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America One News
17 Nov 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Heroes and Zeros of Election 2024
The piece celebrates various figures in the Republican Party, highlighting their contributions to recent electoral successes. It praises Scott Pressler for mobilizing voters, criticizes Ronna McDaniel for her leadership failures, and lauds figures like Ron DeSantis and Elon Musk for their roles in the political landscape.
The author contrasts these "heroes" with perceived failures among Democrats, particularly focusing on figures like Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. The narrative emphasizes a sense of victory and vindication for Republican efforts while mocking opponents.
Le Monde: In Bangladesh, after 100 days in power, the interim government's task remains colossal.
Following the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh is experiencing a significant political shift. An interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is tasked with overseeing a democratic transition after years of autocratic rule.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has gained momentum, organizing large rallies and attracting young supporters. The interim government is focusing on reforming key institutions, with ten commissions set to report by the end of the year. The Awami League has been excluded from these discussions.
Times Of Israel: Stance on ending war must soften for hostage deal, security chiefs said to tell PM
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened an emergency meeting with top security officials to discuss strategies for freeing hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The security chiefs indicated that agreeing to Hamas's demands for a ceasefire and military withdrawal is essential for any hostage deal, despite ongoing resistance from the terror group.
The meeting followed grim assessments regarding the hostages' conditions, with reports of significant weight loss due to inadequate food. Negotiations for their release have stalled, with public opinion largely favoring a deal that would end the conflict. Critics accuse Netanyahu of prolonging the war to maintain his coalition's stability.
#society
GB News: Record number of asylum seekers claiming to be gay allowed to stay in Britain under ECHR rules as claims nearly triple in one year
In 2023, the UK saw a nearly threefold increase in asylum seekers claiming to be gay, with 2,133 securing residency compared to 762 in 2022. This rise is attributed to a pandemic-related backlog, though some skeptics believe the system may be exploited.
The Home Office maintains that robust safeguards are in place to evaluate claims. Notably, eight countries had a 100% approval rate for such claims, while others, like Albania, had much lower success rates. The increase in claims has sparked discussions on balancing protection for vulnerable individuals with the integrity of the asylum system.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Iran Grows Silent On its Threats of Retaliation
Following the Israeli airstrikes on Iran's defense systems, Iranian leaders warned of a "crushing response," yet recent threats have diminished. The Iranian regime appears to be shifting focus to internal issues and relying on Hezbollah for proxy attacks against Israel, avoiding direct confrontation.
This change in rhetoric may stem from fears of retaliation from Israel and a potential Trump administration, which could escalate military actions against Iran's nuclear facilities. The silence from Tehran suggests a strategic recalibration in response to the geopolitical landscape.
#military
Le Monde: Israel army confirms strike 'eliminated' Hezbollah spokesman
Israel's military confirmed the targeted killing of Hezbollah spokesman Mohammed Afif in Beirut, labeling him a key figure in the group's terrorist activities against Israel. The strike, part of ongoing military actions, resulted in civilian casualties, with two killed and over 20 injured in a separate attack on a computer shop.
As tensions escalate, Hezbollah has intensified its attacks on Israel, prompting Israeli artillery strikes within Lebanon for the first time since the conflict reignited. The ongoing violence has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with over 3,400 reported dead in Lebanon and continued rocket fire into Israel.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: It’s Easier for Students to Come Out as Gay Than Christian
In Northern Ireland, students reportedly find it more difficult to reveal their Christian faith than their sexual orientation, according to testimony during an inquiry into Relationship and Sexuality Education. This trend reflects a broader cultural shift in the Western world, where being part of the LGBT community is more socially accepted than identifying as Christian.
David Smyth from the Evangelical Alliance noted that this societal dynamic is indicative of a leftist dominance in culture, suggesting that public expressions of Christianity are met with stigma, while LGBT identities are celebrated. He questioned whether teachers are promoting a leftist agenda, highlighting the challenges faced by Christian students in today's educational environment.
#crime
Fox News: Texas man, 66, shot to death while selling cellphone on Facebook Marketplace: police
A 66-year-old man, Ahmad Alkhalaf, was shot and killed in Dallas while attempting to sell a cellphone on Facebook Marketplace. The suspect, 19-year-old Amaya Medrano, has been charged with capital murder after police identified her through surveillance footage and a stolen phone listing.
Alkhalaf was found at a gas station on November 8, where he later died from his injuries. Medrano, who was on probation for a previous stabbing incident, is currently held in jail with a bond set at $1 million. The investigation is ongoing.