Hopefully, we will see more independent footage, for those who disbelieve. I'm glad they are using forensics and DNA to determine who may have been held in that dungeon.
www.nbcnews.com
I saw this about a week after 10/7 and I still can’t figure out what anyone can do with the data, other than hacking into people’s personal accounts for banking info. Unless, there’s some worldwide plot to exterminate all Ashkenazi Jews. But that could never happen, right?Feel free to remove if off-topic, but I paid attention to the date of this article, October 6 2023, it means that the data breach in 23@me happened shortly before that. Am I seeing too much conspiracy in unrelated events, both of which may be targeting Jews, or are things more connected than we think?
23andMe User Data Stolen in Targeted Attack on Ashkenazi Jews
At least a million data points from 23andMe accounts appear to have been exposed on BreachForums. While the scale of the campaign is unknown, 23andMe says it's working to verify the data.www.wired.com
"THE GENETIC TESTING company 23andMe confirmed on Friday that data from a subset of its users has been compromised. The company said its systems were not breached and that attackers gathered the data by guessing the login credentials of a group of users and then scraping more people’s information from a feature known as DNA Relatives....Hackers posted an initial data sample on the platform BreachForums earlier this week, claiming that it contained 1 million data points exclusively about Ashkenazi Jews."
Insanity. Really.It disturbs me that no matter how much or what kind of evidence people are given, they still doubt. That has to devastate the families. Not only did they suffer the horrific loss, but they have to deal with the madness of unbelieving scoffers. SMH
In a building that size, with that many people in it, how can PRCS be that certain that no one is armed?53 min ago
Palestine Red Crescent Society says staff remains "trapped" in Al-Quds Hospital
From CNN’s Niamh Kennedy in London
The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) is unsure its staff is still alive as teams are "trapped" inside the Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza City, a spokesperson for the organization told CNN on Tuesday.
“When I'm talking to you now, I'm not sure if they still are alive or not,” PRCS spokesperson Nebal Farsakh told CNN’s Max Foster during an interview.
The organization, based in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, has struggled to reach its teams inside the hospital for more than six days. The PRCS has only been able to communicate with its team via high-frequency radio waves, which Farsakh described as “unstable” and prone to “constant distortion.”
Farsakh said the roughly 300 patients in the hospital and PRCS medical staff are all “unable to leave,” adding that all the surrounding roads remain closed. She said all those inside are “trapped,” hearing continuous bombardment and shooting in the surrounding area.
A PRCS convoy had attempted to travel on Monday from southern Gaza to the Al-Quds Hospital to evacuate staff and patients. During the interview with CNN, Farsakh claimed that after searching the PRCS vehicles and giving them the go-ahead to travel to Al-Quds, the Israeli military then informed the convoy that it couldn’t travel there because there was an ongoing “military operation” in the area.
CNN could not independently verify the PRCS claims regarding the convoy. CNN has reached out to the IDF for comment but has yet to hear back.
Also on Monday, the Israeli military said it had killed a group of Hamas fighters “embedded” among civilians at the hospital after its troops were fired on from the entrance. The PRCS, however, disputed the Israeli military's claims, saying, "There are no armed individuals inside the hospital and no shots were fired from inside."
November 14, 2023 Israel-Hamas war
Israel says its forces are carrying out a "precise and targeted operation" at the Al-Shifa Hospital. Israel has claimed the hospital, the largest in the Gaza Strip, includes a Hamas command center, an allegation denied by hospital officials and Hamas.edition.cnn.com
This sound bit with the hospital director breaks my heart. “What else do you need? Anything you need” While their own government is exterminating them for trying to get to safety. Monsters. Evil monsters.
I wonder if they will be to afraid to go outside the gates to get the respirators and incubators? Maybe, they can pick up the gas, at the same time.
And not just in the UK, but in the US as well. <modsnip - politics>
Look at their "leadership".
Don't hold your breath. Hamas (and others) have made no secret of their intentions toward the US and Jews. We live in the "technology age". Don't think they won't use technology to accomplish their goals. They're using modern methods to trace ancestry for a reason. jmo
I know. Unbelievable.
In a hospital? Surely not.
I believe Eilat is now receiving more rockets and alerts due to the fact that Hamas knows that more than 60,000 Israelis have relocated here after their homes near the Gaza border towns and kibbutzes and some from the Lebanese border towns were destroyed.48m ago
The IDF has reported that an alert has been activated in Israel’s southern port resort of Eilat, which is being investigated.
While alerts are frequent near Israel’s border with the Gaza Strip and near the UN-drawn blue line that marks the boundary between Israel and Lebanon, they are much rarer in Eilat, in Israel’s far south.
Earlier in the conflict the city did come under attack from a long range missile fired from within Gaza, and the Israeli military repelled attacks claimed by Yemen’s Houthis.
IDF says it has entered Gaza’s largest hospital – as it happened
IDF forces say they are targeting Hamas ‘in a certain part of the Shifa hospital’ after Gaza’s health ministry said it was warned by Israel that it would raid the facility ‘within minutes’www.theguardian.com
