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#society
GB News: Aldi launches unique Valentine's Day flowers that won't die for just £2.99 - but you must be quick
Aldi has introduced a new line of buildable flower sets, called Bloom in Blocks, priced at £2.99, providing a creative and lasting alternative for Valentine's Day gifts. The sets include various flowers like roses and tulips, featuring 52 to 159 pieces, and come with easy-to-follow guides.
The launch has garnered positive customer feedback, with shoppers expressing excitement on social media. However, due to high demand, availability is limited, prompting some customers to visit multiple stores in search of the products.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Feb. 2: Day 485 – Pulling out of Gaza, IDF trains its sights on West Bank
The Israeli military conducted three drone strikes against terror operatives in the northern West Bank as part of a counterterrorism operation now in its 13th day. The operation aims to address ongoing security threats in the region.
In other developments, IDF troops in a buffer zone in southern Syria returned fire after being shot at, marking the first incident since their deployment. Additionally, Maj. Gen. Eyal Zamir has been appointed as the next chief of staff of the IDF. Defense Minister Israel Katz also issued a warning to released Palestinian prisoner Zakaria Zubeidi.
#culture
Fox News: Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil makes annual winter weather prediction
Punxsutawney Phil, Pennsylvania's official state meteorologist, saw his shadow on Groundhog Day, predicting six more weeks of winter. The 138th celebration included festivities with singing, dancing, and remarks from Governor Josh Shapiro, who defended Phil against PETA's calls for a vegan alternative.
Shapiro emphasized Phil's significance and hinted at making Groundhog Day an official state holiday. Despite PETA's concerns about Phil's treatment, the event remains a cherished tradition for many Pennsylvanians.