvement in financial offerings from churchgoers over the last year, data from a new study released by Lifeway Research show — but the sentiment is divided along political lines.