In Oakland, a café fired its employees for denying a customer access to the bathroom, sparking fear among the Jewish community and raising concerns about increasing anti-Semitism. Meanwhile, radical pro-Palestinian activists are targeting Christmas tree lightings and Christian symbols, alongside Jewish institutions, resulting in the disruption and vandalism of synagogues and churches in Los Angeles, New York City, and Michigan. Despite the complex motives behind these actions, such as the Islamic influence on pro-Palestinian protests and a desire for attention, there is a risk of alienating Americans and portraying activists as seeking to overthrow mainstream culture. In Michigan, a young mother named Shelby Parham faces charges of aggravated assault after punching a cashier who couldn't cover her purchase with an EBT card. The incident was caught on security cameras. LA Mayor Bass failed to address an anti-Semitic mob that vandalized synagogues with anti-Israel slogans, but both Jews and Muslims came together to spread love by painting over the vandalism. In Italy, 21-year-old model Edoardo Santini, crowned the "most beautiful man," has decided to give up fame and pursue his passion for God by entering a seminary. Despite facing criticism, Santini is content with his choice to follow the path of priesthood.

The Digest, 12/10/2023 @1000AM, CDT

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