Pointer to Eternity with Dr. Georgy

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard unveils a new underground “missile city”. (Open Source Intel on X)

On normal days, on this screen in the city of Hamedan, there is a clock that counts down. What's special about this clock is that it counts down 25 years until the destruction of Israel (according to Khamenei's schedule, by the way). The screen has been installed there for over 8 years, except that every time the power went out, it would reset and restart the countdown. This year, due to the multiple power outages, it reset many times, until finally the screen burned out and turned off. It's a bit ironic that the clock for Israel's destruction was destroyed because of the energy crisis that may topple the regime.

Hamas “Journalist” spokesman Anas al-Ashraf covers the protests in Gaza as follows: "A march in Beit Lahia demanding an end to the war and Israeli bombings, and a call to protect the residents who have suffered fatigue from displacement and dispersal. This is the message of its people and the country to the world, on the importance of forcing the Israeli occupation to stop the shedding of the blood of women and children." He later deleted the tweet… He’s also being hunted by Israel for being part of Hamas … (Open Source Intel on X)

Palestinians are demonstrating in Gaza… Al-Jzeera refuses to film the demonstrations, cause they are anti Hamas. Hamas supporters on social Media: “it’s an anti Israel protest” All they do is lie

A powerful statement from Mike Huckabee, the designated US Ambassador to Israel, explaining why Israel is fighting in Gaza.

The US continues to strike the Houthis!!

The world demands Israel fight terrorism with its hands tied behind its back—and then it condemns Israel for surviving. Here's the truth: if Hamas laid down its weapons, there would be peace. If Israel did, there would be no Israel.

From Syria: Four killed and several wounded by IDF gunfire in the village of Kuya, west of Daraa

Report in Politico: A storm in the White House following the report that an Atlantic journalist, Jeffrey Goldberg, was mistakenly included in a group that passed classified information, added to the group by Mike Waltz. The status of National Security Advisor Mike Waltz is not sure, many now estimate that he will not survive - and Trump is expected to decide in the next 48 hours whether to keep him in office.

Fires rage in southern Chile

Attacks in Yemen: The Houthi rebels in Yemen confirm that seven of their officers have been killed in recent days. The Houthis did not specify where or when the officers were killed, clarifying that they were killed "on the fronts of glory and honor." Since the beginning of the month, the Houthis have announced sixty deaths, most of them military personnel, including forty-five officers who have been killed since the beginning of the latest American attacks in Yemen.

Demonstrations begin in Gaza for the first time to end the war - and also to call on Hamas to end the fighting

That’s why Israel is the 8th happiest nation in the world according to the 2025 world happiness report.

British police show up at 2am at the home of a woman with her autistic son to ask her to delete some videos posted on social media because they have caused anxiety to someone. JD Vance is right.

In response to Pollack's remarks, Britain's Minister for Africa and a member of the House of Lords tried to downplay the seriousness of the situation, claiming that "the real problem is that aid is not getting into Gaza at all." Lord Pollack responded firmly: "The problem is not whether the aid is coming in, but to whom it is going! How can we remain silent when we know that the aid we are funding is not going to those who really need it – but to the terrorists who have committed the atrocities? It is time for the British government to open its eyes and confront reality – Hamas is using humanitarian aid as a tool of war, and UNRWA is not the solution, but part of the problem."

Lord Stuart Pollack in a speech in the British House of Lords: "UNRWA is not the solution, but part of the problem" For the first time in the House of Lords in Britain, Lord Stuart Pollack, a senior British politician and member of the professional advisory committee of the "Jerusalem Center for Foreign and Security Affairs", delivered a sharp speech in support of Israel, in which he revealed shocking evidence about the exploitation of humanitarian aid that reaches Hamas. Lord Pollack quoted Eli Sharabi, a survivor of Hamas captivity, who told how he saw with his own eyes the terrorists transporting humanitarian aid boxes with the symbols of the UN and UNRWA straight into the tunnels. "Dozens of boxes, purchased with the money of your governments in Europe and the West, fed the terrorists who tortured me and murdered my family. They would eat many meals a day from the UN aid before our eyes, and we received nothing," Sharabi said in his famous speech at the UN.

Palestinian Report: One of the founders of Hamas, Jaber Amar “Abu Ali,” has been eliminated in an IDF strike in Gaza.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen: The United States is putting unacceptable pressure on Greenland.

Why did Israel attack the Palmyra and T-4 (Titas) airports in Syria once again last night? Turkey is planning on building a Ramstein-sized military base in Palmyra. Syria's Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham led interim govt handed over Tiyas Airbase — while Turkish bombs rain on Kurdish civilians in the north. The Neo-Ottoman claws just got longer… and closer to Israel.

The Iranian rial exchange rate has reached a new low - at approximately 1,039,000 rials to one US dollar