Tensions Continue to Rise After Spate of Israel-Palestinian Attacks

 

Tensions continue to rise in Israel and the occupied West Bank after a spate of tit-for-tat attacks left more than a dozen people dead, beginning with Israeli commandos raiding an alleged Islamic Jihad group situated inside a refugee camp in Jenin, killing nine people and injuring more than 20 others, followed by a retaliatory deadly shooting by a Palestinian man outside an East Jerusalem synagogue which left seven Israelis dead. See Full Story>

Suicide Attack at Peshawar Mosque Kills 47, Wounds Over 150

 

The Tehreek-e-Taliban, also known as the Pakastani Taliban (TTP), claimed responsibility for a suicide bomber who detonated his vest inside the walled compound of a crowded, predominately Sunni mosque surrounded by government office buildings, including a police station and jail, in the city of Peshawar, killing 47 people and wounding more than 150 others. See Full Story>

Immigrant Farm Worker Charged For Killing Seven People

 

A 66-year-old farmworker faces multiple murder charges after killing seven people in back-to-back shootings in a case of "workplace violence" at two Northern California mushroom farms in the seaside town of Half Moon Bay, as the state mourned its second deadly rampage to in less than two weeks. See Full Story>  

Ten Dead, Ten Injured in Mass Shooting at Monterey Park Dance Studio

 

Ten people were killed, and ten others injured in a deadly mass shooting inside a Monterey Park, California dance studio hosting Lunar New Year celebrations, by a 72-year-old suspect later found dead by suicide with a gunshot wound to the head in a strip mall parking lot in the Torrence area of Los Angeles, according to a statement made by law enforcement officials. See Full Story>

Failed New Mexico GOP Candidate Arrested in Shootings

 

Police arrested and charged former Republican for New Mexico's legislature Solomon Pena, a former felon, with conspiracy and criminal solicitation for paying four men to shoot at the homes of local Albuquerque Democratic leaders, after refusing to concede his race in the 2022 election. See Full Story>