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8 Nov 2023
#war
The Telegraph: Israeli troops 'kill Hamas weapons chief' in Gaza
The head of intelligence and weapons department for Hamas, Mohsen Abu Zina, was killed by the Israeli Defence Forces. Israel plans to maintain control over the Gaza Strip indefinitely.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Tunisian President Kais Saied makes U-turn on law to criminalize normalizing relations with Israel
Tunisian President Kais Saied initially supported a bill criminalizing relations with Israel, but later reversed his stance during a plenary session in the Assembly of the Representatives of the People. He argued that criminalizing relations with a country unrecognized by Tunisia would be counter-productive. Some parliament members claimed that Saied's decision was influenced by pressure from the United States, including threats of economic and military sanctions. The bill, which called for prison sentences for those maintaining relations with Israel, has divided and weakened the Tunisian parliament.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Pushes for a 3 Day 'Pause' Proposed by Hamas
Israel has pushed deep into Gaza, targeting top Hamas leaders and nearing a full push into Gaza City. However, the Biden administration is pressuring Prime Minister Netanyahu to agree to a three-day pause in the fighting, proposed by Hamas and Qatar, in order to release hostages held by Hamas. Netanyahu has offered a pause in exchange for the release of all hostages, but Hamas refuses and any list they provide is likely unreliable. Hamas wants a pause to regroup and gain the tactical advantage. The Biden administration's support of this offer plays into the hands of Islamic terrorists.
The Federalist: What I Saw At The 'Free Palestine' March In D.C.
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Washington D.C. for the largest pro-Palestine march in American history. National monuments were defiled, calls were made to end American aid to Israel, and there were chants of "From the river to sea, Palestine will be free." Speakers expressed anger towards President Biden and called for decolonization and an end to Western imperialism. Nazi iconography and anti-Semitic sentiments were also present, and the protest concluded with a march to the White House where protesters scaled the fence.
Le Monde: Algerian ambassador returns to Spain in 'first step' toward ending diplomatic crisis
Algerian ambassador to Spain appointed, but it is unclear if this will resolve diplomatic crisis between the two countries. Spain's support for Morocco's Western Sahara plan led to strained relations with Algeria. The crisis has resulted in reduced trade flows, blocked exports, and fewer commercial flights.
#other
Fox News: Israeli restaurant in Texas damaged by burglar who entered by drilling hole through concrete roof
An Israeli restaurant in Texas was vandalized and burglarized. The suspect drilled a hole through the roof and shattered the glass door. The owners believe the crime was motivated by antisemitism.