It's Wednesday, November 29th, 2023. Mr. Musk goes to Israel. North Korea can see you, and the demand for racism once again outpaces supply.

Next on the AM update.

The Israeli Defense Force announced on Tuesday another 12 newly released hostages are currently

inside Israeli territory. In a statement, the IDF said that their Special Forces Division

is currently with those 12 released hostages. Billionaire Tesla, SpaceX, ex-owner and

CEO Elon Musk visited Israel this week and had these comments about what he saw visiting the

settlements that were desecrated by the Hamas terrorists on October 7th.

It was certainly been a day, I would say an emotionally difficult day to see the places

where people were murdered. I just did a talk with the Prime Minister,

and I think there's, I mean, obviously there are three things that need to happen in the Gaza situation.

I mean, there's no choice but to kill those who insist on murdering civilians. There's no choice.

They're not going to change their mind. And then the second thing is to change the education

so that a new generation of murderers is not trained to be murderers. And then the third thing,

which is also very important, is to try to build prosperity.

North Korea has claimed that its first spy satellites to be launched into outer space

has been able to photograph the White House, the Pentagon, and various U.S. naval stations.

Bloomberg reported the nation's reconnaissance probe was launched on November 21st, and since then it has allegedly been able to photograph Anderson Air Force Base, Pearl Harbor, and even the U.S. Navy's USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier.

However, none of the alleged photographs taken by North Korea have been confirmed by another country.

It's not even certainly a piece of tech is fully functional.

North Korea has

also claimed that its reconnaissance mission is prepared to go into effect on December 1st, barring

significant issues. But the official Korean Central News agency stated that fine-tuning processes

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