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19:03 [ CNN ]

Record Israeli election turnout as Netanyahu fights to remain in power

The first vote since the October 7 attacks is a tight race between Benjamin Netanyahu and ex-military chief Gadi Eisenkot — with the future direction of Israel at stake.

26.10.2026 - 18:10 [ Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) / BĂŒro des Hohen Kommissars fĂŒr Menschenrechte ]

Report of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel

3. Crimes against humanity (underlying crimes)

Extermination, and other inhumane acts

47. The Commission considered (i) the large number of victims killed; (ii) the methods used by the Israeli forces to target the civilian population (through the firing of live ammunition and airstrikes); (iii) the locations of the killings (densely populated areas); and (iv) the remarks and statements of the Israeli authorities, and finds that the cases it investigated and documented show a pattern where civilians in the West Bank were intentionally and directly targeted and killed by the Israeli soldiers on a mass scale since 7 October 2023. The Commission finds that, together with the mass killings by the Israeli forces, settler violence constitutes a component of the attack against this civilian population. Conduct of Israeli authorities indicate that they knew and intended settler violence to be part of the attack. The Commission concludes that the Israeli authorities and security forces have committed the crime against humanity of extermination against the civilian population in the West Bank since 7 October 2023.

48. The Commission’s findings on extermination apply equally to the crime against humanity of other inhumane acts. The Commission concludes that the Israeli authorities and forces have committed the crime against humanity of other inhumane acts, in particular causing serious injury to body and to mental or physical health against the civilian population in the West Bank since 7 October 2023.

Torture, rape and other forms of sexual violence

49. The Commission finds that investigated cases of torture, reproductive violence, rape and other forms of sexual violence of comparable gravity were not isolated incidents. Rather, these acts form part of the broader attack directed against the civilian population. Furthermore, the Commission finds that the Israeli authorities support and encourage such acts. The Commission therefore concludes that the Israeli authorities and security forces have committed the crimes against humanity of torture, rape and other forms of sexual violence of comparable gravity against the civilian population.

26.10.2026 - 17:09 [ telesur ]

Lula’s Victory Is Breath of Fresh Air for Latin America: Sheinbaum

“Very happy about Lula’s victory in Brazil. Many, many congratulations to President Lula and the people of Brazil. It is a breath of fresh air for Latin America and the Caribbean. We are very, very happy,” Sheinbaum said during her morning news conference.

Her remarks came a day after the Mexican president congratulated Lula through her social media accounts, celebrating the election result with the message: “Long live democracy, the people of Brazil won. Congratulations, President Lula!”

25.10.2026 - 12:54 [ Times of India / Youtube ]

‘Netanyahu Must Go’: 100,000+ Israelis Protest In Tel Aviv; Heat On PM Bibi Before Election | Watch

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on October 24 to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government, just days before Israel’s October 27 election. Demonstrators gathered at Hostages Square, demanding accountability for the security failures that preceded the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led attack, which killed around 1,200 people and triggered the war in Gaza. Organised by the October Council, the protest brought together critics of Netanyahu’s leadership, including families of hostages, activists and former military officials. Demonstrators called for an independent inquiry into the October 7 attack and voiced concerns over corruption, the state of Israeli democracy and the government’s handling of the conflict

25.10.2026 - 10:51 [ FranceInfo.fr ]

Une mobilisation importante mais en lĂ©gĂšre baisse, au moins trois blessĂ©s graves, prĂšs de 1 000 interpellations
 Ce qu‘il faut retenir de ce samedi de manifestation

Alors que de nombreux rassemblements avaient Ă©tĂ© interdits par les prĂ©fectures, 410 000 personnes ont tout de mĂȘme manifestĂ© dans toute la France, dont 110 000 Ă  Paris, selon les chiffres communiquĂ©s par le ministĂšre de l‘IntĂ©rieur. Le ministre a recensĂ© 289 actions sur l‘ensemble du territoire, contre 430 le 17 octobre, qui avaient rassemblĂ© 550 000 personnes. De son cĂŽtĂ©, la CGT revendique 800 000 manifestants partout en France, autant que la semaine prĂ©cĂ©dente, et 250 000 dans la capitale.

24.10.2026 - 11:58 [ Le Monde ]

France bans protests and imposes curfews in dozens of cities, raising concerns over rule of law

In Marseille, southern France, all demonstrations have been banned for Saturday, October 24, and a curfew currently in place for minors in the city center of France‘s second-largest city has been extended to adults. The same rules were set for Lyon, Nice and Montpellier, where a protest, previously declared to the authorities, was eventually banned. In Paris, while a curfew remains in place every night until Monday morning around Place de la RĂ©publique and Les Halles, the Police Prefecture authorized a march from Bastille to Nation.

Fearing new outbreaks of violence and looting, officials have imposed protest bans and restrictions on freedom of movement across France, not only in major cities but also in smaller towns.

23.10.2026 - 21:37 [ Associated Press ]

A look at the major candidates in Israel’s election Tuesday

Three years after the Hamas-led attacks on Israel that triggered the war in Gaza, Israeli voters will decide next Tuesday whether to grant Benjamin Netanyahu yet another term as prime minister — or usher in a new era of Israeli politics.

Polling suggests a tight race between Netanyahu, leader of the nationalist Likud party, and his chief rival, Gadi Eisenkot, who leads the centrist Yashar!, for control of the government.

22.10.2026 - 15:50 [ CBS News ]

Saudi Arabia spends billions on its military. Why can‘t it stop deadly attacks by Iran‘s Houthi allies?

„No country can ever have a 100% interception rating, that just doesn‘t really exist,“ Elizabeth Dent, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, told CBS News, but that „was a hell of a one to miss.“

Saudi Arabia spent $83 billion on defense last year, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute — far more than any other country in the Middle East, including Israel.

So why has the kingdom struggled to stop the Houthi barrage?

20.10.2026 - 22:21 [ Le Monde ]

Under fire over protests, Mélenchon stands by split with rest of French political spectrum

Throughout the weekend, Jean-Luc MĂ©lenchon and his radical-left party, La France Insoumise, criticized the French government‘s crisis management of the protests on Saturday, October 17, and the violence surrounding them. As peaceful demonstrations where LFI supporters again turned out in strength overlapped with violence and looting, LFI continued its strategy of direct confrontation with the authorities, even at the risk of deepening its rift with the rest of the political class and some voters who hold them responsible for the unrest.

18.10.2026 - 14:39 [ Bundesverfassungsgericht.de ]

Urteil vom 27. Februar 2008

Die heimliche Infiltration eines informationstechnischen Systems, mittels derer die Nutzung des Systems ĂŒberwacht und seine Speichermedien ausgelesen werden können, ist verfassungsrechtlich nur zulĂ€ssig, wenn tatsĂ€chliche Anhaltspunkte einer konkreten Gefahr fĂŒr ein ĂŒberragend wichtiges Rechtsgut bestehen. Überragend wichtig sind Leib, Leben und Freiheit der Person oder solche GĂŒter der Allgemeinheit, deren Bedrohung die Grundlagen oder den Bestand des Staates oder die Grundlagen der Existenz der Menschen berĂŒhrt. Die Maßnahme kann schon dann gerechtfertigt sein, wenn sich noch nicht mit hinreichender Wahrscheinlichkeit feststellen lĂ€sst, dass die Gefahr in nĂ€herer Zukunft eintritt, sofern bestimmte Tatsachen auf eine im Einzelfall durch bestimmte Personen drohende Gefahr fĂŒr das ĂŒberragend wichtige Rechtsgut hinweisen.

Die heimliche Infiltration eines informationstechnischen Systems ist grundsÀtzlich unter den Vorbehalt richterlicher Anordnung zu stellen.

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Das Schutzgut dieses Grundrechts ist die rĂ€umliche SphĂ€re, in der sich das Privatleben entfaltet (vgl. BVerfGE 89, 1 <12>; 103, 142 <150 f.>). Neben Privatwohnungen fallen auch Betriebs- und GeschĂ€ftsrĂ€ume in den Schutzbereich des Art. 13 GG (vgl. BVerfGE 32, 54 <69 ff.>; 44, 353 <371>; 76, 83 <88>; 96, 44 <51>). Dabei erschöpft sich der Grundrechtsschutz nicht in der Abwehr eines körperlichen Eindringens in die Wohnung. Als Eingriff in Art. 13 GG sind auch Maßnahmen anzusehen, durch die staatliche Stellen sich mit besonderen Hilfsmitteln einen Einblick in VorgĂ€nge innerhalb der Wohnung verschaffen, die der natĂŒrlichen Wahrnehmung von außerhalb des geschĂŒtzten Bereichs entzogen sind. Dazu gehören nicht nur die akustische oder optische WohnraumĂŒberwachung (vgl. BVerfGE 109, 279 <309, 327>), sondern ebenfalls etwa die Messung elektromagnetischer Abstrahlungen, mit der die Nutzung eines informationstechnischen Systems in der Wohnung ĂŒberwacht werden kann. Das kann auch ein System betreffen, das offline arbeitet.

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DarĂŒber hinaus kann eine staatliche Maßnahme, die mit dem heimlichen technischen Zugriff auf ein informationstechnisches System im Zusammenhang steht, an Art. 13 Abs. 1 GG zu messen sein, so beispielsweise, wenn und soweit Mitarbeiter der Ermittlungsbehörde in eine als Wohnung geschĂŒtzte RĂ€umlichkeit eindringen, um ein dort befindliches informationstechnisches System physisch zu manipulieren. Ein weiterer Anwendungsfall des Art. 13 Abs. 1 GG ist die Infiltration eines informationstechnischen Systems, das sich in einer Wohnung befindet, um mit Hilfe dessen bestimmte VorgĂ€nge innerhalb der Wohnung zu ĂŒberwachen, etwa indem die an das System angeschlossenen PeripheriegerĂ€te wie ein Mikrofon oder eine Kamera dazu genutzt werden.

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Art. 13 Abs. 1 GG vermittelt dem Einzelnen allerdings keinen generellen, von den ZugriffsmodalitĂ€ten unabhĂ€ngigen Schutz gegen die Infiltration seines informationstechnischen Systems, auch wenn sich dieses System in einer Wohnung befindet (vgl. etwa Beulke/Meininghaus, StV 2007, S. 63 <64>; Gercke, CR 2007, S. 245 <250>; Schlegel, GA 2007, S. 648 <654 ff.>; a.A. etwa Buermeyer, HRRS 2007, S. 392 <395 ff.>; Rux, JZ 2007, S. 285 <292 ff.>; Schaar/Landwehr, K&R 2007, S. 202 <204>). Denn der Eingriff kann unabhĂ€ngig vom Standort erfolgen, so dass ein raumbezogener Schutz nicht in der Lage ist, die spezifische GefĂ€hrdung des informationstechnischen Systems abzuwehren. Soweit die Infiltration die Verbindung des betroffenen Rechners zu einem Rechnernetzwerk ausnutzt, lĂ€sst sie die durch die Abgrenzung der Wohnung vermittelte rĂ€umliche PrivatsphĂ€re unberĂŒhrt. Der Standort des Systems wird in vielen FĂ€llen fĂŒr die Ermittlungsmaßnahme ohne Belang und oftmals fĂŒr die Behörde nicht einmal erkennbar sein. Dies gilt insbesondere fĂŒr mobile informationstechnische Systeme wie etwa Laptops, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) oder Mobiltelefone.

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Art. 13 Abs. 1 GG schĂŒtzt zudem nicht gegen die durch die Infiltration des Systems ermöglichte Erhebung von Daten, die sich im Arbeitsspeicher oder auf den Speichermedien eines informationstechnischen Systems befinden, das in einer Wohnung steht
(vgl. zum gleichlÀufigen VerhÀltnis von Wohnungsdurchsuchung und Beschlagnahme BVerfGE 113, 29 <45>).

18.10.2026 - 14:29 [ Daniel Neun / Radio Utopie ]

Karlsruhe erlaubt PrĂ€ventiv-Spionage und TotalĂŒberwachung Einzelner

(Februar 27, 2008)

Karlsruhe: Die Salamitaktik der Polizeistaatler ist heute im Grundsatz aufgegangen. Das Bundesverfassungsgericht hat heute zwar das NRW-Verfassungsschutzgesetz gekippt und ein neues Grundrecht auf „GewĂ€hrleistung der Vertraulichkeit und IntegritĂ€t informationstechnischer Systeme“ geschaffen. Das zĂ€hlt aber nicht, wenn Exekutivbehörden „tatsĂ€chliche Anhaltspunkte einer konkreten Gefahr“ haben.

Und:„Die Maßnahme kann schon dann gerechtfertigt sein, wenn sich noch nicht mit hinreichender Wahrscheinlichkeit feststellen lĂ€sst, dass die Gefahr in nĂ€herer Zukunft eintritt“.

18.10.2026 - 14:06 [ Heinen-ICS.de ]

Lauschangriffe: Abhörverfahren ĂŒber elektromagnetische Abstrahlung

(September 2, 2020)

Laserdrucker, Scanner und Monitore erzeugen eine elektromagnetische Abstrahlung, welche geheime Zugangsdaten und sensible Informationen enthÀlt. Datendiebe können diese Abstrahlung aus einer Entfernung von bis zu einigen hundert Metern als Rauschbilder oder direkt als Klardaten abfangen, speichern und auswerten.

Dies gelingt auch aus anderen GebÀuden heraus oder innerhalb eines WerksgelÀndes aus der Entfernung. Tastatureingaben können ebenfalls ohne Manipulation von IT-Kabeln oder dem Einbau von SignalverstÀrkern abgefangen werden.

Den IT-Betreibern fehlt oft das nötige Sicherheitsbewusstsein fĂŒr die Gefahren im Umgang mit IT-Systemen und deren Hardware.

18.10.2026 - 13:37 [ Heinen-ICS.de ]

Cyberangriff ĂŒber Strom: Wie sensible Daten spurlos ins Stromnetz fließen

(August 22, 2020)

Datendiebe zapfen das Stromnetz des GebĂ€udes spurlos an, um IT-Daten als Rauschsignale aufzuzeichnen. Die geraubten Signale werden anschließend von den Datendieben mit AnalysegerĂ€ten sehr professionell wieder in die digitalen Ursprungsdaten zurĂŒckgewandelt.

So können am PC eingegebene oder an IT-PeripheriegerĂ€ten verarbeitete Daten von Datendieben ausgewertet, mit anderen Datenquellen verknĂŒpft und missbraucht werden. Diese Art des Datendiebstahls ist nicht erkennbar und nicht rekonstruierbar. Der einzige wirksame Schutz gegen solche Cyberangriffe ist das technische Vermeiden von ins Stromnetz abfließenden Daten.

17.10.2026 - 14:50 [ Nachrichtenagentur Radio Utopie ]

feed entries reduced

In May, we expanded the RSS and Atom news feeds to 40 entries and noted that if „certain actors“ tried to exploit it and / or sabotage our work we would take countermeasures.

So, as of today, we reduce the feed entries to 25.

17.10.2026 - 12:48 [ CBS News ]

U.S. military lays groundwork for potential action around Cuba

(Septemnber 26, 2026)

Washington — The U.S. Army Reserve is examining whether it can provide the military‘s Southern Command with police forces, medical personnel and other support units within the next four months, according to an internal Army message reviewed by CBS News.

Though the message makes no reference to Cuba, the request is for continued military planning aimed at Cuba, according to multiple U.S. officials who spoke to CBS News under condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

17.10.2026 - 12:35 [ Fox News ]

Pentagon sends hundreds of Army troops to Latin America for training as drug-trafficking campaign expands

According to The Times, the troops will first deploy to a new jungle training facility in Panama before eventually training with local forces in Colombia and Honduras.

The troops could also support U.S. special operations personnel who are advising local militaries conducting raids against suspected drug traffickers, the outlet reported.

Separately, several hundred soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division are expected to help staff a new Western Hemisphere military command based in Miami.

16.10.2026 - 11:51 [ Wafa.ps ]

Israeli groups receive testimonies of 22 Palestinian prisoners shot at close range in Israeli detention

JERUSALEM, October 15, 2026 (WAFA) – Two leading Israeli human rights groups revealed on Thursday that they received testimonies of 22 Palestinian prisoners shot at close range in Israeli detention centers, according to Arab News.

Physicians for Human Rights Israel and the Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI) said that they have documented “22 testimonies and reports from attorneys, prisoners’ families, and released prisoners point to the dangerous practice of firing rubber- or plastic-like bullets at close range inside prison wings.”

The testimonies span seven detention facilities, including Ofer, Ganot, Ktzi’ot, Gilboa, Megido, Nitzan and Eshel.

16.10.2026 - 11:47 [ Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI) ]

Torture in Israel Today

Does torture exist in Israel?
It definitely is.
Every year, the public committee against torture in Israel (PCATI) receives dozens of complaints alleging to physical and psychological torture used by ISA (Shabak) interrogators. Torture methods reported include painful shackling, sleep deprivation, exposure to extreme heat or cold, threats, sexual harassment, and religion- based humiliation. In addition, instances of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment by the Israel police and Israel prison service are regularly reported.

Is torture legal?
No.
Torture and cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment are absolutely prohibited, both by international as well as Israeli law. However, Israel has yet to enact a law explicitly prohibiting torture, despite its previous commitment to do so.

16.10.2026 - 11:34 [ Physicians for Human Rights Israel ]

Israel’s Genocide in Gaza Persists One Year into the So-Called “Ceasefire” | Report

(October 8, 2026)

A year ago, on October 10, 2025, a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip was announced. For a moment, we at PHRI had a glimpse of hope that this would bring relief and rehabilitation to Palestinians and allow the recovery and reconstruction of the decimated healthcare system.

The analysis we’re releasing today exposes Israel’s continued prevention of any meaningful recovery of Gaza’s healthcare system.

13.10.2026 - 21:44 [ Times of Israel ]

Report: Netanyahu pressed Trump to renew Iran fighting before election; PMO denies

The US officials tell the network they came away with the impression that Netanyahu wanted to launch an attack before the elections, with Netanyahu citing concerning steps by Iran in the nuclear arena.

Even though Trump has said publicly that he will not resume attacks on Iran before the US midterms, the IDF and CENTCOM are both at a high state of readiness and are completing preparations in case Trump changes his mind, the report quotes unnamed sources saying.

13.10.2026 - 19:50 [ Democracy Now ]

“I Can Call Him Whatever the Hell I Want”: Trump Misnames Michigan Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed

During a rally in Tennessee on Saturday, President Trump repeatedly misnamed Michigan’s Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El‑Sayed as “Mohammed,” calling him a “jihadist.”

President Donald Trump: “Like Mohammed El-Sayed — I call him Mohammed. Somebody said, ‚His name isn‘t Mohammed; it’s Abdul.’ I said, ‚To me, it‘s Mohammed.’ I’m the president. I can call him whatever the hell I want. To me, he’s Mohammed, and he’s a radical jihadist.”