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26 Jan 2025
#politics
Breitbart: Slotkin: Using Military as Border Law Enforcement 'Violates the Constitution'
Senator Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) expressed concerns about the deployment of armed U.S. military troops at the Mexico border, stating it violates the Constitution. She emphasized the distinction between support roles and law enforcement, arguing that military personnel are not trained for the latter.
Slotkin warned against blurring these lines, highlighting the potential for fear among citizens regarding military presence. She called for careful oversight to prevent misuse of military forces in law enforcement capacities.
#society
Times Of Israel: Israel firefighting experts help California with methods to help track blazes
A team from Israel's Fire and Rescue Authority visited California to assist local firefighters battling severe wildfires. They shared effective strategies, highlighting differences in operational methods, such as real-time satellite imaging used in Israel versus the bureaucratic processes in the U.S.
The Israeli delegation, which included experts experienced in wildfire management, found a strong connection with the local Jewish community impacted by the fires. Their visit emphasized collaboration between the two regions as California aims to adopt Israeli techniques for wildfire tracking.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel ‘sends weapons captured in Lebanon to Ukraine’
Israel is reportedly contemplating the transfer of Soviet and Russian-made weapons captured in Lebanon to Ukraine. Meetings between Israeli officials and Ukrainian diplomats have taken place, coinciding with US military cargo flights from Israel to Poland.
Evidence suggests that Israel may have already initiated these transfers, as pro-Russia sources have shared images of missiles and tracked military flights.
Le Monde: Israeli army kills 22 people in south Lebanon on day of withdrawal deadline
Israeli military fire resulted in the deaths of 22 individuals, including a soldier, in southern Lebanon as residents attempted to return home following a ceasefire agreement. The Lebanese health ministry reported that Israeli forces targeted civilians amidst ongoing tensions related to the truce.
The ceasefire, established two months prior, aimed to facilitate an Israeli withdrawal and the deployment of Lebanese forces alongside UN peacekeepers. However, delays in the withdrawal have led to increased violence, prompting calls from Lebanese leaders and international figures for the safe return of displaced citizens.
GB News: Donald Trump allies tell President to BLOCK Starmer's Chagos deal amid Iran spying fears
Donald Trump's allies are urging him to block a proposed deal that would transfer control of the Chagos Islands from the UK to Mauritius, citing security concerns over Iran's potential access to spy on the US military base at Diego Garcia. Top Republicans argue that the deal endangers US and UK security, especially given Mauritius' growing ties with Iran and China.
Critics of the deal, including Louisiana Senator John Kennedy, emphasize that it could facilitate espionage activities. They believe Trump will veto the agreement, viewing it as a betrayal by UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer. Labour contends that the deal is necessary to comply with international law and ensure the security of Diego Garcia.
#crime
Le Monde: Online clairvoyance services: Behind the scenes of an industrial-scale scam
An investigation reveals that New Lotus Web, an online fortune-telling service, has been scamming over a million users by mass-producing psychic messages through subcontractors. Victims, like Odette, believe they are receiving personalized guidance, unaware of the automated nature of the service.
The company has reportedly earned tens of millions of euros by using deceptive practices, including shell companies, to conceal its operations. Authorities in the US have recognized similar schemes as fraud and have been combating them for years.