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After a period of political moderation, critics say Netanyahu not fit or capable to lead country during war
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Is the global wave of antisemitism instigated by the Putin’s Intelligence Service? – GS https://t.co/OuK8FudGCI pic.twitter.com/HGlZpb1xEf
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Live update: Foreign passport holders start to leave Gaza through Rafah crossing for 1st time since start of war https://t.co/GVfgFJtyDN . Click to read ⬇️
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Dozens of foreign passport holders trapped in Gaza are leaving the Strip as the Rafah crossing to Egypt opens for the first time since the devastating Hamas attack on October 7.
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After a period of political moderation, critics say Netanyahu not fit or capable to lead country during war The post Protest leaders, ex-security chiefs step up calls for Netanyahu to resign amid war appeared first on The Times of Israel.
Is the global wave of antisemitism instigated by the Putin’s Intelligence Service? – GS https://t.co/OuK8FudGCI pic.twitter.com/HGlZpb1xEf— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) November 1, 2023 #DOJ DOJ #FBI FBI #CIA CIA #DIA DIA #ODNI ODNI https://t.co/PH3LtsdUTH #News #Times #NewsAndTimes #NT #TNT Putin Russia #Putin #Russia #GRU GRU #Israel IsraelIs Lewiston…
Live update: Foreign passport holders start to leave Gaza through Rafah crossing for 1st time since start of war https://t.co/GVfgFJtyDN . Click to read ⬇️— TOI ALERTS (@TOIAlerts) November 1, 2023 Foreign passport holders start to leave Gaza through Rafah crossing for 1st time since start of war6:14 AM 11/1/2023Dozens of foreign passport holders…
Michael Novakhov’s favorite articles Israel-Hamas War: Open Hatred of Jews Surges Globally, Be it US, China, Russia or Europeposted at 06:40:24 UTC via news18.comIn Los Angeles, a man screaming “kill Jews” attempts to break into a family’s home. In London, girls in a playground are told they are “stinking Jews” and should stay off the slide. In China,…
Selected Articles – The News And Times@ukraine_map: RT by @mikenov: Ukrainian Forces 🇺🇦 have now reported killing over 300,000 Russian Soldiers since February 24, 2022 https://t.co/2G1cTCsHoxUkrainian Forces 🇺🇦 have now reported killing over 300,000 Russian Soldiers since February 24, 2022 pic.twitter.com/2G1cTCsHox— Ukraine Battle Map (@ukraine_map)…
The Israel Defense Force announced earlier today that 9 Soldiers were Killed yesterday in Northern Gaza as a result of an Anti-Tank Guided Missile Attack; 7 of which were part of the 84th “Givati” Brigade and 2 were from the 7th Armored Brigade suggesting that it was likely some… pic.twitter.com/gVyZIKtENR— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) November 1,…
On the Solemnity of All Saints, Pope Francis speaks about the call to holiness and how it is both a gift from God and a journey to be made together with our brothers and sisters and all the Saints who are companions along the way.Read more: https://t.co/UTgqGIV6Vo— Vatican News (@VaticanNews) November 1, 2023
Russia’s like a drug dealer – only takes cash. Desperate to prop up the ailing rouble, Russia imposed additional currency controls, restricting western companies that sell their Russian assets from taking the proceeds in dollars & euros. If they don’t, they face delays or even… pic.twitter.com/bmSTLLxzIs— Glasnost Gone (@GlasnostGone) November 1,…
Israel beefs up defenses around Eilat following Houthi missile launches https://t.co/DWtIujeLCw . Click to read ⬇️— The Times of Israel (@TimesofIsrael) November 1, 2023
The CIA painted a Cold War canvas with abstract art! It supported artists and showcased American freedom through abstraction. #CIA #artists #ColdWar #abstractartist #ArtistOnTwitter https://t.co/wOjKS6GNHJ— Robert Morton (@Robert4787) November 1, 2023
At CIA HQ in Langley, I liked the “Untitled” by Gino Hollander painting, the Enigma machine relic, and the enigmatic “Harmony” Kryptos sculpture with its hidden messages- artifacts showcase its history and the world of espionage. #CIA #Espionage #artifacts https://t.co/PYknV5O3nY pic.twitter.com/ov1mNkE0Q5— Robert Morton (@Robert4787) November 1, 2023…
Three people, two of them Russian-Canadians and one dual citizen of Russia and Tajikistan, were arrested in the Brooklyn borough of New York City on Tuesday for attempting to circumvent US sanctions by shipping dual-use electronic components intended for military use by Moscow in its war against Ukraine, AFP reported. Nikolay Golstev, 37, his wife…
Sign up for our amNY Sports email newsletter to get insights and game coverage for your favorite teams The Brooklyn man accused of killing two neighbors over a noise complaint on Sunday night was shot by law enforcement agents Wednesday morning during a standoff, sources reported. Jason Pass, 47, was rushed to a local hospital; his condition is…
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The Brooklyn man accused of killing two neighbors over a noise complaint on Sunday night was shot by law enforcement agents Wednesday morning during a standoff, sources reported. Jason Pass, 47, was rushed to a local hospital; his condition is not yet known. Authorities said Pass barricaded himself inside a residence on Bay 44th Street in Bath Beach…
An Idaho judge gave quadruple murder suspect Bryan Kohberger’s defense a minor victory last week after denying their efforts to dismiss the indictment against him for the stabbing deaths of four university students last year. Kohberger, who is accused of killing Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle and Ethan Chapin in a 4 a.m. ambush in an…
Russian dictator claimed that the antisemitic riots in Makhachala were the result of manipulations from Western intelligence services, including those conducted from Ukrainian territory, Russian state-run news agency TASS reported on Oct. 31.Putin claimed the manipulations were carried out via social media.Russia’s Foreign Ministry previously accused…
Vladimir Putin vowed to “de-Nazify” Ukraine when his troops invaded last year. Now Russia’s president is under pressure to respond to the worst antisemitic violence to sweep his country in more than a century.The violent scenes across the North Caucasus last weekend, when an angry mob stormed an airport in Dagestan in search of Israeli passengers, were…
The captain of a Russian airplane at Dagestan’s Makhachkala airport on Sunday urged passengers not to “try to open any doors, there is a mob is raging outside!” The aircraft had parked beside another plane that arrived from Tel Aviv just minutes ago. Outside, frightening scenes were unfolding. Dozens of angry men were screaming and running around on…
There is absolutely no doubt that Russia is providing military and technical assistance to Syria and Iran who in turn support Hezbollah, Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad – Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)#UkraineRussiaWar #Kherson #Avdiivka #StormShadow#ATACMS… pic.twitter.com/vrrzrHkRNX— Justus Uwakwe (@JustusUwakwe) November 1, 2023
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Three people, two of them Russian-Canadians and one dual citizen of Russia and Tajikistan, were arrested in the Brooklyn borough of New York City on Tuesday for attempting to circumvent US sanctions by shipping dual-use electronic components intended for military use by Moscow in its war against Ukraine, AFP reported.
Nikolay Golstev, 37, his wife Kristina Puzyreva, 32, and Russian-Tajik citizen Salimdzhon Nariddinov, 52, were arrested for sending “over 300 shipments of restricted items, valued at approximately $10 million, to the Russian battlefield,” said Ivan Arvelo, a special agent with the US Department of Homeland Security. The shipments took place over the course of a year, AFP noted.
The dual-use components sent to Russia by the Brooklyn-based outfit were found in recovered Russian missile systems, drones, tanks and helicopters, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) said. In addition, federal prosecutors were able to seize more than a million dollars in proceeds from the illegal operation.
“These entities unlawfully sourced, purchased and shipped millions of dollars in dual-use electronics from US manufacturers to sanctioned end users in Russia,” read the DOJ statement announcing the charges. “The defendants were aware that the electronics being exported had potential military applications.” The DOJ further alleged that the plot was “a global procurement scheme on behalf of sanctioned Russian entities, including companies affiliated with the Russian military.”
Despite having low tax rates, Ukraine has earned fourth place in the 1841 Foundation’s new “tax hell” ranking as opposed to Russia’s ninth place — based on 2021 data.
Brooklyn is home to a large population of Russian émigrés and is also notorious for its concentration of Russian mafia actors.
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The Brooklyn man accused of killing two neighbors over a noise complaint on Sunday night was shot by law enforcement agents Wednesday morning during a standoff, sources reported.
Jason Pass, 47, was rushed to a local hospital; his condition is not yet known.
Authorities said Pass barricaded himself inside a residence on Bay 44th Street in Bath Beach when NYPD officers and U.S. Marshals attempted to arrest him in connection with the Oct. 29 double homicide in East Flatbush.
The exact nature of Pass’ injuries were not disclosed. Sources familiar with the investigation said he was found to have a knife in his possession.
Jason Pass, 47, was wanted for allegedly executing his neighbors over a noise complaint and has been shot in a Brooklyn standoff.Photo by Lloyd Mitchell 
A backpack could be observed at the scene.Photo by Lloyd Mitchell
Police have been on a manhunt for Pass since Sunday when he allegedly shot and killed 47-year-old Bladimy Mathurin and 27-year-old stepson Mode Chinwai inside an apartment building on Brooklyn Avenue.
Both victims were shot in the head and torso.
Police say Pass lived below his victims and had an ongoing feud with them due to loud footsteps coming from above.
“Based on our investigation we found that there were six previous 311 calls,” Chief of Detectives Joseph Kenny explained Tuesday. “The perpetrator confronts the family members [and] they get into a physical altercation in the hallway where the two victims are subsequently shot.”
This is a developing story; check with amNY.com later for further updates.