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America One News
24 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Fox News ‘Antisemitism Exposed’ Newsletter: 'Holocaust 2.0', calls for 'intifada revolution' on college campus
Fox News' "Antisemitism Exposed" newsletter covers rising anti-Jewish prejudice . This issue includes stories on a college campus investigation into anti-Israel graffiti and chants, an SNL alum criticizing Bernie Sanders and the Democratic Squad over their opposition to Israel, and experts pointing to the similarities between the anti-Israel protests and the BLM movement (, ). Religious and educational organizations are urging the University of California to reject an ethnic studies admission requirement after a faculty council defended a Hamas attack as self-defense (, ). The newsletter also highlights a Maryland task force member who made antisemitic social media posts, and an opinion piece on how U.S. universities have contributed to the current rise in antisemitism (, ).
Red State: RedState's Black Friday Blowout Sale
America's decline is a choice and the 2024 election will decide the future. RedState offers a Black Friday sale on VIP memberships for conservative news and commentary.
#society
Fox News: Gratitude's gifts go well beyond Thanksgiving: 'Greater motivator than worry or fear'
Pastor reminds people of all faiths to practice gratitude for healthier living. Gratitude can transform culture, strengthen relationships, and bring healing.
GB News: Woke rules ban car advert for 'condoning driving that harms the environment'
An advertising watchdog has banned two car adverts by Toyota for showing no regard for the environmental impact. The ads, featuring the new Hilux pick-up truck, showed the vehicles being driven off-road in a natural setting. A campaign group complained to the Advertising Standards Authority, arguing that the adverts condoned behavior harmful to the environment. Toyota defended the ads, stating they were filmed on private land in Slovenia and were clearly fantastical.
#war
Townhall: What Could Go Wrong in the Deal With the Devil
In a tense ceasefire, hostages are set to be released by Hamas. However, Israelis are conflicted, knowing that Hamas is not trustworthy and may use this opportunity to regroup and attack. The release of hostages comes at a high cost and may lead to further kidnappings in the future.
Times Of Israel: 24 Palestinian women, 15 minors to be freed from prison in first batch of exchange
39 Palestinian security prisoners are being processed for release as part of a hostage deal with Hamas that will see 13 Israelis released from Gaza. The prisoners will undergo a health examination before being transferred to the Beitunia checkpoint.
Le Monde: In Israel, not everyone backs truce with Hamas
Not all Israelis are in favor of the truce with Hamas, as the release of hostages is disputed. Three organizations challenged the compromise, fearing that certain hostages will be abandoned. The founders of Tikva believe the agreement poses a serious threat to Israel, citing the consequences of the 2011 liberation of Gilad Shalit.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Meat Grinder Stalemate In Ukraine: What Is Biden Thinking?
Last time we discussed the surprise of Israel by Hamas attack, now it's about the continuous stalemate in Ukraine and why NATO countries tolerate it. Ukraine struggles with inadequate weapons from Germany and America, while Russia sees it as an opportunity for social engineering. Ukraine refuses to make a peace pact with Russia due to their history of broken promises and aggression. The Biden administration faces multiple crises abroad, but must be cautious not to get drawn into an overwhelming commitment to Ukraine. The gradual weakening of Russia in Ukraine benefits the US and Europe, allowing them to plan for the outcome and weaken other authoritarian regimes. However, this approach is risky and leaves Ukraine in endless agony.
GB News: British expat's home raided by bomb squad in Spain as part of terror probe
A British expat and her Spanish husband were arrested in Spain after poor parking led to the discovery that they were linked to the attempted assassination of a far-right Spanish politician. The couple had recently moved to the area, and their car, which had been leased from a rental agency in Malaga, raised suspicion when its license plate was entered into the system. A bomb squad and sniffer dogs were involved in the investigation.
A third individual was also arrested in connection to the assassination attempt. The politician, Alejo Vidal-Quadras, accused Iran of being behind the attack, but no proof has been provided and Spanish authorities have not confirmed this theory. The three suspects were transferred to Madrid to appear before a judge for further investigation.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Brent Steady Ahead of OPEC+ Oil Production Decision
Brent crude futures remain steady as traders await the outcome of an OPEC+ meeting that could result in further supply cuts. Both Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude are set to register their first weekly gain in five weeks, with hopes that the OPEC+ producer group will balance the market until 2024. The delay in the ministerial meeting initially caused a drop in Brent futures, but the near-term economic outlook in China is providing some support. However, higher U.S. crude stockpiles and weak refining margins may limit gains.
The Epoch Times: Dollar Eases in Thin Black Friday Trading on Bets Rates Have Peaked
The dollar slipped and the yen edged higher as investors speculated on U.S. interest rates and Japan's consumer price growth. The dollar index is down and the yen has slowly rebounded from a low. The Bank of Japan may soon roll back monetary stimulus.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Minister: Ukraine to create “Army of Robots,” “Army of EW”
Ukraine's Digitalization Minister, Mikhailo Fedorov, announced plans to establish an "Army of Robots" and an "Army of Electronic Warfare" to enhance the country's military capabilities. The focus will be on transparency and collaboration.
#sports
Forbes: Perhaps Offensive Coordinator Switch Will Spark Steelers QB Kenny Pickett
The Pittsburgh Steelers fired offensive coordinator Matt Canada due to their struggling offense. Despite a 6-4 record, the Steelers have been outgained in every game and have yet to score more than 26 points. Quarterback Kenny Pickett has regressed in his second NFL season, and the Steelers' offense has been stagnant. However, coach Mike Tomlin remains optimistic about Pickett's growth. The Steelers will face the Cincinnati Bengals, who are dealing with quarterback problems after Joe Burrow's season-ending injury. The Bengals' defense may provide an opportunity for Pickett to bounce back.
#outdoors
Forbes: Grindavík Iceland Volcano Update: European Flight Chaos Is Unlikely
Experts in Iceland have stated that the likelihood of a volcanic eruption in the Grindavík area is decreasing daily. While recent volcanic activity has sparked concerns about potential air travel disruptions, aviation safety measures and improved crisis coordination have prepared the industry to mitigate the risks posed by ash clouds. With airlines now better equipped to handle volcanic events, the threat of massive flight interruptions is minimal.
#other
Field & Stream: Best Black Friday EDC Gear Deals 2023
Black Friday sales are offering discounts on EDC gear, including knives, flashlights, and multi-tools. Prices for EDC knives start as low as $16, with discounts up to 52% off. Check back for more sales throughout the weekend.
Fox News: PETA skewered online after posting a picture of turkeys sitting around human meal for Thanksgiving
Animal rights group PETA claims that turkeys would never eat humans at Thanksgiving, but a fact-check reveals that if turkeys had the chance, they likely would. PETA's post was mocked online and the original artist did not comment.
PETA's president wants her flesh to be used in a human barbecue after her death to raise awareness about eating animals. PETA did not respond to requests for comment.