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8 Dec 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Who is Abu Mohammed al-Golani, leader of insurgency that toppled Syria’s Assad?
Abu Mohammed al-Golani, leader of the insurgent group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), has shifted from a jihadi image to a more moderate stance, renouncing ties to al-Qaeda and advocating for pluralism in Syria. With the fall of Assad's regime, al-Golani's transformation faces scrutiny as he seeks to consolidate power and govern a fragmented country.
Al-Golani's past includes forming the Nusra Front and battling ISIS, but he has since rebranded HTS to gain legitimacy and support from various ethnic and religious groups. His recent public appearances reflect a focus on building state institutions rather than pursuing extremist goals.
Breitbart: Greta Thunberg Yells ‘F**k Germany, F**k Israel!’ at Pro-Palestine Rally
Greta Thunberg faced backlash after a video emerged of her at a pro-Palestine rally in Mannheim, Germany, where she was heard expressing derogatory sentiments towards Germany and Israel. Critics, including local politicians, accused her of promoting antisemitism and being one-sided in her activism.
Thunberg has been vocal against Israel, labeling its actions as genocide, and has previously participated in anti-Israel demonstrations. Her recent actions have drawn significant criticism, raising concerns about her alignment with controversial political movements.
#society
GB News: Newcastle fan banned over ‘gender critical’ tweets says ‘only joy in her life has been taken’
Linzi Smith, a Newcastle United fan, has been banned from matches until 2026 over her 'gender critical' tweets, which included statements about trans women and children's transitioning. She is considering legal action against the FA for their Rainbow Laces campaign, claiming it unlawfully promotes a political message.
Smith alleges that her views led to a lengthy investigation, police involvement, and a caution for hate crime, despite her insistence that she never expressed these opinions at games. She continues to support her team from afar but feels her enjoyment of football has been severely impacted.
Fox News: New Jersey sees more drones overhead, as gov candidate floats theory on unsolved mystery
Mysterious drone sightings have been reported across several counties in New Jersey, with residents and the FBI investigating the phenomenon. The drones, some reportedly the size of cars, first appeared in Morris County and have since been spotted in various regions, including Camden and Burlington.
New Jersey radio host Bill Spadea speculates the drones may be part of a military test and calls for transparency from state officials. Governor Phil Murphy assured the public there is no known threat, while the FBI is leading an investigation into the unusual activity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Preparing for deal, Hamas tells fellow Gazan terror groups to identify hostages they hold
Hamas has instructed various Palestinian factions to gather information on hostages held in Gaza, indicating preparations for a potential ceasefire and hostage deal with Israel. Qatar's prime minister noted renewed momentum for negotiations following Donald Trump's election, with intensified contacts among mediators.
Israel maintains its stance of not halting military operations without the return of all hostages and the defeat of Hamas. Recent developments, including the release of hostage videos, suggest Hamas may be seeking a comprehensive deal for the release of captives. Talks continue, but significant progress is required for a senior Israeli delegation to engage in negotiations.
Breitbart: Trump Calls for 'Immediate Ceasefire' in Ukraine After Talks with Zelensky
President-elect Donald Trump has called for an immediate ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine to facilitate peace negotiations. He emphasized the need to end the conflict, citing the heavy toll on both sides, with significant military casualties reported. Trump expressed optimism that both nations could benefit from a resolution.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky indicated a willingness to collaborate with Trump’s administration to achieve peace, suggesting a potential ceasefire without requiring the withdrawal of all Russian forces. However, the Kremlin's acceptance of such terms remains uncertain, particularly regarding Ukraine's NATO ambitions.
#economy
Forbes: 5 Stock Buys And Sells From Top Billionaire Investors
Warren Buffett has recently invested in Domino's Pizza and Heico, while reducing stakes in Apple and Bank of America. Other billionaires, like Ken Griffin and David Tepper, are also adjusting their portfolios, with Griffin selling Amazon shares and Tepper offloading Nvidia and Microsoft.
These moves highlight trends among top investors, with SEC filings revealing strategies focused on long-term ownership and value. Notable buys include Nvidia and J.P. Morgan by Jeffrey Yass, while Steven Cohen's Point72 is bullish on Comcast and bearish on Amazon.
#military
Forbes: ‘Catastrophic.’ With Mines, Drones, Artillery And Tanks, Ukrainian Troops Wreck 90 Russian Vehicles Across Four Square Miles Of Kursk.
A four-square-mile area in Kursk Oblast, Russia, has become a graveyard for Russian military vehicles, with Ukrainian forces reporting a four-to-one loss ratio in their favor. Ukrainian drone operators have documented around 90 wrecked Russian vehicles, while Ukrainian losses remain significantly lower.
As Russia's offensive falters, analysts warn of an impending collapse in their military capabilities. The Kremlin's reliance on North Korean reinforcements and heavy losses among troops signal a precarious situation. The outcome may hinge on future U.S. aid to Ukraine and internal reforms within the Ukrainian military.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Over 100 Navy SEAL Veterans to March in Support of Pete Hegseth
Over 100 Navy SEAL veterans are planning a march in Washington, DC, to support Pete Hegseth's nomination as Defense Secretary. Organized by veteran Bill “Freak” Brown, the event coincides with Hegseth's Senate confirmation hearing and includes participation from various military veterans and Gold Star families.
Supporters emphasize Hegseth's advocacy for the veteran community and express concerns over perceived weakening of the military due to "woke ideology." The march aims to demonstrate strong backing for Hegseth amid a smear campaign against him.
#religion
Fox News: Martin Scorsese profiles St. Maximilian Kolbe, patron saint of prisoners and drug addicts
St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe, a Polish Franciscan friar, is recognized for his martyrdom during WWII after he volunteered to die in place of another prisoner at Auschwitz. Born Raymund Kolbe in 1894, he dedicated his life to evangelization and founded a religious order focused on converting sinners.
Kolbe's legacy includes sheltering thousands during the Nazi occupation and promoting compassion across faiths. He was canonized in 1982, celebrated for his profound acts of charity and sacrifice. His story is featured in Martin Scorsese's series "The Saints" on Fox Nation.
#culture
Forbes: The World’s Best Bourbon—According To The Whisky Exchange
New Riff Bottled in Bond Kentucky Straight Bourbon has been named Whisky of the Year 2025 by The Whisky Exchange, an online retailer known for its extensive selection. This accolade is notable as it highlights an American whiskey over traditional Scotch and Irish options, determined by consumer votes at the annual Whisky Show in London.
New Riff, priced at $42, is recognized for its unique characteristics, including a high rye content and absence of chill filtration. The award reflects a growing appreciation for American whiskey, challenging perceptions that favor Scotch. Additionally, Copperworks Distilling's Release 046 single malt was recognized as the most innovative whisky this year.
#crime
Fox News: Manhunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect begins 5th day
The manhunt for the gunman who killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson continues, now in its fifth day. Police have released new images of the suspect and recovered a backpack believed to be linked to him, which contained a jacket and Monopoly money.
Authorities believe the suspect fled New York City shortly after the shooting, with a timeline indicating he exited Central Park and was last seen getting into a taxi. The NYPD and FBI are offering a combined reward of up to $60,000 for information leading to his arrest.