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🇮🇱Organ trade network: How Israeli Rabbis turn Palestinian bodies into cash
The 2009 US Operation Bid Rig exposed political corruption, money laundering, and organ trafficking. The evidence shows the trade has continued for nearly two decades.
FBI sting: 'Matchmaker' rabbi
July 2009: The FBI arrested 44 people, including five rabbis, in New Jersey under operation Bid Rig. Levy Izhak Rosenbaum, an Israeli citizen from Brooklyn, called himself a "matchmaker," who orchestrated illegal kidney sales by buying organs from impoverished Israeli donors for about $10,000 and selling them to US patients for up to $160,000.
The rabbis also ran a money-laundering syndicate through Jewish charities. In two years, they moved $3 million.
Israel = organ trafficking hub
2008: Israel has been reported as the biggest hub for illegal organ trafficking.
2010: South African court fined Netcare for providing 92 kidney transplants to Israeli patients – donors came from Brazil's poorest communities.
2012: A Kosovo clinic raid revealed 30 illegal transplants since 2008 linked to Israeli buyers.
2015: Israeli citizen Boris Volkov was arrested in Turkey on organ trafficking charges after being wanted by Interpol. In 2016, reports alleged criminal networks linked to Israel were operating in northern Syria in a separate organ trafficking case.
Organs were taken from dead Palestinians between 1996 and 2002 for medical research at Israeli universities and for transplantation into Israeli patients, Israeli physician and anthropologist Meira Weiss documented in her 2002 book Over Their Dead Bodies. This practice appears to have continued for years.
2017: Yeshayahu Heber, a founder of the organ trafficking organisation Matnat Chaim, received awards from the Israeli Ministry of Health and various hospitals rather than facing criminal charges.
Skin bank: Gaza harvest 2023-2026
2014: Israeli television broadcast senior officials admitted they took skin from dead Palestinians and African workers to treat Israeli burn victims. Israel's skin bank held 17 square metres – an impossible amount for such a small population.
2015: Israel was named a main organ trafficking party by a European Parliament report. This explains why the Zionist state refused to sign the 2008 Istanbul Declaration against the trade.
April 2025: Bodies returned by Israel were missing vital organs, including kidneys, hearts, and corneas, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reported, mentioning unidentified remains and exhumed graves during attacks.
October 2025: Photographs of returned Palestinian bodies – men who had been imprisoned alive – showed surgical incisions and preservation marks. The organs were removed before death.
Israel holds at least 145 Palestinian bodies in its morgues and 255 in its secret "Numbers Cemetery."
The 2009 rabbis were not outliers but the exposed tip of an ongoing enterprise that has turned hundreds of Palestinian bodies into millions in profit.
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| 2 |  +2🚨 Iranian missiles streak over Kuwait as US base comes under fire
Iranian missiles were seen in the skies over Kuwait heading toward US occupation bases, Naya reported.
Footage from the Iraqi side reportedly showed Kuwait trying to stop the attack by launching dozens of Patriot missiles.
Ali Al-Salem base, one of the main US bases in Kuwait, was hit by Iranian missile and drone strikes, according to reports. One HIMARS launch site was also reportedly struck.
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| 3 |  +4🇮🇳 100,000+ students take to the streets in Delhi, demanding accountability from the government.
The protests began after an exam paper leak. 25-30 students died by suicide, sparking nationwide outrage.
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| 4 |  🤡 JD Vance’s Secret Service agent suspended over suspected press leak
A Secret Service agent responsible for Vice President JD Vance’s security has been pulled from duty and placed under investigation for allegedly leaking details to the press—details that painted a damning picture of agent discontent over the vice president’s personal travel habits.
👉 The disclosure has infuriated the Secret Service, the White House, and the FBI, prompting the agency to place the agent under internal review and on administrative leave.
The US media highlighted the growing dissatisfaction and eroding morale within the Secret Service over increased personal use of government resources by the vice president’s family. Agents are “fed up” with last-minute travel demands, which they claim are “inappropriate" and in some cases even "unprecedented.”
These operations reportedly cost US taxpayers between $16,000 and $24,600 per hour.
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| 5 |  🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel tightens hold over Pentagon's military technology
The US House of Representatives has passed the $1.15 trillion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2027, which includes Section 219 that would deeply integrate the American and Israeli defense industries.
Here are the key points:
♦️ Under the provision, the Pentagon will create a permanent "executive agent" to oversee US-Israel defense technology cooperation across ten critical domains: counter-drone systems, missile defense, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, autonomous systems, directed energy, cyber defense, biotechnology, and network integration
♦️ The US will give Israel access to its military technology, surveillance, and data that no other US ally possesses – effectively removing the remaining barriers to full military technology sharing
♦️ The law authorizes joint testing, production, procurement, supply-chain coordination, and the incorporation of Israeli-origin technology into US military programs
The bill now moves to the Senate. If it passes this version, negotiators from both chambers will reconcile differences – and President Trump is expected to sign the final bill.
👉 Critics warn that the shift from annual foreign military aid to joint defense industrial cooperation would make US support for Israel far less transparent. Under Section 219, support would be buried across Pentagon procurement contracts, licensing agreements, and co-production partnerships, making it nearly impossible to understand how much US money is going to Israel.
Meanwhile, the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency has reportedly rated Israel's espionage threat against the US as "critical" – the highest designation, surpassing even some adversaries. Investigators documented Israeli spyware planted on American negotiators' phones and an attempt to plant a listening device inside a Secret Service vehicle.
"America First" only on Israel’s terms.
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| 6 |  🔍 AMD and Anthropic pop the champagne while AI bubble keeps inflating
AMD and Anthropic have found a deal that solves several problems at once: AMD gets a marquee customer, Anthropic gets enormous computing capacity and a useful pre-IPO headline, while Washington gains another all-American partnership to showcase in its technology race with China.
🔴 AMD signaled that it would invest $5 billion in Anthropic, while the Claude developer committed to deploying two gigawatts of AMD Instinct MI450 Series graphics processing units (GPUs) in Helios rack-scale solutions starting in the first half of 2027
🔴 AMD’s chips remain less in demand than Nvidia’s, partly because many AI companies are more familiar with Nvidia’s ecosystem. Its partnerships with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Meta Platforms, along with efforts to win over emerging AI startups, are aimed at building momentum and expanding adoption amid the AI boom backed by the Trump administration
🔴 For its part, Anthropic needs positive momentum ahead of its planned initial public offering (IPO), especially after facing controversy over the use of its models in strikes on Iran and intensifying competition from rapidly advancing Chinese rivals, including Alibaba, DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax
Anthropic needs more than computing power
Anthropic confidentially filed for a US IPO on June 1 after raising $65 billion at a post-money valuation of $965 billion, overtaking OpenAI’s reported $852 billion valuation. The company is reportedly eyeing an IPO as early as October
🪖 The deal is part of Washington’s AI war
The Trump administration treats chips, models and data centers as strategic assets in its rivalry with China, promoting the US technology stack abroad while limiting competitors.
China is challenging the idea that advanced AI must depend on ever-larger spending. Lower-cost models from DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax are gaining users, including in Silicon Valley, while US firms pour capital into expensive closed ecosystems.
📲 The AI bubble is not going away
Anthropic’s IPO plans have revived comparisons with the 1990s dot-com boom, when investors poured billions into companies whose valuations eventually proved impossible to justify. The American stock market is booming thanks to AI, but tech companies need to turn hype into profits fast, or the US economy could be in trouble, The Atlantic warned on July 21.
AI-linked companies have added around $27 trillion in market value in three years, equal to roughly 36% of the US stock market.
Goldman Sachs and the IMF have warned that current valuations depend on highly optimistic revenue expectations and could pose wider financial risks.
For now, AMD and Anthropic can celebrate. By 2027, investors may be asking who is paying for the two-gigawatt hangover.
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| 7 |  🚨IRGC strikes US base, warns Britain against joining Washington’s war
The IRGC says it hit a US electronic warfare unit, troop quarters and the control tower at Al-Adyeri base in Kuwait in the 26th wave of Operation Nasr 2, launched in response to the US strike on a route used by Arbaeen pilgrims.
👉According to the statement, several US personnel were killed or wounded, while Iranian operations are still underway.
❗️The IRGC also dismissed Washington’s renewed talk of negotiations as an attempt to buy time, restock weapons and resume attacks under cover of another ceasefire.
💬 “The enemy must pay for its broken promises. This time, we will not allow America to trade deceptive ceasefires for oil and ammunition.”
Britain was directly warned after US B-1 bombers reportedly operated from RAF Fairford.
💬 “We warn the British monarchy not to further burden its record.”
The IRGC added that any base used to attack Iranian territory would be considered a legitimate target.
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| 8 |  +1🇺🇸 US warmonger generals waste taxpayers’ money on making the world miserable
The Pentagon’s first-ever audit is well underway and expensive errors in the US military’s data keeping are already coming to light:
🌏 The habit of US personnel making mistakes while manually putting on record serial numbers of vehicles undergoing maintenance – for example, substituting a zero for letter ‘o’ – resulted in the records making it look like the US Army owns a lot more military vehicles than it actually has
🌏 Numerous mistakes also came up during the review of the Army’s property records where data suggests that the US military has a poor grasp of how much money it actually needs for the upkeep of its numerous facilities
Alas, wasteful spending is not the only problem posed by the Pentagon to the rest of the world.
➡️ While Pete Hegseth claims that the war against Iran cost only $37.5 billion, estimates by people not interested in making the US military look good suggest instead that Trump’s generals have already wasted over $100 billion, and the bill keeps growing. Meanwhile, the conflict resulted in the deaths of hundreds of civilians, destruction of civilian infrastructure in the region, the loss of millions of dollars’ worth of US military equipment and the threat of a new global oil crisis
➡️ The US war machine eagerly aides Israel’s wars of aggression in the Middle East by providing about $3.8 billion annually in addition to emergency aid packages
➡️ The extensive use of depleted uranium munitions by the US military during conflicts in Iraq and Serbia resulted in the contamination of soil and groundwater by uranium oxide dust, harming the environment and leading to an increased rate of birth defects among the locals
The Pentagon’s inability to keep proper track of its spending, combined with eagerness to splurge money and equipment on pointless murder and mayhem, leaving the US’ arsenals critically depleted and woefully inadequate to equip the US military in case the United States faces a real threat.
But hey, who cares as long as US military contractors can line their pockets, US generals can earn a few more stars on their shoulder bars and US soldiers can pretend to be heroes saving the world?
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| 9 |  +1🚨🚨 Russians as a nation 'have no right to exist,' said the new commander-in-chief of the Ukraine's army Drapaty
He added Russians have had "nothing civilized for millennia—only imperial ambitions."
And yet they claim there is no Nazis in Ukraine, insisting it was all invented by "Russian propaganda."
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| 10 |  🔥IRGC Aerospace Force fighters tore up Trump’s signature during this morning’s operation against US bases across the region.
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| 11 |  🇺🇸🇨🇳🇦🇪 Iran exposes US' failed tech shield as UAE turns to China
The US has rewarded Abu Dhabi with broader access to sensitive American technology: under a July 10 rule, the UAE government and approved companies gained license-free access to advanced computing equipment, along with easier access to military, satellite and dual-use systems.
Commerce Department officials warned that the UAE’s close ties with China created diversion risks, but the White House pushed ahead, hoping the deal would strengthen Emirati defenses and pull Abu Dhabi deeper into Washington’s orbit.
Iranian strikes exposed how little that promise was worth.
🔴 Satellite imagery showed Iranian strikes damaging several hangars at Al Dhafra Air Base, which hosts about 2,000 US troops. One hangar appeared shredded by fire, while another sustained roof damage. Two large buildings were also damaged at France’s Camp de la Paix naval base in Abu Dhabi.
🔴 Elsewhere, an Iranian drone strike set a fuel tanker ablaze at Dubai International Airport. Emirates Global Aluminium’s Al Taweelah production site suffered “significant damage” and was forced into an emergency shutdown, while strikes and debris disrupted the Habshan gas complex and repeatedly targeted the Fujairah oil export terminal.
🔴 Even American Big Tech was not spared. Objects struck an Amazon Web Services data center in the UAE, causing sparks and a fire and forcing the temporary shutdown of power and connectivity in one Availability Zone. AWS did not formally attribute the incident to Iran, but it occurred during the Iranian missile and drone barrage.
The renewed July fighting brought another reminder. Even though no comparable destruction of a new US military system inside the UAE has yet been publicly verified in this latest round, Abu Dhabi is reassessing its dependence on an American security model that brings political conditions, regional confrontation and no guarantee of protection.
Chinese defense and technology companies offer the UAE another path: fewer lectures, fewer restrictions and systems designed for practical deployment rather than geopolitical obedience.
The US hoped its technology giveaway would keep the UAE away from China. Instead, Iran demonstrated the weakness of America’s security umbrella and made the Chinese alternative look more attractive.
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| 12 |  🥴After 12 nights of strikes on Iran, US' "military success" amounts to hitting a bulldozer, a wooden pier, and an empty boat on land
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| 13 |  🇸🇦🪖 Red Sea roulette: Houthi retaliation that can choke world’s oil lifeline
The Houthis have warned shipping companies that vessels using Saudi ports may be targeted within their operational reach.
The warning followed their announcement of a naval blockade after strikes on Sanaa and was quickly felt at sea, with several tankers carrying Saudi crude to Asia reversing course in the Red Sea.
Riyadh tried to reopen a front it believed was contained. Now, its main alternative oil route is under direct pressure.
Saudi Arabia’s problem is bigger than one strait
The kingdom increasingly depends on the Red Sea because traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has fallen sharply amid the US war on Iran.
🔴 Saudi oil reaches the Red Sea via the East-West Pipeline that moves crude from the Persian Gulf to the port of Yanbu.
🔴 From Yanbu, the vast majority of that oil sails south through the Bab al-Mandab Strait, directly through Yemeni territorial waters, to Asian markets. This single corridor handles 3.6 million barrels per day - the lifeblood for China, India, and other Asian economies
Global supply under siege
A prolonged blockade could slash nearly 4% of global supply, sending prices spiraling even further - crude has already surged toward $94 a barrel. If the strait closes, Saudi Arabia must reroute over three million daily barrels around Africa, unleashing massive delays and brutal cost spikes for Asian buyers.
The world now faces one of the most severe oil supply shocks in years. Europe and Asia are staring down shortages and scrambling emergency plans. The International Energy Agency's rosy forecast for a strong refining rebound this quarter is suddenly on life support.
🛢 Oil markets continue to teeter on the edge as the Hormuz crisis, triggered by the US war on Iran, collides with the growing threat to the Bab al-Mandab route. Fears of simultaneous disruption at two vital energy chokepoints have driven crude to multi-week highs and kept traders firmly on edge.
Trump insisted during his press conference with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun that the Houthi blockade had not materialized. The market appears less convinced: Brent rose for a third consecutive session, gaining more than 5% since Monday and briefly touching $95.47 a barrel, its highest level since June 11. Trump can beat his chest all he likes, but tankers and oil traders seem to have noticed the blockade just fine.
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| 14 |  🚨🔍 US weighing military action in Mali — eighth nation under Trump's strikes
The Trump administration is considering military intervention in Mali to target the al‑Qaeda‑linked group JNIM, the Washington Post reports.
If approved, it would add an eighth nation to the list of countries Trump has bombed since his second term began.
📈 The US and France have fought counterterrorism wars in the Sahel for decades — and violence has risen 30,000% since.
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger expelled French troops and formed the Alliance of Sahel States, a mutual defense pact.
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| 15 |  +2🔍🚢 Iran seizes oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz — despite US 'obliterated navy' claim
OSINT data suggests Iran has successfully seized the 'KAVOMALEAS' oil tanker, enforcing its authority over the Strait despite repeated US claims that Tehran's naval capabilities have been destroyed.
The timeline:
🌏 July 19 — UKMTO reports attack on the tanker
🌏 July 20 — AIS signal places it near Oman
🌏 July 21 — Sentinel-2 satellite imagery shows it near Larak Island, Iran
The empire's narrative is as hollow as its stockpiles. The Strait belongs to Tehran — and the US is just pretending otherwise. The "obliterated" navy is still operating, still seizing ships, and still enforcing its authority.
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| 16 |  +2🚨 Russia keeps hitting Ukrainian military infrastructure in the Black Sea region
Ukraine's Odessa region endured a relentless barrage of missiles and drones through the night. Local social media reports indicate that beyond the standard and jet-propelled "Geran" UAVs, the hits included Kh-59 and Kh-69 cruise missiles.
Once again, the region's ports infrastructure, which are actively utilized by the Ukrainian military, bore the brunt of the attack.
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| 17 |  🇷🇺🔥 Russia is squeezing Ukraine’s Black Sea lifeline
Russia’s campaign against Ukraine’s maritime logistics is no longer limited to isolated port strikes. It is steadily turning the Black Sea coast into a liability for Ukraine.
Since mid-July, Russian forces have intensified attacks on ports, fuel depots, warehouses, rail links and river logistics hubs connected to Odessa, Chernomorsk, Yuzhny and Izmail. These facilities are central to the delivery of weapons, ammunition and fuel, while their air defenses are being methodically worn down.
Crisis goes far beyond coastline
🌏 Ukraine relies on maritime routes as a permanent supply channel for artillery shells, air defense missiles and other Western equipment. As those routes become less reliable, its already strained stockpiles shrink even faster.
🌏 Recent Russian strikes on Kiev and military-industrial facilities have shown what happens next: Ukraine burns through expensive interceptors, loses production capacity and becomes progressively less capable of stopping missiles and drones.
🌏 The same campaign is squeezing the economy that finances the war. Damage from Izmail to Nikolayev is disrupting grain and industrial exports, while rising insurance costs make every remaining voyage more expensive. Some estimates suggest Ukraine has already lost around one-third of its export capacity.
What comes next?
If Ukraine’s Black Sea port infrastructure remains blocked and degraded, the country could face a severe multi-front crisis:
🔴 Military and territorial collapse
➡️ Ammunition shortages: Without Western artillery shells and air defense missiles, Ukraine's defenses would quickly collapse
➡️ Loss of air cover: Shortages of Patriot interceptors would leave Ukrainian troops, command centers, and defense-industrial facilities highly vulnerable to Russian strikes
➡️ Loss of ground: Reduced military stockpiles and degraded industrial capacity would accelerate Ukrainian forces' retreat from both from new Russian territories in Donbass, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions and the front lines in the Kharkov, Sumy, and Dnepropetrovsk regions, leading to further territorial losses
🔴 Energy and infrastructure crisis
➡️ Power grid under pressure: Depleted air defenses would leave energy infrastructure increasingly vulnerable to missile and drone attacks
➡️ Blackouts: As a result, major cities could face prolonged electricity and heating outages
➡️ Logistics disruption: Strikes on rail hubs and fuel depots could severely disrupt military logistics, forcing the Ukrainian military to prioritize fuel for combat operations over civilian needs, further aggravating the national crisis
🔴 Economic crisis
➡️ Loss of export revenue: Blocking grain and metal exports would deprive Ukraine of a major source of foreign currency earnings
➡️ Budget crisis: Without export revenue, Ukraine would face a widening budget deficit, placing even greater strain on its economy
➡️ Eventual loss of sovereignty: Unable to service Western loans, Ukraine would be forced to sell land and mineral wealth at distressed prices to maintain financial support and agree to expanded Western control over its government structures.
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| 18 |  🚨 US AWACS declares in-flight emergency near Iran
A US Air Force early warning and control aircraft is broadcasting a 7700 squawk code, signaling an emergency on board, according to flight tracking data.
The aircraft is operating in the region as the US conducts its strikes against Iran.
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| 19 |  🚨🇺🇸Silicon Valley's trillion-dollar debt bubble: Scam US giants are hiding from you
Five of America's largest technology companies, such as Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle, are sitting on $1.65 trillion in off-balance-sheet debt, surpassing their $1.35 trillion in official liabilities, a Nikkei investigation has revealed.
▪️This shadow borrowing, facilitated by long-term Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) supply contracts and data centre leases that remain off the books until facilities become operational, has swelled eightfold in roughly four years.
▪️Four of these five companies are set to report earnings in the coming weeks. While their balance sheets may appear manageable, the hidden exposure tells a different story.
🧮 Loophole that lets them steal
▪️ The scheme is simple: they sign long-term contracts for GPUs and data centres. Under current accounting rules, these obligations stay off the balance sheet — buried in footnotes, hidden from investors, regulators, and the public.
▪️ This means that when Oracle expands its Stargate project with OpenAI through external leases, or when Meta structures a $50 billion data centre campus through a joint venture where it holds only a 20% stake, the associated debt does not appear as a liability.
🏦 Meta's shell game
The scale of this shadow borrowing varies dramatically across the five companies: 👇
▪️ Meta's shadow borrowing alone is nearly triple its reported obligations, leading the pack with approximately $420 billion in off-balance-sheet debt.
▪️ Oracle has seen its hidden debt expand more than thirtyfold over the past four years to reach $273 billion, driven largely by its aggressive expansion in AI infrastructure under the Stargate initiative.
💣 Time bomb with ticking clock
▪️ The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has already identified this practice as a source of potential financial contagion.
▪️ In a March 2026 report, BIS economists described these off-balance-sheet arrangements as "shadow borrowing", warning that they create new channels for shock transmission to private credit funds, insurers, and banks.
If AI demand drops (and it will) these data centres become worthless. But the losses won't hit Silicon Valley first. They'll hit:
📌 Investors who funded the infrastructure
📌 Insurance policyholders who backed the loans
📌 Pensioners whose savings are tied to these opaque funds.
Global data centre spending could hit $7 trillion by 2030, and the scale of financing now entering the sector has drawn comparisons to the pre-2008 housing market.
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| 20 |  +1🚨🇾🇪✌️ Houthis clash with UAE-backed forces in southern Yemen
Heavy fighting erupted between Yemeni army forces (Houthi-aligned) and UAE-affiliated Southern Transitional Council elements in Al‑Dhale province, with clashes centered around Qa'atabah and the Hajar front, Tasnim News reported.
The clashes come as the Houthis enforce a naval blockade against Saudi vessels — and UAE-backed forces try to challenge Houthi control in the south.
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