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22 Nov 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: With evangelicals locked, Trump wooed Chabad, the Amish, Copts
Donald Trump’s campaign strategically targeted niche religious groups, including Orthodox Jews, Coptic Christians, and the Amish, recognizing the importance of every vote in swing states. His outreach included a visit to a Jewish gravesite and social media posts to Coptic Christians, reinforcing shared values.
While Trump won decisively, the impact of these targeted efforts on voter turnout remains unclear. Many in these communities share conservative views, but there are also divisions, particularly among younger members questioning the GOP's focus on specific issues.
#society
GB News: Parking row explodes outside hospital as fuming resident claims 'nurse told me to f**k off'
Residents near Doncaster Royal Infirmary are frustrated over parking issues caused by hospital staff and visitors, leading to blocked pavements and driveways. Reports of verbal abuse from hospital personnel have surfaced, alongside safety concerns regarding vehicles left unsecured.
The hospital acknowledges the parking challenges, with only 900 spaces for approximately 6,000 daily users. Calls for intervention from hospital management and the City of Doncaster Council have intensified as residents express worries about access for emergency services and increased criminal activity in the area.
GB News: Dangerous dogs mapped: Hotspot areas where most dogs are seized by police with 114 taken each week
In the UK, police are seizing an average of 16 dangerous dogs daily, totaling nearly 6,000 since November 2023. Greater Manchester leads in seizures, with 1,000 dogs taken off the streets in a year. Hospital admissions for dog bites are rising despite existing legislation.
Experts argue that breed-specific bans may not effectively address the issue, emphasizing the need to tackle irresponsible ownership and breeding practices. The recent XL bully ban, prompted by fatal attacks, may not be sufficient to prevent future incidents, with concerns about illegal rehoming of banned breeds.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: World divided over ICC charges against Israeli leaders
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant, as well as Hamas leader Mohammed Deif. This has elicited mixed reactions from various countries, with some EU nations pledging to comply with the warrants, while Israel's allies, including the US, have condemned the decision.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell emphasized that the warrants must be respected by all signatories of the Rome Statute, while reactions from countries like France and Germany indicate a cautious approach to the implications of these warrants.
Breitbart: Bomb Squad Detonates 'Suspicious Package' Outside U.S. Embassy
London's Metropolitan Police responded to a "suspicious package" at the U.S. Embassy, conducting a controlled explosion after closing surrounding roads. Investigations are ongoing, with police using sniffer dogs to ensure no additional threats are present.
The incident highlights rising tensions affecting embassies in Europe, amid various political conflicts. Recently, the same embassy faced vandalism from activists, while the Kyiv embassy was closed due to air raid concerns.
The Telegraph: Trump considers sanctions on ICC over Netanyahu arrest warrant
Donald Trump is contemplating sanctions against International Criminal Court (ICC) officials following the issuance of an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Incoming national security adviser Mike Waltz criticized the ICC, asserting that it lacks credibility and is biased against Israel.
Trump's potential actions could include halting U.S. involvement in ICC investigations, particularly those concerning Russian war crimes in Ukraine. During his first term, he imposed sanctions on ICC officials over investigations into U.S. and Israeli actions, which were later reversed by the Biden administration.
#economy
GB News: Nissan warns of emergency as car brands scramble to meet electric car targets or risk 'irreversible impact'
Nissan has urged the UK Government to revise its Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate, citing potential penalties for manufacturers due to lower-than-expected electric vehicle sales. The automaker warns that outdated targets could harm UK automotive manufacturing, jeopardizing jobs and investments.
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders projects electric vehicle sales will only reach 18.5% this year, below the mandated 22% for 2024. Nissan proposes changes to the ZEV mandate, including increased flexibility in credit borrowing and a monitoring period to mitigate fines.
#military
Breitbart: North Korean General Wounded in Ukrainian Attack: Report
A senior North Korean officer has reportedly been injured in Ukraine, potentially due to a British-supplied Storm Shadow missile. North Korea has deployed around 10,900 troops to assist Russia in reclaiming territory in the Kursk Oblast, marking its first significant combat involvement.
This incident aligns North Korea with Russia's military struggles, which have included the loss of several high-ranking officers. The specific details of the officer's injuries and the timing of the attack remain unclear, but Ukrainian forces have targeted a command post in Kursk using advanced missile technology.
The Telegraph: Putin’s new hypersonic missile is a warning to Britain – this footage shows why
Russia has test-fired its new hypersonic missile, the "Oreshnik," against Ukraine, marking its first combat use. President Putin claimed it is intended for decisive strikes, specifically warning Western nations against military actions against Russia. The missile's development details remain largely undisclosed.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Wagner: Hegseth Saying He Wants Standards from 'When Warriors Could Be Real Warriors' Raises 'Alarm Bells'
On MSNBC, host Alex Wagner expressed concern over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's views on military standards, suggesting they could transform the armed forces into a politically motivated entity. She highlighted Hegseth's call to revert to past combat standards and eliminate diversity initiatives.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal emphasized the need for professional military leadership, criticizing Hegseth's approach and stressing the importance of maintaining a focus on national defense and addressing issues like sexual assault within the military.
#crime
The Telegraph: Seven-year hunt for ‘cryptoqueen who stole £3.6bn’ shifts to Cape Town
Ruja Ignatova, a Bulgarian fugitive and the only woman on the FBI's top 10 most-wanted list, is being sought for her role in a £3.6 billion cryptocurrency fraud involving OneCoin. Authorities are now focusing their search in Cape Town, South Africa, where she may have been spotted.
Ignatova fled Bulgaria in 2017 and is believed to have undergone plastic surgery to alter her appearance. Her brother has cooperated with investigators, claiming she possesses stolen funds that could have financed her new identity.
Fox News: Brothers who staged Jussie Smollett hoax respond to reversal of conviction: 'Injustice'
The Illinois Supreme Court recently overturned Jussie Smollett's hate crime hoax conviction, prompting responses from the Osundairo brothers, who assisted him in staging the incident. They expressed disappointment that Smollett has not admitted guilt and criticized the leniency he received from prosecutors.
The brothers highlighted the disparity in how justice is administered, suggesting that Smollett's influence allowed him to receive a favorable deal. They also mentioned that they had not been fully compensated for their involvement but insisted their actions were motivated by friendship rather than financial gain.
The Telegraph: Family ‘devastated’ over British lawyer’s death in suspected drink poisoning in Laos
Simone White, a 28-year-old British lawyer, died in Laos from suspected drink spiking involving methanol. Her family described her as "one of a kind." This incident follows the deaths of five other tourists from tainted alcohol in Vang Vieng on November 12.