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Fox News: Florida hotel discriminated against Arab American group after Hamas' Oct. 7 attack against Israel, DOJ says
A hotel in Orlando, Florida, has settled a discrimination lawsuit with the U.S. Justice Department after canceling a conference for an Arab American group following the Hamas attack on Israel. The DOJ accused the hotel of discrimination based on national origin, stating there were no threats related to the event.
As part of the settlement, the hotel must publicly affirm its commitment to inclusivity, adopt an anti-discrimination policy, and reach out to Arab American groups. The hotel owner denied wrongdoing but agreed to the terms to avoid litigation. The agreement awaits federal judicial approval.
Le Monde: UK: Following Elon Musk's accusations, the government announces a new audit into rape gangs
UK Interior Minister Yvette Cooper announced a national audit into rape gangs, reversing the government's previous stance against a national inquiry. This comes after Elon Musk's call for accountability regarding the issue, which has affected numerous towns since the early 2000s.
The audit will have a budget of £5 million and is expected to last three months, primarily compiling existing investigations rather than conducting extensive new inquiries.
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Times Of Israel: ‘Selective indignation’: Rome’s chief rabbi criticizes Pope Francis over Israel remarks
Rome’s chief rabbi, Riccardo Di Segni, criticized Pope Francis for his focused criticism of Israel's military actions in Gaza, suggesting it reflects "selective indignation" and weakens the Pope's moral authority. Di Segni emphasized the need for the Pope to address suffering globally, not just in specific conflicts.
The rabbi's comments came during an annual Catholic-Jewish dialogue event, highlighting tensions over the Pope's recent statements regarding the humanitarian situation in Gaza and his failure to mention Hamas's actions explicitly. Relations between the Catholic Church and Judaism have improved, but the Pope's remarks have sparked controversy and accusations of double standards from Israel.
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GB News: REVEALED: EU’s $650bn UNDERSPEND on defence that has bloc leaders dreading hawkish Trump’s return
EU nations have collectively fallen short of their NATO spending commitments by $650 billion since 2014, with Germany leading the underperformance at $195 billion. Other notable underachievers include Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands.
Incoming President Donald Trump has called for NATO members to increase their defense spending to 5% of GDP, nearly tripling the current 2% target. While some countries, like the UK and Poland, exceed their commitments, many European nations express skepticism about meeting these demands amid economic challenges.
The Telegraph: Putin’s navy is bottled up as even more Nato ship-killers line the Baltic shore
NATO's latest members are taking steps to restrict Russian naval access in the Baltic Sea amid ongoing tensions from the Ukraine conflict. Sweden has deployed a new anti-ship missile to prevent Russian vessels from leaving key ports, enhancing its military capabilities.
The Swedish defense ministry has contracted Saab for the advanced RBS 15 Mark 3 missile, which boasts improved targeting, extended range, and a larger warhead. This move reflects the broader impact of NATO's expansion in response to Russia's actions.