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26 Jan 2024
#illegals
Flag And Cross: Video: Residents Stunned as Illegal Immigrants Make Landfall on US Shore and Scatter Into Community
In a video shared on social media, a group of illegal immigrants is seen arriving on a boat at a beach in La Jolla, California. They quickly disperse into the neighborhood, and it is unclear if they were apprehended. The video shows men, women, and children exiting the boat, with one woman collapsing briefly. The group abandoned the boat before fleeing.
#politics
Fox News: UN's top court allows Israel to keep fighting in Gaza, orders it to 'adhere to the Genocide Convention'
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) announced a preliminary ruling on a case filed by South Africa accusing Israel of genocide for its ground invasion against Hamas in Gaza. The ICJ refused to order Israel to halt military operations in Gaza but said Israel must take all steps to prevent civilian deaths. The court also ordered Hamas to free all remaining hostages and gave Israel one month to provide a plan to prevent deaths in Gaza. The case is likely to take years before a final decision is made.
Israel vehemently denied the genocide allegations and asked the court to throw the case out. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel has an inherent right to defend itself and rejected the attempt to deny this right. The case was seen as part of a larger effort by the UN to undermine Israel's right to self-defense. An Israeli official said they are prepared for all scenarios and expect the ICJ to throw out the charges.
GB News: Replacing Rishi Sunak is 'utterly bonkers' says Claire Pearsall
Former Special Adviser Claire Pearsall criticizes MPs seeking to replace Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Tory MP Simon Clarke warns party will be "massacred" in general election if leader not replaced. Conservatives accused of losing "key voters" due to lack of action on immigration.
Forbes: Judge Reportedly Threatens Trump’s Lawyer Alina Habba With ‘Time In The Lockup’ In E. Jean Carroll Trial
A federal judge threatens to jail Donald Trump's attorney for using tweets not previously entered into evidence in the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial. Trump left the courtroom during the closing argument.
GB News: Elon Musk vows to fund legal challenge against Irish hate speech law: 'A massive attack on freedom of expression!'
Elon Musk pledges to fund legal challenges against a hate speech legislation in Ireland, arguing it violates freedom of expression. The proposed bill criminalizes incitement to violence or hatred towards protected groups. Critics argue the legislation is too vague and could suppress free speech.
Breitbart: Populist Parties Projected to Win EU Parliament Elections in Nine Nations
Populist parties are projected to make significant gains in the upcoming European Parliament elections, with right-wing parties predicted to come out on top in several EU member states. The surge in populist-nationalist parties will be led by the Identity and Democracy parliamentary group, potentially overtaking the Renew Europe bloc. The rise of populist parties reflects growing opposition to globalist policies and a shift to the right in European politics.
The Greens are expected to suffer defeats in the elections due to soaring energy prices and the failure of green energy initiatives. Farmers' protests and a decline in support for centrist parties like the European People's Party and Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats are also anticipated. The gains of populist parties could strengthen the influence of national governments and roll back the power of Brussels. Progressive policymakers are urged to reassess their messaging rather than address the concerns raised by the opposition.
#society
Breitbart: King Charles III Enters Hospital for Scheduled Prostate Treatment
King Charles has been admitted to the hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate. It is unclear how long he will stay. Princess Kate, who underwent serious surgery, is expected to recover for weeks and not return to royal duties until after Easter.
#war
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan. 26: Day 112 – Hostage families protest, both for and against war
Political correspondent Tal Schneider discusses protests by families of hostages at the Kerem Shalom Crossing, blocking aid into Gaza. She also looks at talks between the CIA and Mossad regarding the hostages. Health editor Renee Ghert-Zand talks about singer and actor Idan Amedi's injuries and recovery process, as well as new Hadassah president Carol Ann Schwartz's trip to Israel.
Times Of Israel: Troops battle Hamas operatives in Khan Younis as IAF strikes RPG-wielding cell
Fighting between IDF and Hamas terrorists continues in Khan Younis. IDF announces the death of a reservist. Ground forces kill Hamas gunmen, airstrikes target operatives and weapons. IDF calls for evacuation and protests demand release of hostages.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Russia extends detention of US journalist accused of espionage until March
American journalist Evan Gershkovich's pretrial detention in Russia has been extended until the end of March on espionage charges. The court hearing took place behind closed doors, with no evidence provided. Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that there is a dialogue with the US on bringing Gershkovich and another jailed American home, hoping to find a solution.
Breitbart: Journalist 'Beaten' After Greta Thunberg Palestine Protest
A journalist was brutally attacked after a pro-Palestine protest attended by Greta Thunberg in Leipzig, Germany. The journalist and his assistant were harassed by demonstrators and followed to a tram stop, where they were verbally and physically assaulted. The attackers fled before the police arrived, and both victims were hospitalized.
Le Monde: Russia extends pre-trial detention of US journalist by two months
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's pre-trial detention in Moscow, Russia has been extended until the end of March. Gershkovich was arrested on espionage charges, but denies the allegations. The Russian government has not provided evidence to support the charges.
The Telegraph: UN employees sacked for alleged involvement in Hamas attack on Israel
The United Nations Relief and Work Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) has fired employees accused of involvement in the Hamas attack on Israel. The agency received information from Israel about the alleged involvement of its workers in the attacks. The UN chief has called for an investigation and potential criminal prosecution.
#economy
Breitbart: U.N. Warns Global Trade Being Strangled by Red Sea Attacks, War in Ukraine, and Low Panama Canal Water Levels
The UN warns that global consumers will face higher prices as global trade is disrupted by attacks in the Red Sea, the war in Ukraine, and low water levels in the Panama Canal. Shipping costs have already surged, and inflation risks are rising due to supply chain choke points. The Suez Canal and Panama Canal are seeing decreased trade volume and shipping companies are seeking alternative routes.
Forbes: Biden Pauses New Natural Gas Export Projects
The Biden Administration has temporarily halted the approval of liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities, citing the need to update analyses on energy costs and environmental impact. Supporters argue that LNG exports benefit the economy and provide geopolitical leverage, while environmentalists view them as a commitment to fossil fuels. Critics of the decision claim it will harm the economy and energy security, leaving allies reliant on countries like Russia and China.
#military
The Telegraph: Germany’s new rifle ‘inaccurate in battle’
The German army's new assault rifle, the G95A1, is inaccurate and unreliable in battle, according to a classified report. The rifle failed to meet army standards with combat ammunition, prompting the Bundeswehr to lower testing standards. The weapon manufacturer, Heckler & Koch, was allowed to test the rifle using civilian ammunition and at room temperature, raising concerns about the weapon's reliability and accuracy in real conditions.
#history
The Telegraph: Anti-Semitism didn’t start with the Holocaust - sadly, it didn’t end there either
After increased awareness of the Holocaust in the late 1900s, its symbols and language are being misused. The Holocaust was the murder of 6 million Jews by the Nazis, marked by persecution, boycotts, and eventual mass killings in ghettos and camps. Antisemitism, rooted in history, still exists today.
#health
Fox News: Minnesota lawmakers initiate debate on physician-assisted suicide bill
Minnesota Legislature debates physician-assisted suicide. Bill receives hearing in House health committee. Proponents cite positive experiences in Oregon and Washington.
#education
Fox News: US schools invest millions in surveillance technology to combat teen vaping epidemic
Schools are tackling the issue of vaping by investing in technology, including sensors and surveillance cameras, to catch students using e-cigarettes with higher nicotine concentrations.
#crime
Fox News: Shane Pryor escape: Philadelphia police arrest alleged accomplice as manhunt for teen murder suspect ongoing
Police in Philadelphia arrest 18-year-old Michael Diggs, who helped dangerous teenage murder suspect Shane Pryor escape from custody at a children's hospital. Pryor remains on the run and is considered dangerous. Diggs is now facing charges for hindering apprehension and criminal conspiracy.