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9 Nov 2023
#politics
GB News: 'Selective humanity' in Government driven by 'conflict of interests' in their support of Israel
Author and Founder of Migration Films, Mathew Robinson, defends pro-Palestine protests on Armistice Day and criticizes Government's handling of the conflict.
The Telegraph: Haley and DeSantis battle in the race for second place
In the Republican debate, no one stood out. Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis showed strong leadership qualities, while Tim Scott seemed out of his depth in foreign policy. Vivek Ramaswamy resorted to personal attacks. Chris Christie is unelectable but has clear vision and leadership. Haley and DeSantis have a mutual rendezvous with destiny, but Trump remains the frontrunner. The battle for an alternative to Trump is between Haley and DeSantis.
Fox News: GOP candidates back Israel at debate: 'Eliminate Hamas,' 'strike in Iran,' oppose 'neocon establishment'
Republican presidential candidates express support for Israel in its conflict with Hamas. They call for the elimination of Hamas and urge Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to finish the job against the terrorists. The candidates also criticize Iran for its involvement in the attacks and accuse the Obama-Biden administration of appeasement.
Fox News: Rashida Tlaib pressed to explain 'from the river to the sea' phrasing after House votes to censure her
Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., was questioned about her use of the phrase "from the river to the sea" in reference to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Tlaib argued that it is a call for peaceful coexistence, while some interpreted it as a call for expulsion. The House voted to censure Tlaib in a 234 - 188 vote.
Red State: 'Screw NBC': Fact Check of Ron DeSantis’ Israel Rescue Flights Debate Claim Does Not Go According to Plan
Consensus favors Miami Republican presidential debate as most substantive, with candidates discussing foreign and domestic policy. Fact checkers dissect statement by Gov. DeSantis on evacuation of Americans from Israel during war, claiming it was only "half true" because he funded flights but didn't fly them himself. Governor's office and Twitter users refute claim, stating that DeSantis and his staff played a crucial role in coordinating the evacuation. Trust in mainstream media reporting questioned.
National Review: The Corner: It’s Not 1996
Jeff believes that the Republican party's focus on Donald Trump in the current primary debates is a dereliction of duty. He argues that in 1996, when the country was doing well economically and socially, it would have been more forgivable for the party to prioritize a "hard-hitting and substantive" debate. However, in 2023, with a struggling economy, a rising debt, open borders, and other serious issues, the Republican party's indulgence of Trump is seen as frivolous and arrogant. The responsibility falls on the audience to demand better from their leaders.
The Blaze: Minnesota court rejects bid to ban Trump from primary ballot — but leaves open possibility for general election challenge | Blaze Media
The Minnesota Supreme Court rejected a bid to ban Trump from the state's Republican primary ballot. Lawsuit argued that the 14th Amendment's Disqualification Clause prohibits his candidacy due to the January 6th protest. Court's decision does not prevent future challenges in the general election.
#society
GB News: 7/7 bombings to be dramatised by Disney labelled 'SHAMEFUL' and 'DISTASTEFUL'
Julie Cook and Stephanie Tayki discuss Disney's new drama recreating the aftermath of the 7/7 London bombings.
Fox News: American lawyer arrested for fatally shooting 2 environmental protesters at Panama road blockade: police
A 77-year-old American man, Kenneth Darlington, was arrested in Panama after fatally shooting two environmental activists who were part of a group blocking a highway during a protest. Darlington was caught on video approaching the demonstrators and firing shots at them. The victims were named as Abdiel Díaz and Iván Mendoza. The incident, which caused significant business losses and school closures, has sparked outrage and led to calls for justice.
Fox News: Texas chemical plant explosion cause revealed after shelter-in-place order lifted
Officials in rural Texas have revealed that a "forklift incident" triggered a fiery explosion at a chemical plant, with diesel and other chemicals likely igniting. The blast, which occurred at Sound Resource Solutions in Shepherd, resulted in one employee sustaining burns. The investigation is ongoing.
Fox News: Why Gal Gadot is screening Hamas's horror movie
Actress Gal Gadot screens a compilation of videos shot by Hamas during their attack, showing graphic images of murder and destruction, including children being shot and killed. Protests outside turn violent, with activists physically attacking attendees. The screening highlights the depths of depravity and the necessity of the ongoing war between Israel and Palestine.
GB News: King Charles wants 'quiet' birthday with family - 'tried hard to reconcile with Harry'
Royal biographer Angela Levin doubts a reconciliation between Meghan and Harry and King Charles before his birthday celebrations on November 14th.
#war
National Review: ‘Did They Know in Advance?’: Israeli Opposition Leader Demands Answers from Media after Report on Journalists Embedding with Hamas
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid is demanding answers from U.S. media outlets regarding journalists who were embedded with Hamas terrorists during the attack on Israel. The journalists in question have contributed to outlets such as the Associated Press, CNN, and the New York Times. Lapid wants to know if they were involved in the attack and if the media outlets will fire them.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Reid: 'From the River to the Sea' Has Been Used in Ways That 'Could Be Arguably' Anti-Israel
Rep. Brad Schneider and MSNBC host Joy Reid discuss the meaning of the phrase "From the river to the sea" and its potential negative connotations towards Israel. Schneider, a founder of the Abraham Accords Caucus in Congress, emphasizes the importance of Jews and Arabs coexisting and working towards a peaceful future in the region.
National Review: Pro-Palestinian Activists Protest Gal Gadot Screening of Hamas Atrocities, Brawl Ensues
Mass brawl erupts outside Hollywood screening of film on Hamas atrocities in Israel. Pro-Palestinian protesters attack attendees. LAPD breaks up fights. Heavy security and FBI presence at event. Mayor condemns violence.
The American Spectator: A Goldfish in the Time of War
During wartime, people find themselves in unexpected situations and conversations. In Israel, a kibbutz has turned its kindergarten into dorms for soldiers. Among the soldiers is a cousin of a social worker who is concerned about the children's pet goldfish. This story showcases the importance of valuing life. However, after the recent Hamas invasion, many communities have been evacuated, and Israel has shrunk. Netanyahu promises to rebuild, but safety guarantees are necessary. Israel's goal is to eliminate Hamas, and by turning the tables, they can achieve this. The wellbeing of preschoolers and their pet goldfish is non-negotiable.
Breitbart: Ukraine Belongs to Europe' But Needs to Fix Corruption First, Says EU
The European Union announces that Ukraine is moving closer to becoming a member state, acknowledging its progress in fighting corruption. The EU will recommend opening accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova, indicating that Ukraine has advanced ahead of Balkan nations. The EU stresses that more work is necessary, particularly in areas such as corruption, minority rights, and the fight against organized crime.
Newsbusters: Google Maps Openly Displays Israeli Bomb Shelters as War Rages
Google Maps displays bomb shelters in Israel but not in Ukraine, according to an MRC Free Speech America search. This raises questions about Google's understanding of the issues Israel faces. Google's AI chatbot and head of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion have also faced criticism for their handling of information related to Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, civilians in Israel claim that they already know the locations of bomb shelters and do not need Google's assistance. In contrast, Ukraine does not have bomb shelter locations displayed on Google Maps. The significance of this discrepancy remains unclear.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: EU launches investigation into YouTube, TikTok over child protection
The EU is investigating YouTube and TikTok to ensure the safety of minors on their platforms. They have requested information from the companies regarding their compliance with the Digital Services Act, focusing on the risks to children's health. TikTok and YouTube must respond by November 30. The EU has also launched probes into TikTok, X, and Facebook-parent Meta for disinformation related to the Hamas attack in Israel. The Digital Services Act requires tech giants to counter the spread of illegal content and imposes fines for violations. The EU has also initiated an investigation into China's AliExpress over its actions to protect consumers from illegal products. The DSA came into force in August for large platforms, and smaller firms will have to comply by February 2023. TikTok and YouTube are among the services facing stricter regulations under the Digital Markets Act.
The Economist: Why migration is in such a mess once more
International | New arrivals, old problems: Violence and poverty are pushing desperate migrants towards jobs and safety in Western countries. The number of illegal immigrants attempting dangerous routes is increasing, while authorized migration is also on the rise. Rich countries are struggling to manage the influx of migrants and balance their labor market needs with the politics of immigration and asylum.
The Telegraph: Emmanuel Macron breaks ranks to call for Gaza ceasefire in Israel-Hamas war
French President Emmanuel Macron called for a ceasefire in Gaza during a conference on aid for the enclave, held on the sidelines of the annual Paris Peace Forum. Most Western nations have called for a humanitarian pause rather than a full ceasefire. Israel is not attending the talks, while few Arab nations are sending delegates.
#economy
Fox News: US and Chinese finance ministers open talks ahead of Biden-Xi meeting
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and her Chinese counterpart meet in San Francisco to discuss economic issues as competition between the countries intensifies. However, expectations for major changes in the relationship are low due to the competitive nature of their relationship. China has expressed concerns about the Biden administration's China policy, supply chain curtailments, restrictions on high-tech products, and tariffs on Chinese products. The talks aim to address these issues and stabilize market expectations and create conditions for investment.
#military
Fox News: 42 reported attacks on US forces in wake of Israel-Hamas war: official
42 attacks on American military bases since Oct. 17, with 2 recent attacks in Syria and Iraq involving rockets fired at US and coalition forces. US conducted airstrike in response.
#health
Daily Wire: Children’s Hospital Secretly Recorded Teen And Parents In Failed Attempt To Prove Abuse, Lawsuit Says
The family of a child with a rare illness is suing a children's hospital in San Diego after staff secretly recorded them in an attempt to prove abuse. The hospital suspected the parents of suffering from Munchausen syndrome by proxy. The family claims their privacy rights were violated and is suing the hospital, San Diego County, and individual employees.
#crime
Fox News: Center-right politician shot in the face in Spain
The former head of Catalonia's People's Party was shot in the face in Madrid. Spanish police are searching for two men who carried out the shooting.
The Telegraph: Motorbike passenger shoots former Spanish Right-wing politician in head
A former right-wing Spanish politician, Alejo Vidal-Quadras, was shot in Madrid by an unknown assailant on a motorbike. The shooting occurred after the Socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, reached a deal with Catalan separatists. Hashtag:
Breitbart: DOJ Shuts Down Mayorkas-Enabled Prostitution Ring
The Department of Justice shuts down an Asian-run prostitution ring catering to U.S. elites, including politicians and military officers. The ring was able to operate due to relaxed border safeguards under the Biden administration. The government is concerned about potential sexual blackmail and espionage.
Fox News: Texas death row inmate speaks out after 'shocking' last-minute stay of execution
Texas inmate William Speer, who was set to be executed for killing another prisoner, had his execution halted by Texas' top criminal appeals court. Speer expressed his shock at the decision and his belief that God had intervened to spare his life. The court granted the stay based on allegations that the prosecutors failed to present evidence about Speer's troubled childhood during his trial.
Fox News: Gambino crime family members indicted on violence and extortion charges
Ten alleged members and associates of the Gambino crime family were charged with using violence and extortion to control the garbage carting and demolition industries in New York. The indictment includes charges of assault, arson, embezzlement, and bid-rigging. Law enforcement agencies from the US and Italy assisted in the investigation.
Human Events: BREAKING: Spain’s conservative party co-founder shot in the face
Co-founder of Spain's far-right Vox party, Alejo Vidal Quadras, was shot in the face while walking in downtown Madrid. He was rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. The attacker, described as a young man on a motorcycle, fled the scene and has not been caught.
#technology
Breitbart: New York Gives Up on Electric Snow Plows: 'Insufficient for the Demands of Winter'
New York rejects electric snow plows due to lack of power and insufficient battery life. Diesel trucks will continue to be used for snow removal.
#other
Breitbart: Shania Twain Tour Bus Highway Accident Sends Several Crew Members to the Hospital
Thirteen crew members of Shania Twain's tour bus in Canada were hospitalized after a highway accident. The singer was not on board. The vehicles were part of the tour.
Daily Wire: SAG-AFTRA Actors Strike Ends After 118 Days With Tentative Agreement Reached
After 118 days, the SAG-AFTRA actors strike ends as the studios and union reps reach a tentative agreement. The deal addresses wage increases, bonuses, and AI protections. If approved by the board and members, production can resume soon.
Field & Stream: Watch a Snapping Turtle Try to Take Down a Canada Goose
Nature's unpredictability is showcased in a shocking video of a snapping turtle attacking a Canada goose. The goose fights to escape the turtle's grip, but it's unclear if it succeeds.
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Nov 11th 2023 Edition
This week's KAL cartoon in The Economist reflects on a current event or issue. The specific topic is not mentioned in the brief summary.