Pritha Paul

Terrorist militant group Hamas said it will begin executing a hostage Israeli civilian every time Israel launches a fresh attack on civilian houses in Gaza without pre-warning.

Palestinian journalist Moataz Mashal was seen in a video breaking down in tears while covering Israel’s attacks on Gaza.

A music festival reveler in Israel had to hide under dead bodies for seven hours when Hamas terrorists infiltrated the rave and started killing partygoers at the event.

Jackson Frank who was a sports writer for PhillyVoice, was fired after he tweeted in “solidarity” with Palestine in response to the team’s statement showing support for Israel.

An armed section of Hamas terrorists have warned residents living in the Israeli city of Ashkelon that they have until 5 pm local time (10 am ET) to leave.

Tony Seruga, an intelligence analyst who claimed that there will be a terrorist attack on US soil in the next 14 months was endlessly trolled on X, formerly known as Twitter for how he described his bio.

Hayim Katsman, a renowned US scholar, was killed in the Hamas attack on Israel. He was hiding in a kibbutz closet when terrorists burst in.

Steve Garvey, the former Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres star is planning to throw his hat into the race for US Senate after the seat was left vacant by the death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) last month.

A 25-year-old Israeli woman was hailed a hero after she saved an entire kibbutz from harm by not only killing five Hamas terrorists herself but also leading a group of residents to kill more than two dozen advancing terrorists.

Recent measurements of the four-point correlation function in large-scale galaxy surveys have found apparent evidence of parity violation in the distribution of galaxies. This cannot happen via dynamical gravitational effects in general relativity. If such a violation arose from physics in the early Universe it could indicate important new physics beyond the standard model, and would be at odds with most models of inflation. It is therefore now timely to consider the galaxy trispectrum in more detail. While the intrinsic four-point correlation function, or equivalently the trispectrum, its Fourier counterpart, is parity invariant, the observed trispectrum must take redshift-space distortions into account. Although the standard Newtonian correction also respects parity invariance, we show that subleading relativistic corrections do not. We demonstrate that these can be significant at intermediate linear scales and are dominant over the Newtonian parity-invariant part around the equality scale and above. Therefore when observing the galaxy four-point correlation function, we should expect to detect parity violation on large scales.