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10 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Macron brings party leaders together for talks, excluding RN and LFI
Emmanuel Macron has delayed appointing France's next prime minister, opting for a meeting with parliamentary leaders to foster compromise and form a government of general interest. Notably, far-right and far-left parties were excluded due to their anti-republican stance.
The meeting aims to establish a framework for collaboration among the remaining parties, with Macron stepping back after initiating discussions. Leaders from the Socialists, Greens, and Communists have shown willingness to engage, contrasting with the far-right and far-left's refusal to compromise.
Times Of Israel: Report: Hamas mobilized 2,000 men in May 2023 to drill attack, noted lack of IDF response
A May 2023 Hamas exercise involved 2,000 fighters simulating a surprise attack on Israel, which was later linked to the October 7, 2023, assault that killed around 1,200 people. Israeli intelligence reportedly missed signals of this impending invasion despite warnings from military intelligence.
In the aftermath, there are calls for a state commission to investigate the intelligence failures leading to the attack, but Prime Minister Netanyahu has resisted, suggesting that inquiries should wait until the war concludes. Critics argue he fears accountability for these oversights.
#society
GB News: Angela Levin outlines reason that Princess Kate deserves prestigious award: 'We can only hope'
Princess Kate has been nominated for Time magazine's Person of the Year award, joining notable figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Angela Levin praised Kate for her resilience during a challenging year marked by cancer treatment and public engagements.
Levin expressed hope for Kate to win, emphasizing her admirable behavior and impact. The award recognizes significant figures from the past year, with the winner announced on December 12.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In Israel, hard-right pro-Israel Dutch lawmaker Wilders meets, lauds Netanyahu
Geert Wilders, the leader of the Dutch PVV party, met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, praising Israel's actions against terrorism. Wilders expressed strong support for Israel, stating that Netanyahu's efforts against Hamas and Hezbollah surpassed EU actions in decades.
During his 36-hour visit, Wilders engaged with various Israeli officials and highlighted the importance of solidarity against antisemitism, especially following recent violence against Israeli fans in Amsterdam. His remarks emphasized the historical significance of support for Israel amid rising antisemitism in Europe.
Breitbart: Waltz on Syrian Chemical Weapons Possibly Falling Into Wrong Hands: Trump Will Act if Needed to Defend Homeland
Rep. Mike Waltz, President-Elect Trump's choice for national security adviser, expressed caution regarding the new leadership in Syria and the potential for radical Islamists to acquire chemical weapons. He emphasized Trump's mandate to avoid further Middle Eastern conflicts while remaining vigilant.
Waltz acknowledged the complexities following Assad's removal, noting the presence of ISIS fighters and the importance of U.S. interests in the region, including support for Israel. He highlighted the need to monitor the situation closely while balancing Trump's non-interventionist stance.
#health
Fox News: CDC warns of deadly drug 100 times more potent than fentanyl, overdoses spike in past year
The CDC has reported a significant rise in carfentanil-related overdose deaths, which increased by over 700% in the past year. Carfentanil, a synthetic opioid 100 times more potent than fentanyl, poses severe risks due to its high lethality and potential for accidental overdoses when mixed with other drugs.
The agency is urging rigorous monitoring of carfentanil and similar opioids, emphasizing the need for education and prevention efforts to combat the growing threat. Parents are advised to communicate openly with their children about the dangers of synthetic opioids and to monitor their activities closely.