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November 15, 2023
Jack Montgomery
War
World

Qatar Strikes 3-Day Truce Deal with Hamas, Israel Negotiating.

A three-day Gaza truce has been negotiated with Hamas by the State of Qatar, the wealthy oil kingdom that plays host to the senior leadership of Hamas. The deal, which would entail the release of around 50 hostages, has been coordinated with the Joe Biden regime in the United States.

Sources say the deal would also involve the release of Palestinians, supposedly women and children, currently held in Israeli prisons, although the numbers that would be involved are currently unclear.

Hamas has already agreed to the deal in principle, although the Israelis have not, and are still negotiating specific terms.

The Israelis have signaled any truce would be temporary, with war cabinet member Benny Gantz warning on Wednesday: “Even if we are required to pause fighting in order to return our hostages, there will be no stopping the combat and the war until we achieve our goals.”

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A three-day Gaza truce has been negotiated with Hamas by the State of Qatar, the wealthy oil kingdom that plays host to the senior leadership of Hamas. The deal, which would entail the release of around 50 hostages, has been coordinated with the Joe Biden regime in the United States. show more
November 15, 2023
Jake Welch
World

Biden Govt Gifts Another $10 BILLION… to Iran.

The Biden government will allow the terrorist-supporting Iranian government to access at least $10 billion more from hitherto frozen funds held in Iraq.

A new sanctions waiver would extend billions in relief to Iran, despite President Biden only having criticized the Iranian regime’s funding of terrorist groups in the wake of Hamas’ violent incursion into Israel last month. The waiver would also allow Iraq to transfer frozen electricity payments to Iranian-owned bank accounts in Oman and Europe.

The Biden government will insist the money can only be used for non-sanctioned activities. Yet, Republican congressmen pointed out the folly in this approach as, even if the money is used in accordance with the US’ wishes, it will free up money elsewhere to continue funding groups like Hamas.

“The world is living in a post-October 7th world, but the White House is still running an Oct. 6 policy toward Iran,” said Richard Goldberg, a senior adviser at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

“Why should Iran have any access to more than $10 billion after sponsoring one of the worst terrorist attacks against American citizens and the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust? It would make more sense to freeze all of these accounts and keep every penny out of Tehran’s hands,” he added.

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The Biden government will allow the terrorist-supporting Iranian government to access at least $10 billion more from hitherto frozen funds held in Iraq. show more
November 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
TECH
World

Pentagon Gave $30m to CCP ‘Talent Plan’ Protege Developing AI for Chinese Military.

The Pentagon provided Song-Chun Zhu, a formerly California-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) specialist now working for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), with $30 million in federal grants.

Zhu, who established an institute near Wuhan while he was supposed to be directing an AI center at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), previously told the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference the AI race currently underway is “equivalent to [developing] the ‘atomic bomb’ in the information technology field.”

The Department of Defense (DOD) may have had this latter-day Manhattan Project in mind when it was feeding Zhu tens of millions in grant money, but it does not seem to have adequately considered whether he might take the know-how and expertise they were helping him develop to the CCP.

Zhu was scooped up by a CCP “talent plan” aimed specifically at acquiring technological developments from overseas. He now leads the Wuhan Institute for Artificial Intelligence and the Beijing Institute for General Artificial Intelligence, which has reportedly recruited several of Zhu’s former students at UCLA.

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The Pentagon provided Song-Chun Zhu, a formerly California-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) specialist now working for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), with $30 million in federal grants. show more
November 12, 2023
Jake Welch
News
World

Germany Bans Public Support for Hamas.

The German government has introduced a ban on any public display of support for the terrorist organization Hamas in an effort to counter the country’s growing anti-Semitism. The ban also incorporates the Hamas-sympathizing Samidoun group, which organized celebrations in Berlin immediately after the violent attack on Israel on October 7.

The federal Interior Minister, Nancy Faeser, announced earlier this week, “With Hamas, I have today completely banned the activities of a terrorist organisation whose aim is to destroy the state of Israel.”

“Holding spontaneous ‘jubilant celebrations’ here in Germany in response to Hamas’s terrible terrorist attacks against Israel demonstrates Samidoun’s antisemitic, inhuman worldview in a particularly sickening way,” she added.

The announcement was praised by the German police union, who said the move would simplify their task in combating those celebrating anti-Israeli or antisemitic violence.

The U.S. State Department similarly supported the move, with the agency’s spokesman, Matthew Miller, explaining: “Germany’s decision to ban activities supporting Hamas, which builds on the E.U.’s designation to fully restrict and criminalize support of the terrorist group.”

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The German government has introduced a ban on any public display of support for the terrorist organization Hamas in an effort to counter the country's growing anti-Semitism. The ban also incorporates the Hamas-sympathizing Samidoun group, which organized celebrations in Berlin immediately after the violent attack on Israel on October 7. show more
Iceland
November 10, 2023
News
Science
World

23,000 Earthquakes in Just Weeks Raise Fears of Volcanic Eruption.

Iceland has recorded thousands of earthquakes, localized in the Reykjanes Peninsula, in recent days, with the Nordic country evacuating its famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa amid fears of a possible volcanic eruption.

The effects of the recent earthquakes were felt as far as Borgarnes town, 51 kilometers (~32 miles) away from the peninsula. The Icelandic Meteorological Office (IMO) has documented more than 23,000 tremors since October, including an earthquake of magnitude 5.0 on November 2nd, the largest spike in activity since tremors began.

The Reykjanes Peninsula laid dormant for an estimated 800 years before an eruption in 2021. There are around 130 volcanoes across the island nation, most of which are active.

The country’s weather service says it is monitoring the situation, somewhat downplaying the activity by noting “the seismic activity… is an example of this episodic seismic activity that can be expected while magma accumulation is in progress,” and that larger earthquakes “[do] not necessarily mean an increased rate of magma accumulation.”

 

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Iceland has recorded thousands of earthquakes, localized in the Reykjanes Peninsula, in recent days, with the Nordic country evacuating its famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa amid fears of a possible volcanic eruption. show more
November 9, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Breaking
World

BREAKING: Spanish Populist Leader SHOT in The Face.

Alejandro Vidal-Quadras, a co-founder and former president of the populist Vox party in Spain, has been shot in the face in the national capital of Madrid.

Santiago Abascal, the party’s current leader, says the 78-year-old appears to be “out of danger” following the shooting, carried out on a street in the center of Madrid around 1:30 p.m. local time. No suspect description or possible motive had been disclosed as of the time of publication.

Before starting Vox, Vidal-Quadras was a prominent member of the establishment right Popular Party, acting as its leader in Catalonia and serving in the European Parliament.

Similar in outlook to Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in France, Vox has been gaining popularity rapidly on a eurosceptic, anti-mass migration platform, bolstered by opposition to lockdowns during the Wuhan virus pandemic.

Founded in 2013, it has gone from securing less than 0.25 percent of the vote in its first outings to being a top-three party in multiple elections, with the Popular Party turning to it to form coalition governments at the regional level.

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Alejandro Vidal-Quadras, a co-founder and former president of the populist Vox party in Spain, has been shot in the face in the national capital of Madrid. show more
yanise arab
November 9, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Education
World

WATCH: College Prof Screams at Jewish Student ‘Go Back to Poland!’

A college professor at the University of Montreal has allegedly been caught on camera telling a Jewish student to “go back to Poland,” as well as screaming expletives such as “your mother is a whore” and “son of a bitch” in Hebrew.

Social media sleuths were quick to identify lecturer Yanise Arab as the culprit at the incident that took place at Concordia University on Wednesday, November 8th 2023.

https://twitter.com/AntisemitismCA/status/1722589743622270985

Arab, whose university profile describes him as an expert on the State of Palestine, colonization and decolonization, emigration and immigration, and “modern times”, did not respond to a request for comment from The National Pulse.

The incident began when Jewish students were raising awareness about hostages held by Hamas, and an anti-Israel counter-protest ensued. Two security guards aged 54 and 19, as well as a student aged 23, are reported injured. A 22-year-old student arrested for the attack on the older security guard.

“These anti-Semitic and violent acts are completely unacceptable and must be condemned by all,” said Yair Szlak, who heads the Canadian Jewish organization Federation CJA.

The news comes as a day after college professor Loay Alnaji was identified as the killer of Jewish protestor Paul Kessler in California.

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A college professor at the University of Montreal has allegedly been caught on camera telling a Jewish student to "go back to Poland," as well as screaming expletives such as "your mother is a whore" and "son of a bitch" in Hebrew. show more
November 8, 2023
Jake Welch
World

Brazil’s Govt Threatens to Withhold Welfare If Parents Don’t Vaccinate Their Children.

The far-left government of Brazil is preparing to cut family welfare payments if parents refuse to vaccinate their children with mRNA COVID-19 jabs at least once a year, despite there being no evidence to suggest coronavirus is harmful to young children.

The government, led by President Luiz da Silva, announced COVID vaccines will be added to Brazil’s National Immunisation Program (PNI), which mandates a number of different vaccines for children. Those who fail to comply will be deprived of state support, including the “Bolsa Familia” program – the largest welfare program in the country, aimed at combating hunger.

“For all born or who are in Brazil, aged between 6 months and under 5 years, the vaccine becomes mandatory in the vaccination calendar,” explained Ethel Maciel, the country’s Secretary of Health and Environment Surveillance.

“It is an important change, aligned with the World Health Organization, in which the vaccine against covid-19 is incorporated into our National Immunization Program,” she added.

The mandate comes despite increased evidence of potential adverse effects among children after receiving coronavirus vaccines, including children having their immune system “reprogrammed” for up to six months after getting the shot. Similarly, Israel’s 8-year-old vaccine poster boy, Yonatan Moshe Erlichmann, died in the bath after unexpectedly having a heart attack last month.

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The far-left government of Brazil is preparing to cut family welfare payments if parents refuse to vaccinate their children with mRNA COVID-19 jabs at least once a year, despite there being no evidence to suggest coronavirus is harmful to young children. show more
November 8, 2023
Jake Welch
World

‘Anne Frank’ Kindergarten To Be Renamed In Accordance With ‘Wishes From Migrant-Background Parents’.

A German daycare center named in honor of Anne Frank is preparing to change its name to “World Explorer” in order to suit the wishes of parents from “migrant backgrounds.”

Parents and teachers from the small town of Tangerhütte complained alike that the name is too elusive for young children and fails to reflect the area’s “focus on diversity,” despite the kindergarten having been given the name back in the 1970s.

The head of the daycare center noted that small children find it difficult to fully understand the history of the Jewish diarist, who died in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp at the height of the Holocaust.

The mayor of the town similarly chimed in, stating, “Tangerhütte, with its educational institutions and all its civic engagement, stands for an open-minded Germany.”

The decision quickly drew backlash, with Vice President of the International Auschwitz Committee, Christoph Heubner, explaining, “If one is willing to dismiss one’s own history so carelessly, especially in these times of new antisemitism… and if Anne Frank’s name is perceived as unsuitable in public space, one can only become fearful and anxious when it comes to the culture of remembrance in our country.”

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A German daycare center named in honor of Anne Frank is preparing to change its name to "World Explorer" in order to suit the wishes of parents from "migrant backgrounds." show more
ukraine
November 7, 2023
William Upton
War
World

Zelensky Says Those Calling for Ukrainian Elections Are ‘Irresponsible’.

In a Monday video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said calls for holding an election are irresponsible in the midst of the nation’s ongoing military conflict with Russia. “We all understand that now, in wartime, when there are many challenges, it is utterly irresponsible to engage in topics related to an election in such a frivolous manner,” Zelensky said, before adding: “I believe that it’s not the right time for elections.”

The prospects of Zelensky moving forward with the 2024 Ukrainian presidential election have been murky for some time. Over 100 NGOs, several of which are funded by George Soros, recently made a public appeal asking that the elections be delayed. The ostensibly pro-democracy groups reasoned that an election could risk a “loss of legitimacy” for Zelensky’s government and undermine the war effort if he underperforms expectations. ““Elections alone do not constitute democracy,” the groups argued.

Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska appeared uncertain whether her husband would even run for re-election should they be held. While in Washington, D.C. with her husband to lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill for billions more in U.S. taxpayer dollars to be sent to Ukraine as military aid, the Ukrainian first lady appeared to indicate she was encouraging her husband to bow out of politics.

“Even when he ran for the first time, I didn’t fully endorse it,” Olena Zelenska said on CBS’s ‘Face the Nation’. “But if he runs again, if he runs for the second time, if he decided it is necessary — well, we have some experience, we’ve been there.” Zelenska went on to suggest next year’s election may not occur at all.

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In a Monday video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said calls for holding an election are irresponsible in the midst of the nation's ongoing military conflict with Russia. "We all understand that now, in wartime, when there are many challenges, it is utterly irresponsible to engage in topics related to an election in such a frivolous manner," Zelensky said, before adding: "I believe that it’s not the right time for elections." show more