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Israel is using Artificial Intelligence to select targets and conduct precision air strikes in Gaza

Israel's AI war

Israel Defence Forces website states that they use a AI platform called Gospel for target selection at a fast pace. 

An investigative report by Israeli outlet +972 says that one of the reasons for 'the large number of targets, and the extensive harm to civilian life 

The magazine said that the AI platform had been called a 'mass assassination factory'


The +972 report said that use of AI allows Israel 'to carry out strikes on residential homes where a single Hamas member lives on a massive scale'

 The Guardian reported that IDF's target division has built a database of 30,000 to 40,000 suspected militants. 

 The Guardian reported that Gospel is fed data such as 'drone footage, intercepted communications, surveillance data'

 Israel's 11-day war against Gaza in 2021 is called the 'Fist AI War'

 Israel used AI platforms such as 'Gospel', 'Alchemist' and 'Depth of Wisdom' for their attacks. 

Israel, Hamas truce 

How Israel is using AI to strike Gaza

Israel is using Artificial Intelligence to select targets and conduct precision air strikes in Gaza. Israel Defence Forces website states that they use a AI platform called Gospel for target selection at a fast pace. 

Multiple world leaders and climate activists will converge in Dubai for the COP28 – a climate summit being held between Nov. 30 and Dec. 12.

COP28 begins in UAE

Those attending the COP28 summit include Indian PM Narendra Modi, UK PM Rishi Sunak, UN chief Antonio Guterres, billionaire Bill Gates and more.

COP, or Conference of Parties, is an annual meeting where stakeholders meet and discuss policies to mitigate climate change. 

What is the goal?

COP28’s main focus is reportedly on advocating the goal set in the 2015 Paris Agreement– limiting global temperature rise to 1.5C.  

Agenda for COP28

COP28 will also aim to make policies for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, finance climate protection and make the group ‘most inclusive.’ 

What else?

 A ‘loss and damage’ deal was confirmed on the first day of COP28 itself. The agreement was considered a key possible outcome of the summit.

A landmark agreement

 The ‘loss and damage’ deal creates a fund that helps ‘poor and vulnerable’ nations hit by climate change. UAE and Germany pledged $100 million each. 

PM Modi at COP28

What does it mean?

COP28 & its significance in climate action: 5 points

The COP28 climate summit is being hosted by the UAE between November 30 and December 12.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend their temporary truce, which has so far enabled the exchange of multiple prisoners.

Humanitarian pause extended

The extension was set to expire at 7AM on Nov. 30. The renewal announcement was made just minutes before the deadline. 

The terms of the pause are unchanged. Hamas will free 10 Israeli hostages per day in exchange for Israel’s release of 30 Palestinian prisoners.

As of Nov. 29, Hamas freed 73 Israelis, including dual nationals, during the 6-day truce. Another 24 hostages- 23 Thais and 1 Filipino- were freed.  

Israel has so far released 210 Palestinians during the truce, as per CNN. Those released were mostly women and children.

The news comes as international pressure to extend the ceasefire mounts. US Secretary of State arrived in Israel for the third time since the war.  

Over 14,000 Palestinians have been killed in the war, Hamas said. Israel reported nearly 1,400 deaths, mostly during the initial Hamas attack.  

Ceasefire extended

Israel, Hamas truce extended: what it means

After nearly two months of war, Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend their temporary truce.

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger passed away at the age of 100 on Wednesday.

Henry Kissinger passes away

Henry was born in Furth, a city in Germany's Bavarian region. As an Orthodox Jew, he was bullied by anti-Semites and later he moved to New York.

 Early life

As a member of the US Army's 84th Infantry Division, Henry returned to his homeland during World War II. He worked as translator in intelligence op.

Role in US Army

He had a standout career at Harvard University Faculty. Later, he joined Richard Nixon's administration as national security adviser in 1969.

Joined Nixon's administration

In 1971, he had several meetings with his Vietnamese counterpart and that led to the Paris Peace Accords and an end to US involvement in Vietnam.

Role in Vietnam War

 Henry Kissinger was given Nobel Peace Prize for work on the Paris peace talks. It has been touted as one of the most controversial awards in history.

Nobel Peace Prize

 The Argentine army believed that Kissinger gave them the go-ahead to conduct the 'dirty war' to clear the leftist dissidents.

Argentine politics

 Henry Kissinger's relationship with India was tumultuous. He backed Pakistan against India in the 1971 war.

Relationship with India

 
In the conversation between Nixon and Kissinger, both men called Indira Gandhi a bi**h and called Indians most sexless and pathetic people.

Who is Nikhil Gupta?

What Kissinger said about Indira Gandhi?

Henry Kissinger dead at 100, key facts about him

Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dies at 100, known for pivotal roles in diplomacy, notably the controversial Vietnam peace talks, and contentious relationships with countries like India, marked by derogatory comments.

US filed murder-for-hire charge against Indian national Nikhil Gupta ('Nick'), for "his participation in murder plot of Sikh separatist US citizen"

India's 'Nick' plotted murder

As per US, 52-year-old was "recruited by Indian govt employee who is “Senior Field Officer” & has previously served in Central Reserve Police Force"

Contract killing?

Gupta who resides in India and is an associate of the govt employee, as per FBI, is involved in international narcotics and weapons trafficking

Has criminal record...

US claims Gupta contacted a criminal associate who was DEA's source and who in turn helped him reach a hitman (DEA undercover officer) in New York

How Nick planned...

After Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder on June 18 in Canada, Gupta told 'hitman' that Nijjar “was also the target” and “we have so many targets”

Nijjar “was also the target

 Gupta who was recruited for assasination plot in May 2023 has been arrested by Czech authorities on June 30 on US's request


Under arrest

Murder for hire charges & conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire that has been slapped on Gupta carry maximum sentence of 10 years each
 

Prison sentence of 20 years!

US indictment has not named 'victim' but earlier it was reported that US thwarted a plot to murder banned Sikhs for Justice’s Gurpatwant Pannun

Meet 'farmhouse CM'

Was Pannun the target?

Who is Nikhil Gupta involved in US citizen's 'murder' plot?

FBI filed murder-for-hire charge against Indian national Nikhil Gupta ('Nick'), for his participation in murder plot of sikh separatist US citizen

US charges Nikhil Gupta for sikh separatist's 'murder' plot | Gurpatwant Singh Pannun | Khalistan

Who is Nikhil Gupta involved in US citizen's 'murder plot'?

As the year is about to end, Baba Vanga's predictions for 2024 have been released online. For those unaware, Baba Vanga is a legendary clairvoyant. 

Who is Baba Vanga? 

Baba Vanga's maximum prediction has turned out to be true. She predicted her own death in 1996 & the assassination of former Indian PM Indira Gandhi.

She predicted her own death in 1996

Even though Baba Vanga is no more, she made predictions for every year up until 5079. 


She made predictions for every year till 5079

For the year 2024, Baba Vanga has made a total of seven prophecies including an assassination attempt on Russian President Vladimir Putin. 

Baba Vanga's 2024 predictions

Vanga predicted that in 2024, there will be an assassination attempt on Russian President Vladimir Putin by a fellow countryman.

Putin assassination

 
There will be a huge economic crisis in 2024. It will apparently impact the global economy and that will escalate geopolitical tensions. 

Economic crisis

Vanga predicted that there will be terrifying weather events and natural disasters in 2024.  

Weather troubles

 As per the late clairvoyant, there is going to be surge in cyber attacks. Hackers will target crucial infrastructure like power grids & water plants.

 Rise in cyber attacks

 There will be an increase in terrorist attacks in Europe. She also predicted that a big country will conduct biological weapons tests/attacks. 

Increased terrorist attacks

Vanga also predicted that there will be a major breakthrough in quantum computing.  

Breakthrough in quantum computing

 
Vanga also predicted that there will be new treatments for incurable diseases, including Alzheimer's and cancer in 2024.

Rescue missions

New treatments for incurable diseases

Legendary soothsayer Baba Vanga's 2024 predictions

Baba Vanga, the renowned soothsayer's predictions for 2024 have been released online. There are a total of seven predictions in them including Putin's assassination

Legendary soothsayer Baba Vanga's 2024 predictions: Putin assassination on the list

Irish author Paul Lynch secured the Booker Prize for his book ‘Prophet Song,’ which he says ‘tells a dark story of a society's descent into war.’

'Prophet Song'

A total of 6 authors were shortlisted for the prestigious literature award. They competed for the hefty £50,000 prize.

Paul Murray’s ‘The Bee Sting’ tells the story of a turbulent family. Narrated from different perspectives, readers ride an emotional rollercoaster.

‘The Bee Sting’

Debutant novelist Chetna Maroo’s ‘Western Lane’ is the slice of life story of 11-year-old squash lover Gopi with a heart-breaking climax.

‘Western Lane’

Jonathan Escoffery’s book ‘If I Survive You’ is a string of eight interconnected stories. It covers the struggles of a Jamaican-origin man in US.

 ‘If I Survive You’

 Sarah Bernstein’s novel leaves readers with more questions than answers. A nameless woman, mystery and uncharted territory- it has it all.

'Study For Obedience'

 Paul Harding takes his readers to a US island, where calamity looms. The island is ‘cleansed’ of castaways at the turn of the 20th century.

Chetna Maroo

'The Other Eden'

Booker Prize 2023: All about 6 books that were shortlisted

Paul Lynch was named the winner of this year's prestigious Booker Prize.

Booker Prize 2023: 5 other books that were shortlisted

China has registered an uptick in a mysterious respiratory disease, putting extra strain on hospitals that still reel from the impact of COVID-19.

Mystery disease hits China

Reports say that Beijing hospitals saw large crowds this week, with parents and children lining up in extreme cold.

Reports say the disease may be caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae bacteria, which can cause mild infections of the respiratory system.

What is the disease?

China said Beijing is ‘showing a trend of multiple pathogens coexisting' after the removal of COVID restrictions. Low temperatures were also blamed.

Why is it spreading?

The bacteria typically affects children. Even WHO reported clusters of pneumonia in children in Beijing.

Who is being impacted?

 While the exact number is unclear, the illness has spiked since mid-October when compared to the same period in the last three years.

How many cases have been reported?

WHO has officially submitted a request to China and demanded ‘detailed information on an increase in respiratory illnesses.’

Cannibal rat attack

What has the WHO said?

China battles another influenza-like disease: 5 points

Children were seen lining up in hospitals as another respiratory disease has hit China.

The entire nation is currently hooked on to their TV screens, watching the ongoing rescue mission to evacuate 41 workers trapped inside tunnel.

Uttarkashi tunnel rescue operation

In the past, heroic rescue missions took place that got the whole world talking. These missions include Operation Raniganj to Thai cave rescue.

Heroic rescue missions of the past

In 2018,  12 members of a soccer team and their coach got trapped in a Thai cave. They were evacuated after over 2 weeks.

2018 Thai cave rescue

2010 Chile mine collapse trapped 33 miners underground for 69 days before rescuers brought them out one by one through a specially designed capsule.

2010 Chilean miners rescue

In 2006, a 5-yr-old boy, Prince, fell into a borewell in a Haryana village. After 50 hours of hard work, rescuers managed to pull him out.

Prince's 2006 borewell accident

On July 24, 2002, the rescue of 9 trapped miners in Pennsylvania's Quecreek mine unfolded. They were evacuated after 77 hours via narrow 22-inch cage.

2002 Quecreek miners' rescue

 In 1989, 65 miners got trapped in a coal mine in Raniganj. Mining engineer Jasawant Gill's steel capsule idea helped in rescuing miners within 2 days

Sonar pulse

1989 Raniganj miners' rescue

Raniganj to Uttarkashi: most riveting rescue missions ever

From the Uttarkashi tunnel rescue to past iconic missions like Thai cave and Chilean miners' rescues, these stories highlight remarkable feats in global rescue operations.

From Operation Raniganj to Thai cave rescue: heroic rescue missions that riveted world

Most of the Palestinians slated for release are teenage boys, an official Israeli list shows

Israel-Hamas hostage deal

An AFP examination of the names found that 33 were women, 123 were boys under 18, and 144 were 18-year-old men

The youngest was 14-year-old Adam Abuda Hassan Gheit who was arrested in May for "attacking a police officer and throwing stones"

The oldest was a 59-year-old woman called Hanan Salah Abdallah Barghuti, who was arrested in September for "Hamas activity including money transfers"

The most prominent individual on the list is Israa Jaabis, 38, who was convicted of detonating a gas cylinder in her car at a checkpoint in 2015. 

Israel identified 49 as Hamas members, 60 as belonging to Fatah, the party which leads the Palestinian Authority in the occupied West Bank

Israel-Hamas truce

Israel-Hamas truce: Palestinians who will be released

The vast majority of Palestinians slated for release under an Israel-Hamas swap deal to secure the release of hostages held in Gaza, are teenage boys, an official Israeli list shows.

Israel and Hamas agreed to a 4-day ceasefire, halting the 7-week-long war that has killed thousands on both sides. 

Israel-Hamas agree to a ceasefire

Indian PM Narendra Modi welcomed the release of hostages from Gaza, a key condition of the ceasefire. He still condemned civilian casualties. 

India

Biden, who brokered the ceasefire, said he was gratified about the release of hostages. He said the task must be carried through in its entirety.

Beijing expressed its hope to mitigate the ‘humanitarian crisis, promote the de-escalation of conflicts, and ease tensions’ after the ceasefire.

China

‘We hope that there will be French people among the first batch of hostages to be released,’ the French Foreign Minister said. 

France

 Tehran said it will launch a diplomatic tour to Lebanon to stop Israel’s ‘attacks on Gaza, lift the blockade and send humanitarian aid.’ 

Iran

Jordan said that a ‘broader plan for Gaza’ was also needed. ‘People must be empowered to remain in their homes, not displaced,’ he said. 

Jordan

Israel-Hamas truce: How the world reacted

After nearly two months of full-blown war, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a temporary ceasefire.

Israel-Hamas ceasefire: How the world reacted

Israel and Hamas have announced a temporary truce, which will include a four-day ceasefire. This comes after a seven-week-long full-blown war. 

'Temporary truce'

Israeli cabinet said the decision was difficult but right. Hamas released a statement hailing the decision as a ‘humanitarian truce.’ 

50 Israeli and foreign hostages would be released by Hamas in the truce period, which would be extended by a day for every 10 additional hostages.

Hamas’ statement said Israel would also release 150 Palestinians who are currently in Israeli prisons.

Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad Israel would pause air and ground operations in southern Gaza.   

Israel-Hamas' temporary truce: 5 things to know

Israel and Hamas have agreed to a temporary ceasefire, which is scheduled to last at least four days.

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