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17 Feb 2025
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The Telegraph: Israel: Hamas hostage release stunt despicable and cruel
Hamas issued a threatening message to the mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, indicating that “time is running out” for his release. This warning coincided with the release of three hostages, prompting calls for expedited negotiations rather than further conflict.
The release was criticized as a "despicable and cruel" stunt, with hostages paraded in a staged ceremony. Israeli President Isaac Herzog condemned the treatment of the captives, highlighting the urgency for negotiations.
Le Monde: The health effects of a grey winter
France has experienced a significant decrease in sunshine, with 59 of 60 major cities recording below-normal levels in 2024, marking the greyest year since 1993. The average loss across these cities was 8.5%, equating to about 159 hours of sunshine.
The center-west region of France was particularly affected, with Chartres experiencing a 17.4% drop in sunshine. Only Ajaccio in Corsica reported a slight surplus of sunlight.
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Times Of Israel: Israel is supporting Ukraine in war, Estonia’s president says during Israel visit
Estonian President Alar Karis emphasized Israel's support for Ukraine, highlighting limited humanitarian aid and discussions on missile defense systems. He noted Israel's cautious stance due to regional security concerns but acknowledged warm diplomatic ties with Ukraine.
Karis called for Ukraine's inclusion in peace negotiations and stressed the importance of human rights and education in resolving conflicts. He also discussed Estonia's evolving foreign policy toward Israel, advocating for a rule-based international order while maintaining relations with both Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
#education
GB News: School news: Parents who WFH contribute to poor school attendance as 'children think classroom is optional'
Ofsted's chief, Sir Martyn Oliver, attributes rising school absenteeism to parents working from home, which he claims has made school attendance feel optional for children. Persistent absence rates have surged, with one-seventh of primary and a quarter of secondary students missing school regularly.
Oliver emphasizes that the pandemic's shift to remote work and learning has disrupted children's development of social habits and routines. He advocates for a return to consistent school attendance to foster better educational outcomes. Meanwhile, new Ofsted grading reforms face criticism from educators and politicians for being ineffective.