Istanbul fell quiet. Robbie Williams’s show was canceled for public safety after anti-Israel groups branded him a Zionist. The governor gave the order. Williams apologized: fan safety comes first.

Stringer says recognizing Palestine was a mistake. In Manchester, the synagogue attack stirs anger and fear. Two killed, three hurt. The attacker is Jihad Al-Shamie. Badges, NHS, and government lines draw fire.

In Des Moines, ICE calls Ian Roberts a “criminal illegal alien.” He fled with a Glock, a knife, and cash. He was captured after fleeing agents. He appeared on the voter rolls; the board would not comment.

Migrants Day in Gijón: a statue, a mother, and the sea for children who left for the Americas. Roberto, exiled by Franco to Belgium, says Spain is his country in feeling. Silva speaks of inherited trauma from Civil War graves.

Israel says it mistreated no Greta Thunberg or flotilla detainees; hundreds are detained, many in prison.

France reports four detained officials on a hunger strike. Ro Khanna pushes for David Adler’s release. Spain will repatriate twenty-one detainees.

The Digest, 10/5/2025 @1000AM, CDT

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