1. “Naked Airspace”: Yemen Strikes the Saudi Ministry of Defence
Ansar Allah has escalated its retaliation against the Saudi war machine, targeting the Ministry of Defence in Riyadh and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, disrupting air traffic. The strikes have exposed the fatal fragility of the Kingdom’s Western-supplied defences. As one analyst noted on the channel today, “Saudi Arabia is naked. They have naked airspace,” highlighting the inability of Riyadh’s multi-billion-dollar military apparatus to protect its own capital from Yemeni retaliatory strikes.
2. Handala’s 400GB Cyber Heist: 2 Million Settlers Exposed
The resistance-aligned hacking group Handala announced a devastating breach of Otech, a leading Zionist provider of payment POS terminals serving tens of thousands of retail outlets. Through a covert, multi-year supply-chain attack, Handala exfiltrated and released 400 GB of data, compromising the financial lives of 2 million settlers. The leak includes names, contact info, bank card numbers, and a complete history of financial transactions, stripping away another layer of the occupation’s claimed technological supremacy.
3. The UK’s “Repressive Absurdity” and the War on Dissent
The British state is waging an all-out war on free expression and Palestinian solidarity. Over 150 cultural icons have condemned the UK government’s “repressive absurdity” after it used draconian laws to outlaw Palestine Action and censor authors. In a chilling escalation, British authors are having their books withdrawn from sale simply for supporting Palestine. Meanwhile, grassroots protesters in Bristol took to the streets demanding the closure of Elbit Systems sites, and cross-party MPs have launched an inquiry into a deeply flawed £40 million Home Office scheme meant to protect mosques from hate crimes.
4. AIPAC Goes Underground as Capitalist Defections Begin
Facing severe domestic backlash over the Gaza genocide, AIPAC is reportedly retreating into secrecy as the US and the Zionist entity plot a massive military strike on Iran immediately following the November midterm elections. However, the imperial war machine is fracturing from within: prominent tech billionaire Peter Thiel has publicly severed ties with Donald Trump, citing deep opposition to the administration’s ongoing military campaign against Iran and questioning its strategic viability amid rising domestic costs.
Also on the wire
France: Paris protesters defied government bans and returned to the streets today, continuing their uprising against the economic fallout of the war on Iran.
Syria: A new Zionist escalation in the south saw occupying forces murder a disabled civilian in Daraa and invade the village of Tarnadja in Quneitra with military equipment.
Canada/Turkey: Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trip to Ankara resulted in a new memorandum to strengthen defence cooperation between the two NATO states.
Sudan: Army Chief Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan categorically rejected negotiations with the RSF, warning external actors that Sudan’s political future will be decided solely by its own people.