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25 Dec 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Critics warn of 'Daniel Penny effect’ after woman burned alive on NYC subway car as bystanders watched
Critics are condemning the "Daniel Penny effect" following the horrific incident where an innocent woman was burned to death on a New York City subway by an illegal immigrant, Sebastian Zapeta. Witnesses reported bystanders, including police, did not intervene during the attack.
Zapeta, previously deported from Guatemala, has been charged with murder and arson. Activists claim the chilling effect of the Penny case, where a Marine was acquitted in a separate subway death, has led to a reluctance among citizens to intervene in emergencies.
#politics
GB News: WATCH: Voter who angrily confronted Yvette Cooper explains why she did it
Amanda Jane Hunt, a constituent of Yvette Cooper, criticized the Home Secretary on GB News, calling her "two-faced" over her distribution of mince pies. Hunt described the act as a mere "publicity stunt" rather than a genuine effort to connect with the community.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Nighttime Houthi missile again sends people in central Israel scrambling to shelters
Yemen's Houthi forces launched a missile towards central Israel, which was intercepted before entering Israeli airspace. This marks the second consecutive night of missile threats from the Iran-backed group.
In economic news, the IMF has reached a preliminary agreement with Egypt for access to $1.2 billion, pending board approval. This funding aims to support Egypt's macroeconomic stability amid regional tensions affecting Suez Canal revenues.
#history
Le Monde: A lack of trust that goes unnoticed between Poland and Ukraine
Relations between Poland and Ukraine are strained despite their public support for each other, primarily due to historical grievances, particularly regarding the Volhynia massacre. This event, where Polish civilians were killed by Ukrainian nationalists during World War II, remains a sensitive topic, with differing narratives complicating reconciliation.
While Poland remembers the massacre as a significant trauma, Ukraine's official stance frames it as a mutual conflict, leading to further misunderstandings. The glorification of nationalist figures in Ukraine exacerbates tensions, making it difficult for both nations to fully align on their shared interests amid the ongoing war.