GUYANA Modi is not a fool to waste his precious time in Guyana, Barbados, as first PM in 56 years where such small islands can't be visible in World Map. Reason for Modi's visit to Guyana, Brazil is regarding solving the long pending conflict of Guyana and Venezuela after Bharat played key role in resolving Chagos dispute with British regarding the disputed territory of Essequibo rich in oil and Natural resources which was once controlled by British as a Colony. US indulging in Regime change and backroom diplomacy and provoking Venezuela through Oil Lobby ExxonMobil and trying to build a military base as ever it does across the world. Brief on this issue: In December 2023, Venezuelan voters approved a referendum to annex Guyana's Essequibo region, which is rich in resources. President Maduro escalated tensions by ordering resource exploitation and nullifying Guyana's oil contracts. Despite military threats, international diplomacy, led by Brazil, Colombia, and the Caribbean Community, defused the crisis. Both sides agreed to negotiations without force. Venezuela's military is stronger on paper but plagued by inefficiencies, while the region's terrain complicates invasion plans. The U.S. opposes intervention, citing limited stakes and the risk of exacerbating regional instability. The dispute remains unresolved but temporarily de-escalated. Modi means business

This should shake the core of all Bharatiyas: If You Divide, You Perish: The Truth Behind the Slogan ‘Batoge To Katoge’ In a recent debate, anchor Amitabh Aghnihotri took on a panelist who accused the slogan "Batoge To Katoge" of promoting division and hatred. With conviction and a deep understanding of India’s history, Aghnihotri passionately responded, pointing out the layers of pain, resilience, and patience of the majority Hindu community. His words resonated with a nation that has endured centuries of invasions, partitions, and relentless struggles, especially when it comes to preserving its cultural heritage and places of worship. Aghnihotri asked, “Why should there be no anger?” Reflecting on a painful legacy dating back to the 8th century when Islamic invasions began, he reminded the audience of the horrific accounts of temple destructions, atrocities against Hindu communities, and the brutal Partition of 1947. He spoke of how trains crossed from Pakistan filled with lifeless bodies, the blood of innocent people staining a generation forever. “Did you not see that?” he demanded. This was not a hatred-fueled grievance but an unhealed wound—a painful reminder of a brutal history etched in collective memory. He moved to a more recent chapter in history: the plight of Kashmiri Pandits, a community systematically persecuted, forced to flee their homes in fear for their lives. Aghnihotri spoke of the brutality and heartbreak of families torn apart, homes abandoned, and the inability to reclaim what was lost. “Eighty-five percent of this country is Hindu, yet they had to watch their own people—Pandits of Kashmir—being massacred and exiled. And now, you ask why there should be no anger?” His words echoed the frustration of a people who have watched injustice unfold, who have witnessed their own sufferings silenced or minimized. Aghnihotri questioned why, in a country with a vast Hindu majority, it took five centuries to rebuild the Ram Mandir, a structure that stood not just as a place of worship but as a symbol of faith and resilience. He asked, “Show me one example in the world where a majority waited this long to rebuild their place of worship.” This delay, he suggested, was a symptom of deeper issues—a hesitancy to allow the majority to reclaim their historical and spiritual spaces. He continued, with raw emotion, “A son who has lost his mother and father knows the depth of that pain.” He spoke for millions who have experienced loss, not only on a personal level but as part of a cultural identity, stolen or desecrated over generations. “These invaders came to Bharat not only to plunder wealth but to break its spirit, to shatter its identity,” he reminded the panelist. “They placed our deities on the steps of their mosques, a symbolic degradation of what we held sacred. Why should this be forgotten or forgiven without a true acknowledgment?” In his response, Aghnihotri challenged the panelist's refusal to accept a straightforward demand: why should Hindus not be allowed three temples, as a token of justice in a land rich with their heritage? He made it clear that justice cannot be selective. It must be inclusive of the past’s wounds to allow true healing and reconciliation. The slogan "Batoge To Katoge" is not a threat but a call to unity, Aghnihotri argued. “What’s wrong with reminding people that if we continue to be divided, we will perish? Isn’t this a message meant to unite, not divide?” In his closing remarks, he drove home the point that it is every citizen’s duty to resolve historical grievances in a manner that is fair and just for all, emphasizing that the path to unity lies in acceptance and understanding. Aghnihotri’s response was not just an argument in a debate; it was a powerful voice for those who feel unheard, urging the country to remember its history, to learn from it, and to move forward together. It’s not about division but about seeking the truth and justice that every citizen deserves, the kind of justice that heals old wounds and forges a path toward a unified Bharat.

World News Headlines - October 27, 2024 1. Entire Population of Northern Gaza at Risk, Warns UN The UN has raised alarms over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in northern Gaza, where the entire population is at risk of dying due to escalating violence. International agencies call for an immediate ceasefire. Source: UN News 2. UN Chief Urges Immediate Halt to Israeli Strikes on Iran UN Secretary-General António Guterres has urged for a halt to the escalating strikes between Israel and Iran after Israeli airstrikes targeted key facilities in Iran, raising fears of regional conflict. Source: UN News 3. Drought or Flooding? Indigenous Communities Turn to Climate-Resilient Crops In South America, Indigenous communities affected by climate change are turning to resilient crops like beans to withstand droughts and flooding, offering hope for survival. Source: Inter Press Service 4. COP16: Biodiversity Credits Emerge as Controversial Solution At COP16 in Colombia, discussions on biodiversity credits have ignited both hope and protests as stakeholders debate the best methods to finance global environmental conservation efforts. Source: Inter Press Service 5. Press Freedom in Sri Lanka Still a Distant Dream Newly elected Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake pledges to address unsolved journalist murders, marking the start of an attempt to end a culture of impunity regarding press freedom. Source: Inter Press Service 6. IMF Criticized for Lack of Support to African Nations The IMF is facing criticism for failing to provide substantial financial aid to African countries struggling with economic crises, as leaders call for increased use of special drawing rights to boost recovery. Source: Global Issues 7. Israel Intensifies Strikes in Gaza, Ignoring International Calls for Ceasefire Despite global pleas for restraint, Israeli airstrikes continue to hit northern Gaza, deepening the humanitarian crisis as thousands of civilians are displaced. Source: UN News 8. Media Literacy Declines as AI Fuels the Spread of Disinformation As AI and social media fuel rapid dissemination of news, global experts warn of declining media literacy, especially concerning misinformation around food production and climate change. Source: Inter Press Service 9. Russian Invasion of Ukraine Continues Despite International Condemnation In a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, UN Secretary-General António Guterres reaffirmed that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a violation of international law. Source: UN News 10. Rising Gang Violence Plunges Haiti Into Chaos Haiti's worsening gang violence and political instability have led to an escalating humanitarian crisis, with food insecurity affecting millions. Source: Global Issues 11. South Korea Unveils Breakthroughs in AI and Robotics At its latest technology expo, South Korea showcases its advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics, solidifying its position as a leader in tech innovation. Source: Financial Times 12. Mexican Cartels Extend Influence Across Central America Mexico's drug cartels continue to expand their influence throughout Central America, leading to increased violence and political instability across the region. Source: BBC 13. Saudi Arabia Expands Renewable Energy Portfolio As part of its Vision 2030 plan, Saudi Arabia has launched a series of new renewable energy projects, aiming to reduce its reliance on oil and diversify its economy. Source: Bloomberg 14. Japan's Population Decline Deepens Economic Concerns Japan's birth rate has reached record lows, further exacerbating concerns over its rapidly aging population and long-term economic sustainability. Source: BBC 15. UN Calls for Immediate Action to Alleviate Yemen's Food Crisis The United Nations has called for urgent international assistance to address the severe food crisis in Yemen, where millions face extreme hunger due to ongoing conflict. Source: UN News 16. Europe Faces Energy Shortages Amid Russian Gas Disruptions Europe is grappling with energy shortages as disruptions in Russian gas supplies continue, forcing nations to explore alternative energy sources. Source: BBC 17. Africa's Climate Crisis Sparks Urgent Calls for Action At the latest climate summit, African leaders called for increased global attention to the continent's vulnerabilities to climate change, particularly in drought-affected regions. Source: Global Issues 18. North Korean Troops Allegedly Training in Russia Reports indicate that North Korean troops are being trained in Russia, sparking concerns about deepening military ties between the two nations. Source: Wall Street Journal Here are some potential biases and areas on the above news where particular viewpoints could be highlighted: 1. Middle East (Gaza and Israel) Narrative Bias: The news on Gaza focuses heavily on the humanitarian crisis, portraying the situation as dire with significant emphasis on Israel's military actions. There is a consistent international outcry calling for a ceasefire, which is typical in media coverage that leans toward humanitarian advocacy. However, this coverage might lack emphasis on the reasoning or provocations from both sides (such as Hamas' role), which could lead to a one-sided depiction of the conflict. Potential Bias: The portrayal may appear biased if it does not equally weigh the perspectives of Israeli security concerns or Hamas’ role in escalating tensions, instead focusing primarily on Israel’s military actions and humanitarian consequences in Gaza. 2. UN Involvement in Israel-Iran Conflict Political Bias: There is a strong call from the UN Secretary-General for an immediate halt to Israeli strikes on Iran. While the news underscores the global stance against conflict escalation, the narrative may underplay the broader geopolitical complexities between Israel and Iran, particularly the latter’s nuclear ambitions and threats toward Israel, which may justify Israel’s preemptive actions from its security perspective. Potential Bias: By focusing primarily on the UN’s condemnation, the article might not reflect the Israeli viewpoint on why they carried out the strikes, potentially leading to a perceived bias. 3. IMF Criticism for Lack of Support to Africa Economic Bias: The article suggests the IMF is under pressure to provide more financial aid to African countries, reflecting a critical stance towards the IMF. The focus on Africa’s need for economic relief could be seen as bias toward more aid without a nuanced analysis of the IMF’s limitations or the governance issues within African countries that may impede effective use of funds. Potential Bias: The emphasis is largely on external support without delving into the internal factors (such as corruption, governance) that may contribute to Africa’s ongoing economic struggles. 4. Russia-Ukraine War Geopolitical Bias: The article reiterates the UN's strong condemnation of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This narrative aligns with international law and humanitarian principles, but some might argue that it underrepresents Russia’s perspective, such as claims of defending ethnic Russians or resisting NATO's eastward expansion. Potential Bias: Most global coverage of this war supports Ukraine’s sovereignty and condemns Russia, which may be perceived as biased against Russia, even though it aligns with most global institutions’ stance. 5. North Korean Troops Training in Russia Geopolitical Suspicion: This news piece highlights the deepening military ties between North Korea and Russia, which could stoke fear or suspicion of these nations' collaboration. However, the narrative might overlook internal motivations of both countries, focusing instead on external fear or threat perceptions. Potential Bias: The coverage may reflect bias towards amplifying Western concerns about military alliances without offering a detailed perspective on why North Korea and Russia are collaborating. 6. Indigenous Communities and Climate Resilience Positive Bias: The story on Indigenous communities adopting climate-resilient crops is framed positively, celebrating their efforts to adapt to climate change. This reflects a constructive narrative, but the broader structural issues contributing to their vulnerabilities (e.g., lack of government support) might be underrepresented. Potential Bias: The article could be seen as overly optimistic, potentially downplaying systemic issues faced by Indigenous populations. Conclusion: The world news analyzed above generally presents events from the perspective of global institutions like the UN and humanitarian organizations, emphasizing crises, condemnations, and calls for aid. The potential biases lie in the framing of narratives that may overlook the perspectives of the parties being criticized, such as Israel's security concerns or Russia's justification for its invasion of Ukraine. These biases align with common global media tendencies to highlight humanitarian crises and international diplomacy while possibly underplaying the more complex motivations of nations involved in conflicts. #WorldNews #GazaCrisis #UNChief #IsraelIranStrikes #SouthKoreaAI #MexicanCartels #RussiaUkraineWar #SaudiRenewables #JapanPopulationCrisis #YemenFoodCrisis #EuropeEnergyCrisis #ClimateSummit #NorthKoreaRussia #IMFAfrica #SriLankaPressFreedom #IndigenousResilience #BiodiversityCOP16 #HumanitarianCrisis

World News Headlines - October 26, 2024 1. Israeli Forces Expand Operations in Gaza Amid Rising Tensions Israel continues to expand its military operations in Gaza, intensifying airstrikes and ground incursions. The humanitarian crisis deepens as thousands are displaced, with international organizations calling for an immediate ceasefire. Source: Al Jazeera 2. UN Secretary-General Criticizes Russian Invasion of Ukraine UN Secretary-General António Guterres met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, condemning Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine and calling it a violation of the UN Charter. Source: UN News 3. Haiti's Spiraling Crisis Demands Global Attention Political instability and gang violence continue to ravage Haiti, with food insecurity and violence plunging the nation into deeper chaos. The UN calls for sustained international focus on the humanitarian disaster. Source: UN News 4. BRICS Expands Push for a New Global Currency BRICS nations have accelerated discussions around a new currency bloc, aiming to reduce dependency on the U.S. dollar in global trade. The move challenges traditional Western economic hegemony. Source: Financial Times 5. UN Alarms Over Israeli Strike That Killed Journalists in Lebanon A recent Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon killed three journalists, drawing condemnation from the United Nations. The strike marks an escalation in regional hostilities. Source: UN News 6. Biden's Middle East Endgame Faces Growing Scrutiny U.S. President Joe Biden faces increased criticism over his Middle East policy, particularly his handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict. Analysts warn that more delays in humanitarian aid may exacerbate the crisis. Source: Inter Press Service 7. IMF Urged to Do More for African Nations Amid Global Crisis The IMF faces pressure to provide more substantial support for African countries grappling with economic challenges, as billions of dollars could be made available through its Special Drawing Rights. Source: Global Issues 8. China’s Economic Slowdown Worsens Supply Chain Disruptions China’s economic growth continues to slow, causing ripple effects across global supply chains. The manufacturing and technology sectors are particularly affected. Source: Financial Times 9. UN Warns of Lethal Delays in Gaza Medical Evacuations The UN raised concerns about delays in evacuating critically ill civilians from Gaza, with many, including children, dying while awaiting medical treatment. Source: UN News 10. North Korean Troops Reportedly Training in Russia New reports suggest North Korean troops are training in Russia, raising international concerns over military cooperation between the two nations. The reports come amid increasing geopolitical tensions. Source: Wall Street Journal 11. WHO Reports on Global Efforts to Eradicate Polio The World Health Organization reports progress in the fight against polio, but warns that ongoing conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, are hampering vaccination efforts. Source: UN News 12. Mexico's Drug Cartels Expand Control in Central America Mexico's drug cartels continue to extend their influence into Central American countries, leading to increased violence and political instability across the region. Source: BBC 13. South Korea Showcases Tech Innovation in AI and Robotics South Korea's latest technology expo highlights innovations in AI and robotics, drawing global attention to the nation's role as a leader in tech development. Source: Financial Times 14. Saudi Arabia Launches Major Renewable Energy Projects Saudi Arabia is expanding its renewable energy portfolio with new projects as part of its Vision 2030 plan to reduce dependence on oil. Source: Bloomberg 15. Africa Faces Climate Crisis, Leaders Urge Action at Global Summit Africa's leaders at the latest climate summit called for more global attention to the continent's climate vulnerabilities, particularly in drought-affected regions. Source: Global Issues 16. UN Sounds Alarm Over Food Insecurity in Yemen The UN continues to warn of an escalating food crisis in Yemen, with millions facing severe malnutrition as conflict disrupts agricultural production and aid distribution. Source: UN News 17. Europe Faces Energy Shortages Amid Russian Gas Supply Disruptions Several European nations face energy shortages as disruptions in Russian gas supplies persist. Efforts to secure alternative sources of energy are ongoing. Source: BBC 18. Japan Reports Record Low Birth Rates, Deepening Demographic Crisis Japan’s birth rates continue to decline, exacerbating concerns about the country’s aging population and long-term economic outlook. Source: BBC #WorldNews #IsraelGazaWar #RussianInvasionUkraine #HaitiCrisis #BRICSCurrency #NorthKoreaRussia #ChinaEconomicSlowdown #YemenFoodCrisis #JapanPopulationCrisis #MiddleEastConflict #SaudiRenewables #IMFAfrica #GlobalEnergyCrisis #PolioEradication #DrugCartelsCentralAmerica #SouthKoreaTech

BIG ☄️⚡️Hezbollah attacked Israeli territory via suicide drone. One hit a football field. There were civilians there at that moment. 15 people died including 9 children Israeli media for the first time since the beginning of the escalation openly called for a direct invasion of Lebanon and a ground operation against Hezbollah. Israel military cabinet meeting summoned. All forward Lebanon posts on top ALERT⚠️ Israeli Air Force placed on Stand by

The Sacred Legacy of the Janeu…. Throughout history, Brahmins have faced tough times, from Islamic invasions to British rule, and even today's ideological clashes. But amidst all this, one symbol has remained constant - the sacred thread, known as the "Janeu". This film dives into the rich history and cultural importance of the #Janeu. It explores the rituals and traditions connected to it, showing its spiritual significance. We'll also learn about the Upanayana Sanskara, which deepens our understanding of the Janeu's importance. Join us on this enlightening journey to discover that the Janeu is more than just a thread; it symbolizes enduring spiritual connections and traditions passed down through generations. Credit : Prachyam.

Darul Uloom on its website has issued a fatwa (Islamic injunction) validating Ghazwa-e-Hind or the Islamist project of invading India and creating a caliphate. The fatwa says: "whosoever sacrifices for the invasion of India will be considered a great martyr". The Darul Uloom is not in Afghanistan or Pakistan it is here in Deoband, India barely a 100 kms from Delhi. The Darul Uloom Deoband, is the largest Islamic seminary in India and is running several madrassas in the country where lakhs of children study. The NCPCR has taken so moto cognizance alarmed that children will be influenced by such seditious ideas. The Taliban, LeT and other Islamist terror groups are all influenced by the ideas of Darul Uloom Deoband.

🇵🇹 Portugal Huge march of native Portuguese people against Islamic invasion of Portugal. The banner reads, "Stop Islam".

'Our Children are not Halal Meat' 🇬🇧 English patriots mobilize against the invasion of Radical Muslims who raped over 1 million white British Kids in 2 decades.

Who’s saying Muslim invaders are history in India? Our ancestors sacrificed themselves to save our traditions and culture. Still, Invasions happened and keep happening…. We have to save our ancient legacy from this cult. ~ @divyanGeeky

The single biggest success of Leftists-Jehadi nexus has been the erasure of 800 years of defeat of Islamic invaders by Hindu kings, especially the Rajputs of Rajasthan . The history writing of this nation is a con job of humongous proportions and till we Hindus address it aggressively , a vast section of Hindus will continue to believe that we were slaves for 1000 years whereas the truth is that Islamists could not enslave us for a single day . It is the highest degree of ingratitude to our glorious forefathers and foremothers that their success of pushing back Islamic invasions has been erased from Hindu consciousness . Entire history curriculum of this nation is a pile o filth generated by Leftist crooks and thugs masquerading as historians . There can be no Hindu resurgence till we reclaim the lost glory of our valorous ancestors who kept us Hindus through unbelievable acts of chivalry and wisdom . I invoke the Hindu Samaj to wake up and take notice at Madhda, Keshod , Gujarat at the centenary celebrations of param Poojya Devi Sonal Maa .

Why does the world want to dismantle only hindutva and not the ideologies that actually preach hate? If we look back, we will find that even after dividing our Nation on Hindu / Muslim lines, we never learnt anything and went on eulogizing our invaders while Vilifying our culture that never invaded any country or never killed or r@ped innocent people or kids in name of ideology/God. (Recent example of Israel is in front of us). Why did this happen? Why even after so many invasions before our independence, we never learnt to be alert about faiths that are intolerant to our very existence? That's because we never knew how the organized but barbaric ideologies work. Organized ideologies have a full proof plan documented in their books , about how to control their own people and expand their territory, so that the whole world comes under their control. We were deliberately kept ignorant about such ideologies and instead were taught that all ideologies preach peace and love. If that is the case , why does the world want to dismantle only hindutva and not other faiths? Hindutva means freedom. Every person is free to choose or worship one’s own deity in their own way. Every person is free to choose one's own path for either liberation or heaven or hell. That creates diversity. That creates difficulty for certain trade lobbies to bring control over people. Fir example, People following hindutva can choose patanjali even over MNCs. If you have seen, some ideologies restrict their people to buy things only recommended or certified by their religious/ideological masters. Such control is not possible on people following Hindutva. So this explains why the world dislikes hindutva, basically trade lobbies dislike them and then these trade lobbies create narratives to vilify hindutva and create perception against hindutva throughout the world. How can we forget the toolkit created by UPA called "saffron terror"? Why am I writing about this? Elections are coming , there is a lobby that is trying to divide us on the basis of caste, language, region and deity. Perhaps that wasn't enough that the same lobby is busy creating a divide between various Indic faiths like Hindus vs Sikh or Hindus vs Jain. Right from independence many parties are created based on region, language, caste etc. Was their ideology any different from Congress? All were involved in corruption, creating their own ecosystem and their supremos became super rich without doing any business(rags to riches). Their only business was controlling the media and dividing Hindus on various party lines. No one was bothered about our heritage or culture. Everyone was busy celebrating non-Hindu festivals and appeasing minorities while Vilifying Brahmins that were the strength of hindutva. Today when I see Hindus disrespecting Brahmins who are called for any religious rituals, be it marriage or Puja, I feel sad as I feel we have lost the essence of hindutva due to the impact of our education/entertainment that portrayed Brahmins as evil beings. There are bad elements in every community but that doesn't give anyone a right to ridicule every person of that community, unless the religious scriptures of such a community itself are spreading hate. Many toolkits will come to divide us , let's not fall prey to any such toolkits. Let's not fight amongst each other when provoked by any SM handle as we never know whether that handle is charging money to divide the majority. We all are different in every way and we all love our way, so don't criticize anyone unless it's harmful for other communities. Don't mock anyone for their eating habits. Let our diversity be our strength. I think our diversity has saved us from various invasions. Don't allow our enemies to use our diversity as a fault-line to divide us. If we get divided , our enemy can easily destroy us. DGP

Very well articulated modus operandi of the Muslim invasion. The writing is on the wall History tells us that Muslims follow a similar pattern when they emigrate from their countries of origin in Dar al-Islam (the Islamic world) to infidel lands such as those in the West. First, a fairly small number go to the U.K. and establish a presence, a beachhead or colony if you will. Because they are small in number, they take pains not to cause trouble or attract attention. Over time, as their numbers grow and an Islamic diaspora is formed, they begin making relatively modest demands, such as the serving of halal foods, the provision of special times/places for daily prayer, and so on. As their numbers trend into the double-digits as a percentage of the population, Muslims begin becoming more assertive, even aggressive, in their demands. In the vernacular, they start flexing their muscles demographically. Muslims-only areas near major cities begin to form, and within them, sharia law is enacted and enforced by “sharia patrols” and the like. It is around this time that attacks upon infidels ~ especially infidel women and children ~ begin to ramp up, both in duration and intensity. Mobs of Muslim youths begin setting fire to cars en mass, vandalizing churches and synagogues, or committing acts of rape and other forms of assault. Officials pass these acts off as more-or-less random acts of crime, but in reality, they are the beginnings of a campaign of jihad. As the Islamic presence grows further, their increasing numbers embolden the trouble-makers, who begin to wage acts of low-intensity warfare upon surrounding society. We see this in places like Sweden, where police stations have had to fortify themselves against small arms fire and grenade attacks. Or in the Islamic ghettos outside of Paris, France ~ which are so violent and dangerous that emergency fire and medical personnel will only enter with an armed escort. By this time, the Muslims are quite open about their control of certain sectors of major cities. When several hundred of them decide it is time for prayer and roll out their prayer mat en-mass and pray towards Mecca, there isn’t a whole lot the authorities can do about it, even though the “migrants” have closed down a major traffic thoroughfare in the process! These are signs of domination, of rule over the kafir or infidel. And the Muslims know it… just as they also know they are doing as their prophet commanded. The tipping point into generalized civil unrest occurs somewhere in between this stage and the time during which the believers attain numbers sufficient to allow them to wage irregular warfare against others whom they deem targets. Using such events in Africa as a guide, this can occur with 20-30% of the population being Muslim, sometimes more, depending on local circumstances and other variables. If the government is pro-Muslim, as it was in the Sudan during the 1990s Darfur crisis, serious trouble can erupt quite early on. Of course, no civilized person wishes for any of this mayhem, chaos, or violence to occur, but ordinary people often have no say in the matter and therefore must take prudent steps to protect themselves and their loved ones.

The Israeli army eliminated the head of the Hamas air force, Asema Abu Raqabe. - IDF press service. He was responsible for drone attacks on Israeli army posts and was involved in planning the militant invasion on October 7.

We are preparing for a ground invasion. I won't give the details, the Date for the Ground Invasion of the Gaza Strip has been Set": Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

Stop the invasion, save Europe! 🇵🇱Polish MEP Dominik Tarczynski roasts corrupt 🇪🇺EU politicians who wanted to dump illegal immigrants in Poland. "We don't want your doctors. We don't need your engineers. Take them all and pay them!" said Dominik.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared a "migrant invasion" on the southern borders of the US. He has invoked the “invasion clauses” of the US Constitution and his state Constitution. The last time any US state declared an invasion was during WWII

The Guardian: Elon Musk accused the George Soros Foundation of wanting to destroy Western civilization. The businessman did this in response to a message from one user who shared footage of people arriving on the Italian island of Lampedusa from North Africa, which spoke of an “invasion of Europe led by George Soros.” Soros has repeatedly been the target of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.