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America One News
31 Jan 2024
#war
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Jan 31: Day 117 – Knesset to vote on expelling MK who said war was ‘genocide’
MK Ofer Cassif faces expulsion from the Knesset for making genocide claims against Israel. Tel Aviv University suggests closing the Diaspora Affairs Ministry. Amy Spiro discusses the tattoos that mourners are getting to remember the victims of the Israel-Hamas War.
#economy
GB News: Benefits from Pacific trade deal are 'going to be enormous' says Andrea Leadsom
Andrea Leadsom believes that Britain will greatly benefit from post-Brexit trade deals, particularly the Trans-Pacific Partnership. She emphasizes that the UK is still trading with the EU and has the ability to do so. Leadsom also highlights the advantages of the UK's own medicines agency and how it contributed to a faster economic recovery compared to some EU nations.
GB News: 'Is ANYTHING British anymore?!' Security concern amid rise in foreign investment in UK
Royal expert claims the British stock market allows foreign investment just like the Ritz hotel.
#military
Times Of Israel: Police say officer Ran Gvili was slain Oct 7, taken to Gaza; 3 troops killed in Strip
Israeli soldier Sgt. First Class Ran Gvili was killed by Hamas in battle and his body was taken to Gaza. 132 hostages, including civilians, remain in Gaza after a truce, with 29 confirmed dead. 3 soldiers were also killed, bringing the military death toll to 223. IDF is continuing to operate in Gaza, killing Hamas operatives and flooding tunnels with seawater.
#history
The Telegraph: Mysterious shipwreck washes up on Canadian coast ‘centuries after it sunk’
Mysterious 19th-century shipwreck found on Newfoundland shores by residents of Cape Ray. Origin and age unknown, experts believe it may have been freed by coastal erosion and storms. Government team sent to assess and preserve.
#other
GB News: Drivers feel more negatively about Sadiq Khan's Ulez since expansion as many support camera vandalism
Over 40% of London drivers have a stronger dislike for the Ulez scheme since its expansion, with some supporting the vandalism of Ulez cameras. Over a fifth of motorists plan to sell their vehicles to avoid the daily charge. Other cities with similar schemes also face dissatisfaction.
The Telegraph: Ship carrying 16,000 sheep and cattle stranded in 40C heat amid Red Sea chaos
A ship carrying thousands of sheep and cattle is stranded off the coast of Australia after being diverted from its course due to threat of militia attack in the Red Sea. The animals are in limbo and face potential quarantine in Australia or a month-long journey to Israel. This highlights the impact of militia strikes on maritime trade and the risks to Australia's live animal export industry.