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#politics
Times Of Israel: PA halts Al Jazeera West Bank broadcasts amid criticism of its terror crackdown
The Palestinian Authority has suspended Al Jazeera broadcasts in the West Bank, citing the network's critical reporting on its crackdown on terror groups. The PA accused Al Jazeera of misinformation and incitement, while the network condemned the decision as an attempt to stifle coverage of escalating violence.
Al Jazeera's office in Ramallah received a suspension order, and the PA's security forces have been engaged in clashes with terror groups in the region. The decision has drawn criticism from Hamas and Fatah, indicating ongoing tensions regarding media freedom and internal Palestinian politics.
Human Events: Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon release their strategy session for 2025
Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon discussed strategies for the right in 2024, highlighting concerns over security during President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration and recent drone activity in New Jersey. They suggested the drones might be a government operation aimed at testing surveillance technology.
Bannon emphasized the need to dismantle the deep state and national security apparatus that they believe creates anxiety among citizens. Both expressed skepticism about official explanations for the drone activity, viewing it as a potential threat to privacy and security.
Front Page Magazine: We Can Never Know How Evil These People Were
As the media may finally expose the actions of influential figures like Biden, Obama, and Fauci, questions arise about the extent of their misdeeds and the damage caused during their tenures. Historical parallels are drawn with Stalin and the lack of accountability for mass atrocities.
The hope is that a change in leadership will lead to greater transparency and accountability, allowing the public to uncover the full extent of corruption and incompetence within the previous administration. The potential for revelations about past betrayals looms large.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Hamas and the Gazans
Hamas has ruled Gaza since 2007 through violence and corruption, misappropriating $14 billion in aid intended for the populace. Recent reports reveal growing discontent among Gazans, with many expressing their frustrations and desires for change, as support for Hamas has plummeted.
Despite the risks, Gazans are voicing their hopes for a life free from oppression, with a significant majority wanting a different governing body post-conflict. The desire for dignity and freedom from Hamas's brutality is echoed in an online platform called Ekhteyar, where individuals share their thoughts anonymously.
#crime
Forbes: New Orleans Truck Attack: Death Toll Rises To 15, FBI Believes Suspect Didn’t Act Alone (Live Updates)
At least 15 people were killed and many others injured when a man drove a truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans during New Year’s celebrations. The suspect, identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, allegedly had an ISIS flag and died in a subsequent gunfight with police.
Local and federal officials are treating the incident as a terrorist act, with the FBI investigating Jabbar's potential associations. The attack has prompted discussions about public safety measures, including the absence of protective barriers on Bourbon Street during the incident.
The Telegraph: Largest ever stockpile of explosives found in garage of #nolivesmatter farmer
The FBI has seized over 150 homemade bombs from Brad Spafford's Virginia home, marking the largest stockpile of explosives in its history. The discovery followed a tip-off about his hoarding of weapons and ammunition.
Among the explosives, six bombs were found in a backpack featuring a patch that reads "," referencing a group that advocates for violent attacks to instill fear in society.
GB News: New Orleans attack: More details 'expected to emerge throughout the day', ex-intelligence officer claims
A former military intelligence officer stated that the New Orleans attacker seemed "well prepared," using a large truck and firearms in the incident. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the deadly attack.