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#politics
Newsbusters: Colbert, Frost Accuse GOP of Being 'Okay With Kids Being Mowed Down,' Poll Taxes
Democratic Rep. Frost accuses Republicans of being okay with school shootings and instituting poll taxes. He discusses President Biden's Office of Gun Violence Prevention and the need to implement the bipartisan Safer Communities Act. Frost also mentions the use of executive actions to combat gun violence and the importance of providing support to affected communities. In a separate discussion, Frost defends Florida's progressive policies but criticizes Governor DeSantis for implementing roadblocks to voting rights and signing a six-week abortion ban. He argues that DeSantis avoids discussing these issues in his presidential campaign to maintain approval ratings.
Breitbart: Biden Restored over $700 Million to Jihadist-Linked U.N. Palestinian Agency
President Joe Biden's decision to restore funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has received condemnation after Hamas carried out a mass killing of Israeli civilians. The attack, which involved rockets and brutal acts of violence, resulted in over 1,000 deaths. Questions have been raised about Biden's foreign policy, including his support for UNRWA, which has been accused of promoting hatred against Israel and Jews.
The New American: Turkish Lawmaker Suggests Palestinian Independence to Stop Violence, Turkish President Offers to Broker Bilateral Peace - The New American
Dr. Numan Kurtulmuş, speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, emphasizes the need for a two-state solution to end the violence between Israelis and Palestinians in the Middle East. He calls for a free and independent State of Palestine and urges adherence to UN Security Council Resolution 242. Meanwhile, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan offers to mediate and calls for an end to the conflict through diplomatic efforts.
The Right Scoop: New York Times changes ‘Hamas terrorists’ to ‘Hamas gunmen’
The New York Times changed their wording from "Hamas terrorists" to "Hamas gunmen" in an article about the group. This sanitization of language raises questions about the paper's editorial stance.
#society
The Blaze: Commentary: How to make friends with real people
Forming meaningful friendships as an adult is a challenge in today's society. The decline of social institutions, lack of trust, and cynicism hinder genuine connections. To overcome this, we must dispense with cynicism, put ourselves out there sincerely, and embrace activities that build social capital. It's crucial not to give up on our fellow citizens despite the degraded state of the country.
Forbes: Indian Filmmaker Suman Ghosh On ‘The Scavenger Of Dreams’
Indian filmmaker Suman Ghosh discusses his new film, The Scavenger of Dreams, which portrays the lives of garbage pickers in modern India and the widening gap between the rich and poor. Ghosh shot the film without a script, using real ragpickers as actors. The film sheds light on the resilience and dreams of these individuals, highlighting the lack of awareness and acknowledgment from society.
#war
Breitbart: Netanyahu, Gantz form Unity Government in Israel; Hamas Fires Rockets at Tel Aviv
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Benny Gantz agreed to form an emergency government during the war against Hamas. Gaza's power plant ran out of fuel, while Hamas continued to launch rockets at heavily populated areas in Israel. The US pledged support to Israel's defense efforts.
The Right Scoop: A horrific photo that encapsulates the terror Hamas has brought to Jews in the Holy Land
Ben Shapiro shared a horrifying photo of Jews burned alive while trying to escape Hamas in Kibbutz Be'eri.
Daily Wire: Netanyahu, Opposition Leader Gantz To Form Unity Government In Israel
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former minister of defense Benny Gantz have agreed to form an emergency unity government. Gantz, Eisenkot, and Sa'ar will be sworn in as ministers, joining a smaller security cabinet. The goal is to lead to victory in the war against Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza.
Flag And Cross: Middle East Conflict Threatens Israeli Agriculture Giants' Operations
Tensions in the Middle East escalate as Hamas attacks Israel, resulting in the deaths of nine U.S. citizens. The conflict poses a direct threat to individuals, as well as broader implications for Israel's vulnerable agricultural sector. Damage to irrigation systems and the mobilization of reserve military forces could lead to reduced yields and potential food shortages, impacting major agricultural giants like Bayer Crop Science, Deere & Company, and Cargill.
The New American: Israeli Lawmaker Blames Netanyahu Government for Weekend Attacks - The New American
Israeli lawmaker Ofer Cassif warned that the recent Hamas assault on Israel was a result of the Israeli government's occupation of Palestinian lands. The surprise attack led to casualties on both sides, with hundreds killed and injured. Cassif condemned the Israeli government and called for an end to the occupation.
Flag And Cross: Palestine Ally Iran Gave Hamas Militants Training Before The Recent Attack
Israel and Iran deny involvement in attack, but explosions in Iran and rockets fired into Israel suggest otherwise. Thousands of casualties, with Gaza strip under siege and no access to essentials. US President Biden sends aid and military jets to Israel. (, , )
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: 5 Reasons DeSantis Is Wrong on War With Cartels
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vows to send Special Forces to the border to combat drug cartels. This approach raises concerns about starting a war and the effectiveness of military action. It is important to establish diplomatic relationships with Mexico to address border issues.
Forbes: Gaza’s Lone Power Plant Reportedly Shuts Down
Gaza's power plant shuts down after running out of fuel, leaving the territory without electricity. Israel has cut off energy supplies and imposed a siege on Gaza.
The New American: Pentagon Claims U.S. Has Enough Arms for Israel and Ukraine - The New American
White House officials are considering including more aid for Ukraine in an emergency aid package for Israel, causing controversy among lawmakers. Israel is already a major recipient of U.S. foreign aid, receiving $3.3 billion in 2022. The Pentagon insists that it has enough arms for both Israel and Ukraine.
Red State: Moore to the Point - Money Is Fungible, People Are Not
The recent release of $6 billion to Iran is criticized due to its potential connection to Hamas' terrorist attack in Israel. The Biden administration claims the money hasn't been spent, but experts argue that money is fungible, allowing other funds to support inhumanitarian acts. The victims of Hamas' brutality, however, cannot be replaced.
Flag And Cross: Subsea Gas Pipeline And Telecommunications Cable Damaged In Possible Sabotage
A subsea gas pipeline and telecommunications cable connecting Finland to Estonia have been damaged, possibly due to orchestrated external activity. The repairs are expected to take months. The Finnish government confirmed the incident and Prime Minister Petteri Orpo stated that the damage could not have occurred from routine operations. The cause of the damage is still under investigation, and NATO is involved in resolving the matter.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. Defense Stocks Surge Nearly $30 Billion After Hamas Attack—Don’t Count On It Lasting, Analysts Say
Defense stocks have surged following the recent military escalation in Israel, but analysts believe the gains will not be sustainable. In order for the rally to continue, there would need to be a significant increase in the US defense budget, which is unlikely given the current political climate. This is similar to what happened after Russia invaded Ukraine last year, where defense stocks initially rose but then fell over the next six months due to deteriorating economic conditions.
#religion
Daily Wire: Christianity Today Staff Made Extensive Campaign Donations Between 2015 and 2022…All Went to Democrats
The leadership and staff of Christianity Today, a prominent Christian news outlet, have made political donations exclusively to Democrats, including candidates who hold views contrary to evangelical beliefs. The donations raise questions about the magazine's journalistic standards and whether its staff are using their positions to influence the opinions of other evangelicals. Many conservatives feel that Christianity Today is attempting to align evangelical views with the modern Democratic Party, leading some to question whether the magazine truly represents the beliefs of its readers.