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14 Dec 2024
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Times Of Israel: PA security forces kill Islamic Jihad commander, sparking clashes in Jenin
Palestinian Authority security forces killed an Islamic Jihad commander in Jenin, leading to clashes and heightened tensions in the area. The PA's operation aims to restore order and combat armed factions, signaling its intent to manage post-war Gaza.
The operation follows a rise in violence, with the PA facing backlash from Hamas and Islamic Jihad. Recent weeks have seen significant casualties on both sides, with over 716 Palestinians killed in the West Bank amid ongoing Israeli military actions.
Liberty Nation News: Red States Move Further Right Ahead of Another Trump Term - Liberty Nation News
Following Donald Trump's election win, Republican-led states are rapidly advancing conservative policies. Initiatives include allowing school staff to carry firearms in Idaho, displaying the Ten Commandments in Oklahoma schools, and creating criminal liability for vaccine harm in Arkansas.
These actions reflect a broader trend of rightward shifts that began during the Biden administration, as states pushed back against progressive federal policies. With Trump’s victory, many conservative leaders feel emboldened to implement their agendas more aggressively.
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GB News: Prince Andrew's latest scandal has been played 'wisely' by King Charles, Tom Tugendhat claims
Security Minister Tom Tugendhat criticized Prince Andrew, calling him a "very, very unwise individual" in a GB News interview. He noted that Andrew no longer has access to sensitive information or important matters.
The Telegraph: Italy cracks down on fake ‘pasta grannies’ amid tourism boost
Nunzia Caputo, a renowned pasta maker in Bari, Italy, is part of a group known as the "pasta grannies," famous for crafting traditional orecchiette. Recently, allegations surfaced that some of these women have been selling factory-made pasta as homemade, leading to a scandal dubbed "Orecchiette Gate."
The discovery of commercial pasta packaging discarded in the area has prompted concerns among local pasta makers about the integrity of their craft. Authorities are now taking steps to address the situation and restore trust in the traditional pasta-making community.