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21 Nov 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: US blasts Ben Gvir over visit to grave of extremist rabbi Kahane
The US State Department condemned Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for honoring extremist rabbi Meir Kahane at his grave. Ben Gvir, part of Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition, has distanced himself from Kahane's legacy, despite previously aligning with his views.
Kahane led the banned Kach group and was known for extreme nationalist rhetoric. The State Department criticized any attempts to glorify terrorism, referencing Ben Gvir's past convictions for incitement. A memorial event for Kahane also drew attention, linking Ben Gvir to far-right activists.
Fox News: New Republican Governors Association chair says 'focus' is on helping Trump get 'off to a strong start'
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, newly elected chair of the Republican Governors Association, aims to support President-elect Trump and ensure a strong start for his administration. Kemp emphasized the need for GOP governors to counter the Biden administration's policies and prepare for upcoming elections.
Kemp expressed confidence in Republican successes and plans to focus on fundraising to remain competitive against Democrats. While he is term-limited in Georgia, he hinted at potential future political ambitions, including a possible Senate bid in 2026.
Fox News: Harris campaign officials explain what went wrong – and what Trump did right: report
Top Democrats involved in Vice President Harris' campaign acknowledged that dissatisfaction with the current administration hindered their efforts. They noted that while they anticipated close results in key battleground states, the campaign faced significant challenges, particularly from Trump's outreach to young male voters through popular media.
Campaign officials emphasized the need for a comprehensive analysis of their strategies, recognizing that the competition had a more established presence in engaging younger demographics. Despite attempts to connect through various media, they concluded that attributing the loss to any single factor would be overly simplistic.
#society
GB News: National Lottery winner who ignored emails for months opens up on how life has changed
Ruth Doyle, a Wiltshire woman, won £1 million in the National Lottery in June 2014 but only discovered it two months later after ignoring emails. Initially skeptical of the win, she and her husband used the money to pay off their mortgage and support various causes, including animal welfare.
The couple has since enjoyed a less stressful life, with Ruth not needing to seek new employment after redundancy, and Peter retiring early. They emphasize the importance of taking time to process such news, highlighting how the win has provided them with more time together and enriched their lives.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In bombshell ruling, ICC issues arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant over Gaza war
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes related to the Gaza conflict. This marks the first time such warrants have been issued against leaders of a democratic nation.
The warrants could complicate ceasefire negotiations, although their practical impact may be limited since neither Israel nor the U.S. is a party to the ICC. Netanyahu and Gallant have condemned the charges, and Israel argues it has a robust legal system to address such claims.
The Telegraph: Archaeologist, 71, killed by Hezbollah in Lebanon during trip to ancient fortress
Zeev Erlich, a 71-year-old Israeli archaeologist, was killed in a Hezbollah ambush in Lebanon while visiting an ancient site with IDF troops. His unauthorized trip included Col Yoav Yarom and other soldiers, despite Erlich not being an active or reserve soldier.
The IDF believed the area was secure before their arrival. Erlich was reportedly armed and wore an IDF uniform, having previously served as a reservist major.
GB News: Benjamin Netanyahu subjected to ARREST WARRANT from international court as it makes 'war crime' claims
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas leader Mohammed Diab Ibrahim al-Masri. The ICC claims there are reasonable grounds to believe they committed crimes against civilian populations.
The court alleges that Netanyahu and Gallant intentionally deprived Gaza's civilian population, while al-Masri faces charges for crimes against humanity and war crimes since October 7, 2023. The ICC previously pursued warrants for former Hamas leaders but had to withdraw after their deaths.
#crime
Fox News: Progressive DA ousted for soft-on-crime policies spends last days in office helping 'Bob's Big Boy' killer
Los Angeles voters are expressing dissatisfaction with District Attorney George Gascon, yet he continues to advocate for the resentencing of violent offenders. Notably, he has appointed former public defender Shelan Joseph to push for a reduced sentence for Ricardo "Ricky" Sanders, a convicted mass shooter on death row for a 1980 massacre that left four dead.
Victims' advocates are opposing this move, citing the brutality of Sanders' crimes. The resentencing hearing is set for November 22, amidst ongoing concerns about Gascon's approach to crime and punishment in Los Angeles.
#other
GB News: US weather: 'Thanksgiving misery' expected as 'coast-to-coast' storms to bring 'bomb cyclone'
A powerful "bomb cyclone" is set to impact the West Coast, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and significant rainfall. Meteorologists warn of potential flooding and travel disruptions as the storm intensifies through the Thanksgiving weekend, urging people to avoid unnecessary travel.
The storm could affect around 80 million Americans, with adverse weather expected across various regions, including the Gulf Coast and the East Coast. Travelers should prepare for cold temperatures and potentially hazardous road conditions.