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29 Nov 2023
#war
Times Of Israel: Nir Oz high schoolers made prescient short film about abduction months before Oct. 7
High school students from the kibbutz Nir Oz made a comedy film about a teenager kidnapped by Hamas, unaware that it would become tragically prophetic. The students experienced the horror themselves when terrorists attacked their community, leading to the death and abduction of many residents. Despite their trauma, the students remain determined to return to their kibbutz and rebuild.
Forbes: How Dangerous Are Russia’s New Stealthy Shahed Drones?
Shahed attack drones in Ukraine now have a new black paint job to improve their stealth capabilities. The paint contains carbon, making the drones harder to detect. While the paint alone may not be a game-changer, it could make it more difficult for defenders to spot the drones on radar and visually. The dark color also gives the drones less time to engage them, potentially improving their chances of getting through. Russia is trying to produce these drones in large numbers, and the conflict may continue for a while.
Times Of Israel: Amid Gaza war, IDF steps up West Bank raids to quell potential additional front
Israeli troops carry out an overnight operation in Beit Furik, arresting suspected Hamas members and Palestinians involved in terror activities. The IDF has arrested around 2,000 wanted Palestinians in the West Bank since October 7, with tensions remaining high. The raids have led to a decrease in terror attacks in the region, but have also faced challenges such as incorrect intelligence and resistance from suspects.
Le Monde: Erdogan calls Netanyahu 'the butcher of Gaza'
Turkish President Erdogan accuses Israeli PM Netanyahu of being the "butcher of Gaza" and spreading anti-Semitism worldwide. Erdogan's criticism threatens to strain relations between Turkey and Israel, which had been improving. Israel has recalled all diplomatic staff from Turkey and other regional countries due to security concerns. Mediators are working to extend the truce between Israel and Hamas, but Erdogan believes Netanyahu's government is complicating the process by discussing plans to eradicate Hamas. The fighting between the two sides has resulted in thousands of deaths, mostly civilians.
#religion
Le Monde: Short-of-breath pope delegates reading as flu continues
Pope Francis, despite battling the flu, led his weekly audience at the Vatican. He called for an end to the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, while expressing gratitude for a circus performance. The 86-year-old pontiff has been plagued by health issues in recent years.
#health
The Telegraph: Australia issues national apology to survivors of thalidomide scandal
Australia apologizes for the thalidomide scandal where a pregnancy drug caused deformities and deaths. 80,000 babies worldwide were affected. Government acknowledges role in the tragedy and plans to reopen compensation scheme.
#education
Fox News: Mark Wahlberg was reminded he 'always wanted to be an athlete' after visiting his daughter at college
Mark Wahlberg regrets not going to college after visiting his daughter's school. He always wanted to be an athlete and enjoys playing one in movies. Wahlberg and his family recently moved to Las Vegas and are enjoying the slower, quieter lifestyle there.
#crime
Fox News: Tennessee man repeatedly stabs daughter outside home, says he would do it again: 'I tried to kill her'
Tennessee man, Floyd Allen Seay, 81, charged with attempted criminal homicide after stabbing his daughter during argument in Nashville. Victim sustained serious injuries.
#technology
GB News: Vicars in danger of having jobs stolen as new study finds clergy could be replaced by AI
Clergy members are at risk of losing their jobs to AI, with a study ranking them 13th out of 365 professions most likely to be impacted. Examples of AI replicating religious services have already emerged, but congregations are unlikely to accept robot preachers. While new jobs may arise, existing roles will need to adapt to the rise of AI.