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8 Feb 2025
#politics
Times Of Israel: PM dispatches delegation to Doha but further delays talks on hostage deal’s 2nd phase
Prime Minister Netanyahu has sent a delegation to Doha to discuss technical aspects of the hostage-ceasefire deal with Hamas, following the release of three hostages. However, the team lacks a mandate to negotiate the second phase of the agreement, which has been delayed until after Netanyahu's Washington trip.
Families of the remaining hostages have expressed outrage over the delay, urging immediate action. A senior Hamas official warned that Israel's inaction could jeopardize the ceasefire, indicating that the situation remains tense and uncertain.
Times Of Israel: Lebanon forms first government since 2022; Hezbollah to lack ‘blocking third’ veto
Lebanon has formed its first full-fledged government since 2022, with Prime Minister Nawaf Salam leading a 24-member cabinet focused on financial reforms and reconstruction following conflict with Israel and Hezbollah. The U.S. has intervened to limit Hezbollah's influence in the new government.
The cabinet aims to restore confidence among citizens and improve relations with the international community, while implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1701. This government formation is seen as crucial for accessing international aid and rebuilding Lebanon after years of crisis.
#society
Fox News: Exorcist priest accused of ripping out teen's hair, 'growling' in bizarre spiritual cleansing
Father Carlos Martins, a Michigan priest and co-host of "The Exorcist Files" podcast, has been charged with misdemeanor battery in Illinois after allegedly using a teenage girl's hair to floss his teeth during a relic tour. The incident occurred on November 21, 2024, leading to the cancellation of the event and his removal from the parish.
Martins has been processed and released, with a pretrial hearing scheduled for February 24. Following the allegations, he has withdrawn from his pastoral duties, and the Companions of the Cross religious order emphasized the seriousness of the misconduct claims.
Fox News: Big Tech whistleblower's parents sue, sounding alarm over son's unexpected death
The parents of Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old tech whistleblower who died in November 2024, are suing San Francisco for not providing information about his death, ruled a suicide. They allege the investigation overlooked concerns regarding his whistleblower status at OpenAI.
Balaji, who had expressed disillusionment with OpenAI's practices, was described as upbeat shortly before his death. The family's attorney claims evidence suggests the death may not have been a suicide, including findings from a private autopsy.
GB News: Labour council forced into law change U-turn as parking rules would have charged drivers £17 per day
Haringey Council has abandoned plans to implement hourly parking charges after significant public backlash, with over 5,200 residents signing a petition against the proposal. The Labour-led council decided to retain the existing £5 daily parking permit system, acknowledging that the changes would have disproportionately affected lower-income areas.
Councillors cited community feedback as a key factor in their decision, with concerns that the new system would primarily serve to generate revenue rather than manage parking effectively. Other parking reforms will still move forward, including fees for electric vehicle charging and larger vehicles.
#health
Fox News: FDA recalls more than 2 million cases of doughnuts
The FDA has issued a Class II recall for over 2 million cases of doughnut products produced by FGF Brands due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The recall affects 60 different items sold in the U.S. and Canada, with the products produced before December 13, 2024.
Listeria can cause serious illness, particularly in pregnant women, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems. The FDA's Class II classification indicates that exposure may lead to temporary health issues, but serious consequences are unlikely.