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18 Oct 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Here's Israel's Evidence That an Islamic Jihad Rocket Caused Gaza Hospital Explosion
Israel's military presents evidence that a misfired Palestinian rocket caused an explosion at a Gaza hospital. Hamas blames Israel, but the United States supports Israel's explanation. The blast has sparked protests and fears of escalating conflict.
Flag And Cross: Former Senator Predicts Rocky Tenure For Rep. Jim Jordan As House Speaker
Former Senator Claire McCaskill expressed her doubts about Rep. Jim Jordan's potential tenure as Speaker of the House, citing the chaos within the Republican caucus and the possibility of his removal. She emphasized the division between traditional Republicans and the Trump faction, suggesting that this could negatively impact the country in the coming months. Despite his strained relationship with the White House, Jordan plans to force a floor vote for the Speaker's position, with the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.
Breitbart: Ad Highlights Trump's Endorsement of Daniel Cameron for KY Governor
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a Republican candidate for governor, released an ad emphasizing Donald Trump's endorsement of his campaign. The ad highlights Cameron's commitment to law enforcement, the military, and fighting crime, contrasting him with Democratic incumbent Andy Beshear, who Cameron accuses of being aligned with President Joe Biden.
#society
Flag And Cross: Sunday Scaries Dissipate As People Embrace Productivity And Multitasking
Nearly nine in 10 people in the US enjoy being productive on Sundays, with waking up early seen as a key to success. Many define productivity as completing tasks, spending time with loved ones, or even sleeping. However, maintaining productivity often requires sacrificing other activities. People often rush to finish chores before important TV events, and almost 60% have missed a major TV moment to get things done. Multitasking is common, with many using multiple screens and smart devices to make the most of their time. However, using multiple screens can also cause stress. This survey, conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Samsung Electronics America, reveals how people prioritize and multitask to stay productive on Sundays.
Le Monde: Arras terror attack: Why wasn't the suspect, who was under surveillance, deported?
Three days after a teacher was killed and two others injured in a terrorist attack, questions arise about the system errors that allowed the perpetrator, a Russian Muslim extremist, to remain in France despite previous attempts to deport him. The French law on foreign nationals and exceptions to deportation are under scrutiny.
#war
Euromaidan Press: SBU destroys Russia’s military surveillance systems, electronic warfare unit (video)
The Ukrainian Security Service has used kamikaze drones to destroy Russia's military surveillance systems and electronic warfare unit, hindering their ability to monitor and attack Ukrainian territory. The drones targeted five surveillance systems, including the Murom and Pergam series, as well as an electronic warfare system called Pole-21. This successful operation is part of a larger effort by the SBU to neutralize Russian military assets.
Townhall: The Iranian Regime's Multi-Layered Relationship With Hamas
The Iranian regime's support for Hamas and their terrorist attack on Israel has deep roots, with Iran exploiting the Palestinian issue to spread Islamic fundamentalism and undermine the mainstream Palestinian leadership. Hamas, an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, rejects negotiations with Israel and advocates armed resistance. Iran has provided significant financial support and weapons to Hamas, strengthening their relationship and increasing their presence in Gaza. This support from Iran has escalated the conflict between Israel and Hamas, with repercussions in the region.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Hungary's Orbán Calls for Ukraine 'Ceasefire' During Meeting with Putin
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin and urges for a ceasefire in Ukraine for the sake of Europe's well-being and to address the issues of refugees, sanctions, and fighting. Orbán expresses his desire for continued cooperation and thanks Putin for the supply of gas and oil. While facing backlash for his meeting, Orbán remains one of the few European leaders advocating for peace negotiations in Ukraine. The meeting takes place during a summit of China's Belt and Road initiative, and Hungary expresses support for economic collaboration with China.
Red State: Jim Jordan FTW: Ilhan Omar, Media Finally Decide to Use the ‘T’ Word – Just Not Against Hamas
House Speaker nominee Jim Jordan is being accused of terrorism by left-wing figures and the media. They have been reluctant to label Hamas' acts of terror against Israeli civilians as terrorism. Jordan, a Republican leader, has been targeted with the accusation by Representative Ilhan Omar and others. The moral bankruptcy of Democrats and the press is evident in their refusal to call out Hamas for what it truly is.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Second flight of rescued Americans has arrived in Florida from Israel
Governor Ron DeSantis confirmed the safe arrival of a second flight carrying stranded Americans from Israel to Florida. No details on the number rescued yet. DeSantis also sent two cargo planes with donated supplies to Israel to support their fight against Hamas terrorists.
The Telegraph: The world must not forget Putin's child hostages
Qatar has brokered a deal for the return of four Ukrainian children taken to Russia during the invasion. However, this move by Putin is a cynical ploy to manipulate public opinion.
Forbes: U.S. Treasury Imposes Sanctions Against Hamas Members And Facilitators
The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on 10 members and financial facilitators of Hamas, the Palestinian militant group responsible for attacking Israel. The sanctions target individuals managing Hamas' investments in various countries and include a Hamas-linked crypto exchange and financiers tied to Iran. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that the sanctions are a response to attacks against Israeli civilians and children, aiming to prevent Hamas from raising funds for further assaults. This comes shortly after an explosion at a Gaza hospital that killed hundreds, with conflicting claims about its cause.
Daily Wire: Hamas-Run Gaza Health Ministry Cited By Legacy Media Has History Of Lying About Civilian Casualties
Major American news outlets like The New York Times and The Washington Post uncritically report Gaza Health Ministry's numbers on civilian casualties in Israeli airstrikes, despite the ministry's history of lying. The unreliable source is used to paint Israel in a negative light. Congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar also support the ministry's propaganda, blaming Israel and condemning President Biden.
#economy
Forbes: United Airlines Stock Slides To 12-Month Low Due To Suspended Israel Flights
United Airlines stock plummeted nearly 9% after warning about the impact of various factors, including the war in Israel, on its business. Despite reporting strong financial results for the third quarter, the airline expects lower earnings per share in the fourth quarter due to the conflict, rising fuel expenses, and increased labor costs. United is particularly vulnerable to conflict-related cancellations in the region, making it the most exposed US airline.
Fox News: Major South African coal plant fires back up as officials aim to ease mass power outages
South African officials restore units at Kusile power station, reducing power blackouts. Recovery seen as significant step toward resolving power crisis.
Flag And Cross: Historical Data Shows Hope For Year-End Rally, But Near-Term Outlook Remains Uncertain
The stock market's future is uncertain due to economic and geopolitical challenges. Historical trends show a potential for gains, but the near-term outlook is not so optimistic. Positive earnings growth and a potential pause in the tightening cycle by the Federal Reserve could support the market. Geopolitical tensions pose a risk. A Santa Claus rally in December may provide a boost.
Forbes: Shoplazza BrandVoice: Advancing Towards Eco-Conscious E-Commerce: Bridging Consumer Demand And Sustainable Operations
Shoplazza recognizes the importance of integrating sustainability into E-commerce. With a high return rate and billions of pounds of returned goods in landfills, sustainable strategies are imperative. Shoplazza offers the opportunity to seamlessly integrate sustainability into online shops, resonating with millennials and enhancing brand image. The Point of Sale (POS) system within Shoplazza supports paperless transactions and promotes ethical and environmentally friendly practices, contributing to global sustainability efforts. It is a continuous process of evolution, learning, and adaptation, navigating the complexities of the market and aligning business strategies with ecological goals. Advancements in technology and partnerships with like-minded entities further enhance sustainability in E-commerce. Every choice made and every commitment to sustainability makes a difference in creating a more sustainable and eco-conscious future.
Flag And Cross: Treasury Yields Reach 17-Year High, Causing Strain In U.S. Bond Market
Treasury yields surging in U.S. core bond market, reaching highest level in over 17 years. Strong retail sales figures and higher-than-expected inflation contributing to possibility of prolonged period of elevated interest rates.
#military
The Federalist: DOD Bankrolls Abortion But Slashes Troops' Overseas Living Costs
The Pentagon plans to cut cost-of-living allowances for overseas service members, while still funding travel for abortions. Over 230,000 military members will be affected by the cuts, which are due to increased inflation and changing currency rates.
#health
Breitbart: 'God Had a Plan': Rescue Dog Saved TX Teen as He Suffered Unexpected Stroke
A rescue dog named Axel saves his owners' 17-year-old son, Gabriel Tanner, who suffered a stroke. Axel sensed the danger and woke up Gabriel's parents, leading them to the boy. Gabriel's outcome was significantly better because of Axel's actions.
#education
PJ Media: Emory University Places Medical Professor on Leave for Anti-Semitic Statements
Emory Univ. suspends doctor for anti-Semitic remarks on social media, stressing importance of empathy & respect.
#crime
Breitbart: Swedish Soccer Fans Told Not to Wear National Colors After Suspected Terror Attack
Swedish soccer fans are being advised not to wear national colors when traveling abroad due to the recent killing of two Swedish supporters in Brussels. The victims were chased and gunned down by a Tunisian national who claimed affiliation with ISIS. Swedish authorities believe this was a terrorist attack against Swedish citizens.