The recent unsealing of a federal indictment in Manhattan has shed light on a long-standing investigation into the 1994 bombing at a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. This tragic event, claiming the lives of 85 people, has remained unresolved for nearly three decades. The indictment points fingers at Samuel Salman El Reda, a 58-year-old man residing in Lebanon, alleging his involvement in orchestrating the attack. El Reda, according to prosecutors, played a pivotal role in providing critical information that facilitated the operatives responsible for the devastating bombing. Despite the passage of time, he remains at large, accused of being…
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The Israel Defense Forces recently unveiled their discovery of the largest Hamas attack tunnel ever found, located in the northern Gaza Strip near the Erez border crossing. Stretching approximately four kilometers, this tunnel, reaching depths of around 50 meters underground, seemed spacious enough in parts to accommodate vehicles, although it did not breach Israeli territory. Close to the Erez Crossing, which historically allowed Palestinian civilians access to Israel for work and medical needs until an assault by Hamas on October 7, the IDF, employing advanced intelligence and technology, unearthed and neutralized this extensive network. Despite a map outlining the tunnel’s…
In a recent development reported by the official Irna news agency, an agent purportedly affiliated with the Mossad, Israel’s intelligence service, has faced execution in Iran. The Irna report stated that this individual had allegedly been in communication with foreign services, specifically the Mossad, gathering classified information. It’s reported that the accused collaborated with associates to provide documents to foreign services, including the Mossad, without disclosing the individual’s name or the exact location where this alleged exchange occurred. According to Irna, the individual was charged with delivering classified information to a Mossad officer with the intention of supporting groups and…
German and Dutch authorities have apprehended four individuals suspected of involvement in a cross-border Hamas terror plot aimed at acquiring weapons to target Jewish institutions in Europe. Additionally, Denmark detained three others on separate terrorism charges, all potentially linked to Hamas, signaling a serious security threat, as highlighted by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, who deemed it as severe as it gets. The federal prosecutor’s office in Germany stated that three men were taken into custody in Berlin and one in Rotterdam. These individuals, described as long-standing Hamas members with ties to its military wing, were alleged to have engaged in…
Tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East as Iranian-backed proxies step up their assaults on U.S. forces. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian issued a foreboding caution, expressing concerns that the ongoing conflict in Gaza could ignite a larger, uncontrollable chain of events involving Lebanon, Yemen, and potentially more countries. He highlighted the frequent alerts received from the U.S. regarding targeted attacks on American bases in Syria and Iraq by various groups. This warning follows the recent U.S. veto of a United Nations Security Council resolution advocating for an immediate cease-fire. U.S. Deputy Permanent Representative Robert A. Wood labeled the…
At the COP28 climate summit held in Dubai, the collaborative effort between the United States and the United Arab Emirates to spearhead climate-resilient agriculture worldwide has surged in funding, surpassing $17 billion. This financial boost, announced on December 8, marks a significant advancement from its inception at COP26 in Glasgow in 2021 and draws support from governmental bodies, corporations, and non-governmental organizations. The Agricultural Innovation Mission for Climate, abbreviated as AIM for Climate, tackles a crucial aspect of environmental impact: food and farming practices, which contribute roughly one-third of human-induced greenhouse gas emissions, according to the United Nations’ Food and…
The primary focus of discussions revolves around addressing the use of fossil fuels, a significant contributor to climate change. Activists, experts, and many developing nations advocate for a swift phase-out of these fuels in favor of cleaner energy alternatives. However, there’s contention between those pushing for rapid action and others, including big energy companies and oil-rich nations, advocating for a slower and less definitive “phase down.” Despite the complexity ahead, there’s a sense of optimism among participants, especially due to a day off on Thursday. U.S. Special Envoy John Kerry acknowledges the complexities but expresses hopefulness in finding viable options.…
In the Red Sea’s international waters, a distressing event unfolded on Sunday as three commercial ships faced harrowing attacks, an incident attributed to Houthi militants. Amid the already heightened tensions in the Middle East sparked by the Israel-Hamas conflict, these assaults marked a troubling escalation. The U.S. Central Command raised alarms, emphasizing the gravity of these attacks, branding them a direct threat to global commerce and the security of maritime passages. The safety of diverse international crews navigating through the critical shipping lane, which traverses between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, was jeopardized by this perilous episode. Amidst accusations hurled…
The US government and the oil industry have jointly unveiled extensive plans to drastically cut down on methane emissions, a particularly potent greenhouse gas linked to heightened global temperatures. During the ongoing 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai (COP28), a coalition of 50 major oil and gas companies has committed to a deal aiming to reduce methane emissions to 0.2% by 2030. This initiative, called the Oil and Gas Decarbonization Compact, mandates an 80% to 90% reduction in methane emissions within the next five years, requiring participating companies to submit monitoring records to an international verification body. Fred…
The upcoming COP28 in Dubai is poised to be a crucial platform for global leaders, businesses, and civil society to address the pressing climate crisis. However, recent reports indicate that despite efforts, the world is falling short of meeting the Paris Agreement’s target of limiting temperature rise to 1.5C. Recognizing the urgency, advocates are pushing for increased focus on harnessing the potential of the ocean to combat climate change. Restoring mangrove forests and leveraging tidal energy are among the suggested solutions that ocean campaigners believe can significantly contribute to climate mitigation efforts. Since COP25 in 2019, discussions around ocean-related issues…
