[ad_1] Over 100,000 people took to the streets in Paris on Sunday to protest the rise in antisemitism taking place since Oct. 7, when Hamas-led terrorists invaded Israel to execute a deadly massacre. As of the day before the protests, French officials had counted 1,247 antisemitic acts in the country …
Read More »Expedition leads to first sighting of endangered species in decades
[ad_1] An expedition through an Indonesian mountain range led to researchers capturing rare video of an endangered species that hasn’t been spotted in over 60 years. Researchers with Expedition Cyclops were able to capture the first-ever photographic evidence of Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna, a critically endangered egg-laying mammal, in Indonesia, according …
Read More »Jewish school in Montreal target of gunfire for second time in a week
[ad_1] A Jewish school in the Canadian city of Montreal was the target of gunfire early Sunday for the second time in a matter of days, antisemitic acts the city’s mayor says cannot be accepted. Bullets struck the Yeshiva Gedola of Montreal in Quebec city’s Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood, a Montreal Police spokesperson told …
Read More »5 US service members killed in military aircraft crash over eastern Mediterranean Sea during training mission
[ad_1] Five U.S. service members were confirmed to have died when their military aircraft crashed over the eastern Mediterranean Sea on Saturday morning during a routine training mission, military officials said Sunday. U.S. European Command (EUCOM) said the aircraft “suffered a mishap” and crashed into the sea during a routine …
Read More »London police seek to ID those in ‘racially aggravated altercation’ at metro station amid anti-Israel protests
[ad_1] British transportation police released images on Sunday while seeking to identify those involved in a “racially aggravated altercation” captured on camera at a London metro station while the city was swarmed by hundreds of thousands of anti-Israel demonstrators demanding a cease-fire in Gaza on Saturday. The London Metropolitan Police …
Read More »‘Devil-like figure’ lost in time uncovered in 230-year-old painting following restoration
[ad_1] A “devil-like figure” featured in a painting by a renowned artist that’s more than 230 years old has been rediscovered after a recent restoration. The discovery came as a result of conservation work done by the National Trust on a painting of a Shakespearean scene by 18th Century artist …
Read More »Hero Israeli tank commander killed after storming Hamas terrorists, saving civilians
[ad_1] JERUSALEM – An Israeli tank commander from the country’s minority Druze community, who was killed in combat in Gaza, should serve as a symbol for all Israelis that in order to defeat darkness the country must unite, the father of the soldier, the highest-ranking military officer to be killed …
Read More »Dominican Republic reports strongest earthquake this year
[ad_1] A 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck the northwest Dominican Republic on Friday near the border with Haiti. The tremor occurred at a depth of 12 miles just west-northwest of Las Matas de Santa Cruz, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Officials in the Dominican Republic said the quake was felt …
Read More »Poland sees massive nationalist march honoring ‘God, family and Fatherland’ after globalist election results
[ad_1] Poland saw a massive demonstration of tens of thousands of nationalists taking to the streets of Warsaw over the weekend honoring “God, family and Fatherland” after recent election wins have sent the country on a more globalist path simultaneously as the war continues in nearby Ukraine. In a march …
Read More »30 taken hostage by suspected Islamic extremists in central Mali bus attack
[ad_1] Suspected Islamic extremists are holding about 30 men from the Dogon ethnic group hostage after ambushing several public transport buses in central Mali earlier this week, a community leader said Friday. Bocar Guindo said that armed men initially kidnapped about 40 people who had been traveling Tuesday between Koro …
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