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10 Mar 2025
#illegals
GB News: 'Hamas-linked' asylum seeker's social media account 'banned' after security row erupts over Channel crossing migrant
Abu Wadei, a Palestinian asylum seeker, has had his TikTok account suspended for allegedly posting extremist content, including calls for violence against Jews. He recently arrived in the UK via a migrant boat and has gained significant social media following.
The Shadow Home Secretary has called for his arrest and removal from the UK, while the Home Office has stated it cannot comment on individual cases but emphasizes its commitment to national security and addressing illegal crossings.
#politics
Times Of Israel: These are the 21 slates vying for US Jews’ vote for the 39th World Zionist Congress
The World Zionist Congress election, running from March 10 to May 4, will determine the allocation of $5 billion in Israel and is viewed as a referendum on the country's future. U.S. Jews can choose from 21 candidate slates, each representing different agendas and perspectives on Israel, amid the backdrop of the recent Hamas conflict.
Among the slates are Achdut Israel, focused on supporting Israeli troops; AID Coalition, advocating for democracy; and Vote Reform, promoting a pluralistic society. Other notable slates include the Orthodox Israel Coalition, the pro-settlement American Forum for Israel, and Hatikvah, which emphasizes human rights and opposition to settlements.
Times Of Israel: World Zionist Congress polls open in US, with ‘soul of the State of Israel’ at stake
Voting has begun for the 39th World Zionist Congress, allowing American Jews to influence Israel's future and the allocation of over $5 billion in funding for Jewish causes. The election features 21 slates, including liberal and right-wing factions, competing for 152 seats.
The election addresses key issues such as religious pluralism and funding for Jewish education. Voter turnout has historically been low, prompting calls for greater participation to ensure representation of diverse Jewish perspectives.
#society
Human Events: JACK and KEVIN POSOBIEC: Protesters report Human Events journalist to police at BLM Plaza removal—’What happened to ACAB?’
Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC, is being dismantled, with city workers beginning the project. Jack and Kevin Posobiec were present, with Kevin noting the irony of BLM protesters reporting journalists to the police while advocating for police defunding.
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser stated the plaza's transformation is part of the America 250 mural project, emphasizing a focus on economic growth and public safety amid federal job cuts. The plaza, created after George Floyd's death, features large yellow letters spanning two blocks.
The Federalist: SCOTUS To Rule On Government Strangling Therapists' Speech
Kaley Chiles, a Christian counselor in Colorado, is challenging a state law that restricts mental health professionals from discussing certain topics related to gender identity with clients. The Supreme Court has agreed to review her case, which could set a significant precedent for free speech rights.
Chiles argues that the law violates her First Amendment rights by censoring conversations aimed at helping clients with same-sex attractions or gender identity confusion. The law allows discussions promoting gender transition but prohibits those that seek to affirm a client's biological sex.
#economy
Forbes: Canadian Road Trippers Boycotting U.S. Could Mean A $4 Billion Economic Loss
Canadians are significantly reducing travel to the U.S., with a 23% drop in road trips and a 2.4% decline in air travel compared to February 2024. This trend could lead to a $4 billion economic loss for the U.S. in 2025, impacting hospitality and related sectors.
The decrease follows President Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods, prompting Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau to encourage domestic travel. Experts predict long-term repercussions for U.S. border towns reliant on Canadian visitors, as many Canadians are now exploring destinations outside the U.S.
#health
Fox News: Pope Francis now 'out of danger from death' as health condition continues to improve
Pope Francis's health has significantly improved, with Vatican officials stating he is "out of danger from death." His clinical condition remains stable, supported by favorable blood tests and responses to treatment.
The Vatican confirmed that he is recovering from the infections that led to his hospitalization.
#technology
Times Of Israel: Musk says X platform hit by massive cyberattack
Elon Musk reported that X, formerly known as Twitter, experienced a significant cyberattack on Monday, causing widespread outages for users globally. Over 40,000 users reported issues accessing the platform, particularly on smartphones.
Musk suggested that the attack required substantial resources, possibly implicating a nation-state or organized group. Concerns about X's stability have grown since Musk's acquisition, which led to a mass exodus of employees.