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29 Dec 2024
#illegals
GB News: Three migrants dead as small boat tried to cross Channel to Britain with major rescue operation underway in northern France
Two migrants have died while attempting to cross the English Channel, prompting a major rescue operation in northern France. The response began early in the morning near Calais, with authorities warning that the death toll may rise as investigations continue.
Despite the tragic incident, dozens of migrants successfully crossed to the UK, with over 150,000 having made the journey since 2018. The Home Office emphasized the need to end these dangerous crossings, attributing the issue to people-smuggling gangs.
#politics
Fox News: 2024 Most Memorable Election Moments: December 29, 2024
Readers are invited to vote for their Most Memorable Election Moment of 2024 from three options: President Biden potentially dropping out of the race, Vice President Harris appearing on Special Report, or Donald Trump surprising customers at a McDonald's drive-through.
The poll encourages participation and sharing results with friends, with daily updates on rankings throughout the week.
#society
Times Of Israel: Palestinian journalist shot dead in Jenin; family blames PA, which blames ‘outlaws’
A Palestinian journalist, Shatha al-Sabbagh, was shot dead in the Jenin refugee camp, with her family accusing the Palestinian Authority's security forces of the killing. The PA claimed she was shot during clashes with local terror groups, while her family insisted she was targeted without any ongoing fighting.
The incident has sparked calls for an independent investigation, as tensions rise between the PA and rival factions amid a crackdown on terror groups in the region. Al-Sabbagh's death marks a significant point in the PA's ongoing struggle to maintain authority in the northern West Bank.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Foreign Ministry to receive massive budget for public diplomacy abroad
The Israeli government plans to address wartime spending and economic challenges through tax increases and cuts to public services, while allocating $150 million for pro-Israel advocacy efforts abroad. This funding, over 20 times previous amounts, is part of a coalition deal to bolster public diplomacy amid declining international support for Israel following the recent Gaza conflict.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar aims to enhance Israel's image, particularly on American college campuses, in response to rising pro-Palestinian sentiment. Despite past failures in advocacy efforts, the government seeks to collaborate with various groups to improve its global standing.
#education
The Economist: Labour lacks good ideas for improving Britain’s schools
The Labour government's decision to impose a 20% VAT on private school fees has forced families like Tim Jonas's to seek alternatives, as they can no longer afford the costs. This change raises concerns about access to quality education and the impact on students.
As families brace for further challenges, including potential flooding due to climate change, the government's approach to education and local democracy is under scrutiny. Critics argue that the Labour party lacks innovative solutions to improve the schooling system.