Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has vowed to monitor the truce to prevent Israel’s old tricks — bombing under the guise of “security operations.” Meanwhile, global protests from New York to Madrid are demanding accountability, calling for a Palestinian state and freedom for Sumud flotilla detainees still held in Israeli prisons. Terrible News For Netanyahu as Gaza Ceasefire Takes Effect!  As the ceasefire takes hold, the political math turns brutal for Netanyahu: a pause that brings hostages home also strips him of the permanent-emergency footing that kept his far-right partners aligned, invites fresh scrutiny over battlefield decisions and civilian harm, and revives the protest movement that hounded him before the war; if aid convoys roll and IDF units pull back while rocket fire stays low.  Centrists will argue he could have secured the same terms months ago, while hardliners will brand any sustained de-escalation a capitulation and threaten to bolt—leaving him squee...

Gazans and Israelis celebrate ceasefire  deal with hopes for lasting peace  Israel and Hamas signed the first phase of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire/hostage deal in Sharm el-Sheikh; Hamas is to free about 20 living hostages over the coming days in exchange for large-scale prisoner releases, while the IDF begins a partial pullback inside Gaza pending full cabinet ratification and implementation details. Key uncertainties remain—how far Israeli units reposition, the exact prisoner-for-hostage ratios and sequencing , rules on drones and artillery during the pause, and who verifies compliance at crossings—so the first real proof will be actual movements of people and convoys once the truce clock starts. 1 Thessalonians 5 1 Now, brothers and sisters, about times and dates we do not need to write to you, 2 for you know very well that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night. 3 While people are saying, “Peace and safety,” destruction will come on them suddenly, as labor pa...

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Here’s the latest as of today Thu, Oct 9, 2025: Deal status: Israel and Hamas signed the first phase of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire/hostage agreement in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Israel’s full cabinet is convening to ratify it; approval is widely expected.  Immediate timeline: Ceasefire is slated to start within ~24 hours of cabinet approval . Live updates from multiple outlets indicate votes and logistics are being finalized tonight.  If the cabinet signs off tonight (Oct 9, 2025), a ceasefire “within 24 hours” sounds clean, but in practice it rides on a stack of moving parts that can slip by hours or days: verified hostage lists and proof-of-life; the exact sequencing of prisoner releases; deconfliction corridors for aid convoys; border gate staffing and scanner uptime at Rafah/Kerem Shalom; and written rules on drones, artillery counter-battery, and IDF unit pullbacks so a single misread radar track doesn’t restart shooting. Add the political ballast—Netanyahu keeping...

In this 40-minute explosive speech, Prof. Richard D. Wolff analyzes whether Benjamin Netanyahu has officially been ousted from the Prime Minister's chair. From massive street protests to political chaos in the Knesset, this video breaks down the political earthquake shaking Israel and the Middle East. Israel Heats Up! 🔥 Netanyahu Ousted? Shocking Political Chaos| Richard Wolff As of today (Oct 9, 2025) Benjamin Netanyahu is still Israel’s prime minister. His coalition has been shaky at times—opposition attempts to dissolve the Knesset failed in June, and far-right partners are balking at the new Gaza ceasefire deal—but there’s been no vote or legal step removing him from office.  What’s new is the ceasefire/hostage agreement pushed by the U.S., which could strain his coalition but not (yet) topple it. Reports today describe cabinet tensions over approving the deal; critics say it could help or hurt his standing depending on outcomes.  Latest reliable coverage on Netanyahu’...

Cargo theft is spiking, and the high-profile Santo Spirits tequila heist that 60 Minutes just reported—24,000 bottles diverted through a sophisticated double-brokering scam—shows how cyber-enabled fraud now targets routine freight. In the segment and follow-ups, investigators described criminals posing as legitimate carriers, spoofing documents and GPS, and rerouting loads to phantom warehouses; LAPD later recovered about 11,000 bottles, but one truck and the thieves remain missing.  This theft is part of a broader wave: CargoNet/Verisk tracked thousands of incidents and big year-over-year increases, with California and Texas leading recent surges, and average losses per load rising.  Federal agencies are flagging the cyber angle. The FBI’s IC3 says internet-enabled fraud losses hit records, and FMCSA has moved to tighten identity/registration rules to curb sham carriers and unlawful double-brokering.  Against this backdrop, a long-running debate persists: is there really...

  Woke San Francisco judge set to grant early release to 91-time felon just five years after he killed two women while high on meth A San Francisco judge is considering granting early release to a 91-time felon just five years after he allegedly killed two women while driving high on meth.  Career criminal Troy McAlister  was arrested in 2020 after he fatally struck two women, Hanako Abe, 27, and Elizabeth Platt, 60, on New Year's Eve in a crosswalk, according to authorities.  McAlister, who was on parole and allegedly operating a stolen vehicle while high on meth and under the influence of  alcohol , is facing vehicular manslaughter charges over their senseless deaths.  But now the alleged killer could see the light of day again as Superior Court Judge Michael Begert is set to possibly have McAlister avoid prosecution through a diversion program.  On Friday, McAlister appeared in court with his attorney Scott Grant who requested his cli...

For decades, documentation of mass killings of Palestinians has often followed a familiar arc: initial denial or deflection, widespread confusion, and later verification by investigations, courts, or official commissions. From events in the late 1940s and 1950s to recent strikes in Gaza, records show how early narratives can shift once evidence is gathered and reviewed. Historical cases help frame the pattern. The 1956 Kafr Qasim killings and the 1982 Sabra and Shatila massacre were initially met with denial or minimization; later, official inquiries and international reporting established responsibility and complicity. Israel’s own Kahan Commission found Israel “indirectly responsible” for allowing allied militias into the camps, underscoring how official narratives can change under investigation.  Independent and civil-society monitors have compiled extensive records on Palestinian civilian deaths across multiple operations in Gaza and the West Bank. These datasets, while debated...

Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss claims that Speaker Mike Johnson may be using the government shutdown to delay a vote that would force the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. They reference Representative Thomas Massie’s statement that he has enough votes for a discharge petition and argue Johnson is keeping Congress in recess to block it. Thomas Massie Reveals REAL REASON The Gov’t Is Shut Down!  In a recent segment, comedian Jimmy and Kurt Metzger discussed a theory gaining traction in Washington: that House Speaker Mike Johnson is leveraging the government shutdown to block a vote on releasing Jeffrey Epstein’s files. They referenced statements by Representative Thomas Massie suggesting there are enough votes for a discharge petition to force the issue — but Johnson is allegedly keeping Congress in recess to prevent it. At the center of the discussion is newly elected Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva. She has publicly said she will vote to release the Epstein ...

  🚨BREAKING 🇪🇸 Spain declares it will cut all ties with Israel, marking a major diplomatic shift. pic.twitter.com/yePvJ5aNVW — WAR (@warsurveillance) October 7, 2025

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In a recent discussion, Dr. John Campbell spoke passionately about what he sees as serious risks tied to the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines .  In this segment Dr. John Campbell expresses intense frustration over the suffering caused by the COVID-19 vaccine, emphasizing that its lipid nanoparticles do not remain local but instead distribute systemically throughout the body, potentially harming various organs, including the heart and reproductive tissues. He and Jimmy discuss how mRNA vaccines lead to unpredictable doses of spike protein , which can trigger autoimmunity and immune dysregulation , raising concerns over long-term health effects such as cancer. The conversation touches on regulatory failures, suggesting that authorities worldwide were egregiously wrong about vaccine behavior and have withdrawn important critical papers while allowing flawed ones to remain. They also discuss personal anecdotes of vaccine injury and issue a call for a moratorium on current mRNA technology, rei...