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9 Oct 2024
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Breitbart: Greta Thunberg: Germany Complicit in Genocide over Israel Support
Greta Thunberg participated in a Berlin protest supporting Palestine, accusing the German government of complicity in genocide against Gaza. The rally turned violent, with clashes between protesters and police, reflecting rising tensions in Europe regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Thunberg's shift from climate activism to Palestinian advocacy marks a notable change in her focus. This follows her recent involvement in protests against Israeli actions, including a blockade at a university in Denmark.
Breitbart: Howard Stern Asks Kamala Harris If She Would Leave America if Trumps Wins
Howard Stern expressed deep concern over a potential Trump victory in the upcoming election during an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. He questioned her safety if Trump were to win, suggesting that she and others could face severe repercussions, including military tribunals.
Harris emphasized her coalition of bipartisan support to prevent a Trump win, acknowledging the high stakes of the election. Stern, critical of Trump supporters, compared the former president's rhetoric to that of Hitler, expressing his disdain for those who support Trump.
GB News: 'We want to stay British' plead Chagossians sold out by Starmer: 'Worse than the original expulsion'
Chagossian residents in the UK are upset over a recent UK-Mauritius deal transferring control of the Chagos Islands, fearing loss of citizenship and access to their ancestral home. Many feel betrayed by the lack of consultation during negotiations and express concerns about potential discrimination.
Chagossians are calling for self-determination and a referendum on the islands' future, emphasizing the need for explicit guarantees regarding their rights. The deal has reignited long-standing grievances and uncertainty about their status under Mauritian control.
Le Monde: French culture minister jumps into row over Olympic rings on Eiffel Tower
A dispute has arisen over the Eiffel Tower's Olympic logo, with French Culture Minister Rachida Dati seeking to transfer control from Paris to the central government. This follows Mayor Anne Hidalgo's proposal to keep the Olympic rings on the tower until 2028, which has faced criticism.
Dati argues that the tower requires greater heritage protection, while Hidalgo maintains it is already well-protected. The conflict reflects broader political tensions in Paris, particularly as Dati prepares for a potential mayoral run in 2026.
Breitbart: Tim Walz, Raising Cash with Gavin Newsom, Pushes for End to Electoral College
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz advocated for abolishing the Electoral College in favor of a national popular vote during a fundraiser with California Gov. Gavin Newsom. He expressed concerns about Democrats potentially losing the presidency despite winning the popular vote, referencing the 2016 election.
Walz's comments suggest a lack of confidence among Democrats as the 2024 presidential campaign approaches. His stance may favor larger Democratic-leaning states, raising concerns about the influence of ballot harvesting on national voting dynamics.
Fox News: Harris dodges when asked by Howard Stern if she'd leave the country for her safety if Trump wins
Vice President Kamala Harris did not directly answer whether she would feel safe in the U.S. if former President Trump wins re-election. During an interview with Howard Stern, she emphasized her efforts to prevent his victory and highlighted bipartisan support for her campaign.
Harris criticized Trump's actions and rhetoric, particularly regarding his relationship with Russia and the handling of COVID-19. She is participating in a media campaign to rally support against Trump ahead of the election.
Breitbart: ‘The Belly of the Beast’ -- Trump Books Madison Square Garden for Rally in Home Stretch of Campaign
Former President Donald Trump is set to hold a major campaign rally at Madison Square Garden on October 27, 2024, as part of his push for the presidency. This event follows previous rallies that attracted large crowds, indicating strong support among his base.
The rally is expected to be first-come, first-serve, with a significant turnout anticipated. The campaign will formally announce the event to supporters soon.
Fox News: Fox News Digital's Supreme Court Quiz
The Supreme Court begins its 2024-25 term this week, inviting the public to test their knowledge of its justices through a trivia quiz. Additional quizzes cover various topics, including American culture and recent news events.
Shannon Bream, anchor of FOX News Sunday, has a background in covering the Supreme Court and has authored a book on biblical love stories.
#society
GB News: Turkish Airlines: Pilot dies mid-flight as plane forced to make emergency landing nearly 3,000 miles away
A Turkish Airlines pilot died mid-flight, leading to an emergency landing in New York. Captain Ilcehin Pehlivan, 59, collapsed during the journey from Seattle to Istanbul, and despite crew attempts at first aid, he passed away before landing at JFK Airport.
The airline confirmed Pehlivan had recently passed a medical examination with no health issues. The incident has prompted condolences from the aviation community and Turkish Airlines, which is arranging for passengers to continue their journey.
Times Of Israel: One year into the Hezbollah conflict, Arab Israelis confront their complicated identity
In Sheikh Danun, the conflict with Hezbollah has intensified the complexities of Arab Israeli identity. Ahmed Samniya and local leaders express concerns about growing divisiveness and the perception of Israeli Arabs as burdens amid ongoing violence and government pressures.
Residents face daily threats from cross-border attacks, leading to school closures and a heightened sense of insecurity. Community leaders emphasize the need for coexistence and fear that right-wing politics may exacerbate tensions against Arab citizens.
GB News: Survivors of accidents on London’s transport network blast 'rotten' TFL for safety failures
Survivors and relatives of victims from London's transport accidents criticized Transport for London (TfL) for inadequate safety measures, demanding a comprehensive review. Recent statistics show a rise in serious injuries and fatalities, prompting calls for accountability from Mayor Sadiq Khan.
Campaigners expressed frustration over TfL's lack of responsiveness and urged for a "duty of candour" regarding safety concerns. TfL maintains that safety is a priority and is implementing measures to reduce risks.
Forbes: Turkish Airlines Pilot Dies Flying From U.S. To Turkey—Forcing Emergency Landing
A Turkish Airlines pilot, Ilcehin Pehlivan, 59, died mid-flight from Seattle to Istanbul, prompting an emergency landing in New York. Despite passing a medical examination earlier this year, the cause of death remains unclear.
Turkish Airlines expressed condolences to Pehlivan's family and colleagues following the incident.
The Western Journal: Judge Upholds Defamation Case Against Far-Left Outlet That Accused Child of Racism
A Delaware judge has rejected Deadspin's motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by the family of a 9-year-old boy, Holden Armenta, whom the outlet falsely accused of racism. The judge ruled that Deadspin's claims were provably false and actionable.
The article in question misrepresented Armenta's face paint at a football game, leading to public backlash against the family. The Armentas are seeking a trial after Deadspin failed to issue a full retraction.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: As Gaza war drags past 1 year mark, hope fades for a deal to bring hostages home soon
Israel's ongoing efforts to secure the release of 101 hostages taken by Hamas are facing significant challenges, with many families losing faith in government negotiations. Despite some hostages being freed, the likelihood of a successful deal appears to be diminishing.
U.S. officials have urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to pursue a cease-fire for hostage return, but tensions continue to escalate in the region. Alternative proposals for resolving the hostage situation exist, yet skepticism remains regarding their viability.