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7 Dec 2023
#politics
Times Of Israel: Democratic support for Biden ticks upward over handling of Israel-Hamas war — poll
Democratic approval of President Biden's handling of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has increased to 59% from 50% in November. However, opinions remain divided among Democrats, who are less enthusiastic about Biden's war management compared to his overall performance as president. The resumption of fighting in Gaza could further shift views on the Middle East.
GB News: ‘We are in conflict with France!’ Ben Habib blasts French border force ‘No interest in stopping migrants'
Reform UK's Ben Habib criticizes French Border Force as UK signs treaty with Rwanda to tackle migration. Over 20,000 people have illegally crossed into the UK this year. Habib doubts treaty will deter migrants and believes French authorities are not interested in stopping smuggling. He argues that Western governments have given up on border control.
Times Of Israel: ‘Life under Hamas is like under ISIS,’ says Syria-born journalist deported from Gaza
Manar al-Sharif, a journalist, experienced life in Gaza under Hamas rule and witnessed the profound effects it had on the people. She saw the imposition of radical Islamist ideology, restrictions on freedom, and the isolation of Gazans from the outside world. Al-Sharif joined a movement for change, advocating for better living conditions and peaceful protests. While many Gazans are angry with Hamas, eradicating the group may prove difficult, and a clear plan for the future of Gaza is lacking.
#society
The Telegraph: Seychelles declares emergency after explosion and flooding
A blast at an explosives store in the Seychelles caused extensive damage, leading to a state of emergency. Heavy rains and flooding also resulted in three deaths. The government has ordered citizens to stay at home, while essential services and travel remain operational.
Fox News: Harvard president's attempt to 'cleanup' antisemitism statement flops on social media: 'It's too late now'
Harvard University and its president, Dr. Claudine Gay, faced backlash for her ambiguous comments about antisemitism. Gay clarified in a statement that Harvard does not condone violence against Jewish students and those who threaten them will be held accountable. However, critics questioned why she did not give a clear answer during her congressional testimony. The controversy led to renewed calls for Gay to resign.
GB News: 'Gay children are being told they are trans!' Badenoch issues epidemic warning of ‘new form of conversion therapy’
Summary: Kemi Badenoch and Chris Bryant engaged in a heated debate in the UK Commons. Badenoch claimed an "epidemic of young gay children being told they are trans" and referred to gender-affirming care as a new form of conversion therapy. Bryant expressed feeling less safe due to rhetoric in the public debate. Badenoch emphasized the dangers of irreversible decisions for young LGBT children and the need for proper understanding of the issue.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Putin, on rare foreign trip, seeks to strengthen financial partnerships in Gulf states
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to strengthen financial partnerships and challenge the "collective West" amid Ukraine conflict. The visits focused on increasing trade and energy cooperation, as well as sending a signal to the international community. These trips come as the United States and European Union attempt to resolve circumvention of Russian oil sanctions.
#culture
Fox News: Hanukkah-themed TV episodes to kick start your holiday celebration
Hanukkah episodes of popular TV shows like "Friends," "Rugrats," "The O.C.," "Goldbergs," and "Frasier" capture the essence of the holiday through humor, family dynamics, and shared traditions. These episodes offer a wonderful opportunity to celebrate Hanukkah's cultural heritage and embrace its joyous spirit.
#other
Le Monde: The dark side of eating frogs: Animal suffering and declining amphibian populations
French diners have a significant impact on global frog populations due to their high consumption of frog legs, the majority of which are imported from Indonesia. A recent study by PETA sheds light on the cruel conditions in which amphibians are captured and slaughtered in Indonesia. The footage shows frogs being crammed into bags without access to water, resulting in suffocation and suffering. The European Union imports thousands of tons of frog legs each year, with the majority coming from Indonesia.