Author: Galen

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

At least 73 Palestinians have been killed and scores injured after multiple Israeli airstrikes targeted densely populated residential areas in the northern Gaza city of Beit Lahia. Continue reading “Two Massacres in under 24 Hours – Israeli Airstrikes Kill at least 73 in Beit Lahia”

By Nasim Ahmed Middle East Monitor

A chilling scenario detailing Israel’s plan to liquidate northern Gaza through starvation and extermination was revealed by +972 Magazine. Originally published in Hebrew by journalist Meron Rapoport, the Israeli magazine outlined a hypothetical operation that bears a striking resemblance to current events in Gaza. Presented as a simulation of Israel’s plan in 2025, the key elements of the extermination plan – from the motives for mass expulsion to specific military strategies – align disturbingly with the ongoing assault on Gaza. Continue reading “A blueprint for Israel’s eradication of Gaza”

By Military Watch Magazine Editorial Staff

n the night of October 17 the U.S. Air Force deployed B-2 intercontinental range stealth bombers to launch large scale strikes against five targets in Yemen using bunker-buster bombs. The attack follows over a year of hostilities between Yemeni Ansurullah Coalition forces and the United States, United Kingdom and Israel, with a consensus having formed that efforts led by the U.S. Navy to crippled Yemeni fighting capabilities have fallen very far short of success. U.S. Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin referred to the attack as “a unique demonstration of the United States’ ability to target facilities that our adversaries seek to keep out of reach, no matter how deeply buried underground, hardened or fortified.” While the Navy’s Tomahawk cruise missiles, and air launched missiles deployed by carrier based F-18 fighters, are all not well optimised to penetrating hardened fortifications, the B-2 is considered the best optimised asset in the Western world for such operations. Previously during hostilities between the Ansurullah Coalition and a Saudi Arabian led coalition from 2015, the Royal Saudi Air Force failed to neutralise military facilities in deeply buried and well hardened fortifications, despite repeated efforts to target them. The use of the B-2 thus represents the culmination of close to a decade of efforts by multiple states using Western weaponry to neutralise key Yemeni arms storage and basing sites.   Continue reading “America’s Most Dangerous Bomb May Have Just Seen its First Combat Use in Yemen: GBU-57 Built to Strike Deep Underground”

By Al Jazeera Staff

Israel has launched several air attacks on Beirut’s southern suburbs after the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah fired volleys of rockets at northern Israel with one drone targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s holiday home. Continue reading “Hezbollah rockets target Israel’s north as Israel pounds Beirut suburbs”

By Revolver

Hey, great job, ladies! Men are now so terrified of being accused of “assault” by you that they’d rather not even perform CPR if you’re gasping for your last breath. Why? Well, because what if you survive and, after you come, you feel some brushing on your chest and accuse that Good Samaritan of sexual assault? Think we’re joking? Sadly, this is the state of “feminism” in 2024—a bunch of angry, man-hating women browbeating men into submission, and yes, something like this crazy tale we’re about to share, which is actually true according to a new report, could very easily and likely happen these days. Continue reading “Men are refusing to perform CPR on women, fearing they’ll be accused of ‘sexual assault.’ Can you blame them?”

By ALAN MACLEOD – Mint Press News

One year after Oct. 7 attacks, Netanyahu is on a winning streak.” So reads the title of a recent Axios article describing the Israeli prime minister riding on an unbeatable wave of triumphs. These stunning military “successes,” its author Barak Ravid notes, include the bombing of Yemen, the assassinations of Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and the pager attack against Lebanon. Continue reading “Revealed: The Israeli Spies Writing America’s News:”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

The Ministry of Health in Gaza announced on Thursday that Israeli forces committed a new massacre in the Jabaliya refugee camp, located in the northern Gaza Strip, by bombing a school sheltering thousands of displaced civilians. Continue reading “Another Massacre in Jabaliya: Israeli Bombing Targets Displaced Civilians in Gaza School”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

An Israeli airstrike on a municipal building in Nabatieh in southern Lebanon on Wednesday killed the city’s mayor and at least five others. Two other persons were killed in an airstrike on the town of Yammouneh, northwest of Baalbek. Continue reading “‘New Aggression’ – Israel Kills City Mayor, Five Others in Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

Germany said on Monday that it does not see any signs that Israel is committing a genocide in the besieged Gaza Strip for the last year. Continue reading “Germany Sees ‘No Signs of Genocide’ in Gaza – Foreign Ministry Reiterates Support to Israel”

By Palestine Chronicle Staff

Israel carried out a heinous massacre against displaced Palestinians sheltering in Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, on Sunday night. Continue reading “Inferno in Deir Al-Balah – Israel Burns Displaced Palestinians Alive at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital”

By Dr Margaret Aranda

A foreign exchange student has now stepped forward and accused Tim Walz of grooming and sexually assaulting him. He claims that if he spoke out, Walz had threatened him with deportation.

Continue reading “Foreign Exchange Student Goes Public: Accuses Tim Walz of Grooming and Sexual Assault, Threatening Deportation”

By Brendan McDonald – Campus Reform

One of the nation’s top universities in Los Angeles will be hosting a drag show later this month, which the organizers are calling “demonic.” Continue reading “USC to host ‘Demonic’ drag show called ‘Drag Me to Hell’”

Rapid Progression of Dementia Following COVID-19 – NIH

What you need to know

COVID-19 can cause long-term problems with thinking, concentrating, and remembering. This condition is commonly known as “brain fog.” Brain fog after COVID-19 has been studied mostly by observing previously healthy people.

In a small study supported by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), researchers examined the cognitive impact of COVID-19 on people with dementia. The researchers found that having COVID-19 rapidly accelerated the structural and functional brain deterioration of patients with dementia, regardless of the type of dementia being experienced. Continue reading “National Institute of health actually admitting this”