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16 Dec 2024
#politics
GB News: Labour urged to 'change course' on farmer inheritance tax raid in stark warning: 'This will be catastrophic!'
Shadow Environment Secretary Robbie Moore has warned that Labour's Budget will have "catastrophic" effects on British farmers, highlighting widespread opposition from farming groups. He criticized the government's inheritance tax changes, which he claims threaten food security and rural business growth.
Moore urged the government to reconsider its tax policies, arguing they are failing to achieve their intended goals and risking job losses in the farming sector. He called for immediate action to address concerns raised by the industry and the opposition.
Times Of Israel: With a show of force in Jenin, the PA tries to prove it can rule Gaza. But can it?
Palestinian Authority security forces killed Islamic Jihad commander Yazid Jaysa in Jenin, escalating tensions in the West Bank. This operation is part of a broader PA crackdown on armed militias, aiming to restore order as they signal a potential role in postwar Gaza governance.
The US has reportedly urged Israel to expedite military aid to the PA amid these efforts. However, internal dissent is rising, with critics expressing concerns over the PA's legitimacy and heavy-handed tactics, suggesting that continued violence could provoke a backlash against PA forces.
#society
Fox News: 6 sneaky scams that could ruin your holiday season
The holiday season brings joy but also an increase in scams targeting consumers. Common scams include fake package delivery texts, charity frauds, social media gift exchanges, and phishing emails disguised as legitimate communications from retailers like Home Depot.
To protect yourself, verify any unexpected messages by checking official sources, avoid donating to unknown charities, and shop only on reputable sites. Always scrutinize links and be cautious with personal information to ensure a safe holiday experience.
Times Of Israel: Serbia used Israeli phone-hacking tool to enable spy campaign – Amnesty report
Amnesty International reported that Serbian officials used homegrown spyware, "NoviSpy," to hack the phones of journalists and activists. The spyware captured screenshots, contacts, and uploaded data to a government server, often following interactions with police.
Cellebrite, an Israeli company, provided tools to unlock phones, and its CEO stated they are investigating the allegations. Norway's government raised concerns about the use of Cellebrite devices in Serbia, emphasizing that if the claims are true, they are unacceptable.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: US warns Americans to flee Syria or prepare to 'shelter in place for extended periods'
The U.S. Embassy in Syria is advising Americans to leave the country immediately or prepare to shelter in place due to an unstable security situation marked by armed conflict and terrorism. The embassy, which has not provided consular services since 2012, warns of risks including kidnapping and civil unrest.
As the situation evolves following the ousting of President Bashar Assad, the U.S. government cannot offer routine assistance. Americans remaining in Syria are urged to stay informed and have contingency plans in place.
The Telegraph: Assad says Russia forced him to flee Syria
Bashar al-Assad claimed he was forced to flee Syria by Russia, asserting he intended to continue fighting against rebels. He stated he was overseeing combat operations at a Russian air base when it came under drone fire, leading to an evacuation order from Moscow.
Assad emphasized he never considered resigning or seeking refuge, maintaining his loyalty to Syria and its military throughout the conflict. He is reportedly now living in asylum in Moscow with his family.
#economy
Forbes: America’s Top 100 Mid-Cap Stocks: Meet The Companies Powering The AI Boom
Electrical infrastructure stocks, particularly Powell Industries and IES Holdings, are leading Forbes’ ranking of mid-sized companies due to the rising demand for AI-related services and data centers. Powell's revenue from data center clients has significantly increased, reflecting a broader trend in the industry.
Mid-cap companies have shown strong growth this year, with notable performers including Abercrombie & Fitch and Dutch Bros. The S&P MidCap 400 index has outpaced small and large-cap indices since 2000, indicating a favorable investment environment for mid-sized firms.
#military
Fox News: Hezbollah chief says group lost critical arms supply route from Iran with Syrian ouster of Assad
Hezbollah's chief, Naim Qassem, publicly acknowledged the loss of the group's critical supply route from Iran through Syria following the upheaval in Syria and the decline of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Despite this setback, Qassem emphasized Hezbollah's adaptability and resilience in continuing its operations against Israel.
The ongoing conflict has seen Israel conducting airstrikes to dismantle Syrian military capabilities, while Hezbollah has increased cross-border attacks in support of Hamas. Qassem stated that the current cease-fire does not signify the end of Hezbollah's resistance but is a strategic move to counter Israeli aggression.
Le Monde: Syrian military arsenal destroyed by Israeli bombardments
On December 7, Israel launched Operation Bashan Arrow, deploying 350 aircraft in a significant assault on Syrian military targets as rebel forces advanced on Damascus. The operation reportedly destroyed around 80% of the Syrian army's capabilities, including 90% of its surface-to-air missile systems.
This extensive bombardment has granted Israel complete air supremacy in the region, potentially enabling further strikes against Iranian interests in Syria.