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Unbiased headline news – Several Palestinian prisoners held by Israel have died in custody since last October, while Israeli soldiers and prison guards face allegations of rape and other violent acts, according to a commission. The Palestinian Commission of Detainees’ Affairs, a governmental entity of the Palestinian Authority, has previously reported abuses by Israeli guards against Palestinian prisoners, including incidents of broken bones and being stripped naked for torture. The commission stated that Palestinians have been “targeted” by Israelis during the prolonged conflict between Israeli militants and Palestinians. — A 2-year-old boy was “trampled to death,” and three other migrants lost their lives while attempting to cross the English Channel from France to the UK in overcrowded boats, French officials confirmed on Saturday. The unconscious child was discovered aboard an inflatable dinghy from which 15 other migrants were rescued near Calais, as stated by the French Maritime Prefecture in La Manche, Normandy. Authorities have launched criminal investigations into the incident. — A global oil price surge of around 20% could occur if Israel launches missile strikes on Iran’s oil fields, analysts predict. On Thursday, President Joe Biden said the U.S. is in discussions about a possible Israeli strike against Iran’s oil reserves, which could push oil prices back to $100 per barrel, raising gasoline costs in the U.S. and globally. Israel’s potential strike would be in retaliation for Iran’s recent ballistic missile attacks on Israeli targets. — Two boys, aged 12 and 13, have been arrested and charged in connection with a street assault last week on former New York Gov. David Paterson and his 20-year-old stepson on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, according to authorities. The two children, whose names were not released, surrendered at a police station with their parents around 8 p.m. on Saturday, the NYPD said. A third child, who initially turned themself in, was not charged after officers determined they were not involved, officials stated. — A Southern California police officer fatally shot a man who stabbed him during an “unprovoked attack” outside a police headquarters, authorities said. The man, in his 30s, approached the officer outside the front entrance of the Santa Monica Police Department at around 5:20 p.m. on Saturday. Officials said the officer had told the man to wait as he was speaking to another resident. The man then attacked the officer with a knife without warning. — A Minnesota man has been arrested after allegedly threatening to “shoot up” a Minneapolis synagogue, according to officials. On Thursday, a police detail assigned to patrol Temple Israel ahead of the Jewish New Year and the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel was alerted to a man with a firearm outside the synagogue. The man fled but was arrested the following day. Officers, however, did not recover a weapon.

If you thought Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ‘Jewish space lasers’ claim was out of this world. Now she’s hinting that Jewish Democrats are creating hurricanes so Republicans can’t vote. She just comes out and says it to send the message out to her followers and they eat it all up. This is the world we’re living in right now.

A must-see video! Another right-wing radical going to prison for Donald Trump. Tina Peters was sentenced to NINE years for tampering with voting machines when she was the county clerk. She was attempting to cause chaos to the 2020 election. This video shows her actual arrest and sentencing. We discuss how dangerous many in the MAGA cult are and how they feel they are the exception to the rule of law.

Unbiased headline news – Israel’s military reported that eight soldiers were killed during “intense fighting” with Hezbollah militants in southern Lebanon. This announcement follows three days after the military began ground operations in the country. The update on the ground raids comes nearly a year after Israel launched its war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, a response to the Iran-backed group’s October 7th terrorist attack, which also led Hezbollah, an ally of Hamas, to fire rockets into northern Israel. — Political sanctions have been imposed on members of the Russia-based Evil Corp cybercriminal group and its affiliated businesses in collaboration with Britain and Australia, the U.S. Treasury Department said. Evil Corp is known for creating and distributing the Dridex malware, officials said. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Justice announced an indictment against an Evil Corp member for allegedly using BitPaymer ransomware, which targets U.S. victims. — The U.S. military is deploying additional resources to assist those affected by Hurricane Helene. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has authorized up to 1,000 soldiers to aid recovery efforts in the wake of the storm, which has resulted in over 170 deaths and left hundreds missing across the Southeast. The troops, stationed at Fort Liberty in North Carolina, will help distribute food, water, and aid. — Domestic violent extremists pose “the most significant physical threat to government officials, voters, and elections-related personnel and infrastructure, including polling places, ballot drop box locations, voter registration sites, campaign events, political party offices, and vote counting sites,” according to a Department of Homeland Security report. DHS noted that extremists, driven by policy grievances, have increasingly targeted election officials. The overall threat level in the U.S. “will remain high,” according to the agency’s annual threat assessment. — The Department of Homeland Security has announced a ban on importing goods from a Chinese steel manufacturer and a Chinese artificial sweetener producer. The DHS accuses both companies of using forced labor from the Xinjiang region in China. This move expands the U.S. government’s effort to prevent products linked to human rights abuses from entering the country. — Firefighters have successfully put out a massive fire at a recycling facility in western Wisconsin after battling it for over 20 hours. The blaze erupted at Omaha Track in the town of Campbell on French Island, near La Crosse. The facility processes scrap railway ties and other materials into biofuel. Flames and smoke were visible for miles. Campbell Fire Chief Nate Melby said the fire burned through an area equivalent to four football fields of railway ties, along with a 30-foot-high mound of chips.