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25 Dec 2024
#society
Times Of Israel: School owned by Lebanese singer torched after he seems to praise death of Nasrallah
Hezbollah members set fire to a school owned by Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama after a viral video misattributed comments to him regarding the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Alama denied making the remarks, claiming his voice was artificially mimicked.
The attack on the school, located in a Hezbollah stronghold, was condemned by Alama's wife, highlighting the irony of young men destroying institutions meant to uplift their community. Nasrallah was killed by an Israeli airstrike in September amid escalating tensions.
#history
Fox News: Centuries-old angels uncovered beneath layers of paint at Boston church made famous by Paul Revere
Conservators are uncovering 20 painted angels hidden under layers of paint for over a century at Boston's Old North Church, known for Paul Revere's lanterns. Eight angels have been revealed, showcasing the church's colonial artistry from around 1730.
The restoration process involves carefully removing multiple paint layers without damaging the original artwork. The project aims to return the church to its historical vibrancy, reflecting the identity of its early congregation.
#health
The Telegraph: Asma al-Assad given 50/50 chance of survival as leukaemia returns
Asma al-Assad, the wife of ousted Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, is reportedly battling leukemia with a 50% chance of survival. She is isolated to prevent infection and is being cared for by her father in Moscow.
The Syrian presidency announced her diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia earlier this year.
#other
GB News: US weather: ‘Storm train’ set to give way to White Christmas
A break from severe weather is expected on Christmas Day, allowing for a potential White Christmas in some areas, particularly in higher elevations where up to four feet of snow could accumulate. However, this respite will be brief, as a series of storms is forecast to return later in the week, bringing heavy rain and snow, and increasing risks of travel disruptions and avalanches.
The upcoming storms are predicted to affect much of the West Coast and southern states, with significant rainfall and potential flooding. Meteorologists warn that travel could be severely impacted, with possible cancellations and power outages as the storm systems clash with varying temperatures across the country.