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#politics
GB News: Reform councillor slaps down Farage-Lowe row and claims party is still 'a movement'
Reform UK Councillor Harrison Allman-Varty has downplayed the recent conflict between former MP Rupert Lowe and party leader Nigel Farage, stating it has been exaggerated. Lowe was suspended following allegations of misconduct, including an altercation with the party chairman.
Allman-Varty emphasized that the party remains focused on its mission and growing support among voters, who are more concerned with Reform's impact than internal disputes. He noted that the party is attracting a diverse range of supporters, contrasting with the Conservative Party's demographic.
Times Of Israel: French, German officials opt out of Israeli event over European far-right’s presence
French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy and two German officials have withdrawn from an Israeli conference on antisemitism after learning that far-right European figures were invited. The event, organized by Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli, aims to strengthen ties with Europe’s far-right, which has historically been boycotted by Israel.
Chikli's support for the far-right has faced backlash, including criticism from European leaders. The conference will feature notable attendees and discussions on combating antisemitism, but the inclusion of controversial guests has raised concerns about the event's integrity.
Fox News: CNN’s Van Jones says Democrats are unleashing ‘volcanic anger’ towards Schumer for caving on spending bill
CNN commentator Van Jones noted unprecedented anger within the Democratic Party towards Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for his support of a federal spending bill. This anger reflects a deep division among Democrats over the decision to avoid a government shutdown.
Progressive lawmakers, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, criticized Schumer's vote, viewing it as a significant mistake that undermines their leverage on key issues. Jones emphasized a desire for stronger leadership within the party to effectively counter opponents like Donald Trump.
#society
Fox News: Preacher doesn't flinch as activist points apparent gun at his head
Pastor Kevin Kihara remained calm when confronted by an activist brandishing what appeared to be a gun during his anti-transgender speech in Santa Ana. Despite the threat, Kihara continued to preach, expressing love for the aggressor and emphasizing his beliefs.
The incident, captured on video, has drawn mixed reactions online, with many praising Kihara's composure. It remains unclear if the weapon was real, and there is no information on whether Kihara reported the confrontation to authorities.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Cords of Adam
Marriage is ideally a lifelong bond, but often faces challenges that can lead to disillusionment. To maintain this union, the Church emphasizes the importance of love over mere physical attraction, loyalty to marital vows, and the love of children as essential components for a fulfilling relationship.
As couples encounter the realities of life and the fading of initial allure, they may struggle with misunderstandings. However, by nurturing their commitment and focusing on the deeper aspects of love, couples can overcome tedium and rediscover joy in their partnership, ultimately creating a fruitful family life.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Trump will not pull a magic peace rabbit out of the hat soon. Putin thinks he’s winning
Putin shows no interest in peace, as reiterated by UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer at the “Coalition of the Willing” summit. Despite heavy casualties, Putin insists on unacceptable demands, including the complete reintegration of Ukraine and a return to 1997 NATO borders.
Western leaders must respond with strength, as Putin will not halt his aggression without a firm commitment from NATO. The situation requires a realistic understanding of Putin's ambitions, which extend beyond Ukraine, and a strategic approach to deter further Russian advances.
#economy
Fox News: Maher asks 'why do we want to bring back manufacturing' as Trump makes jobs argument in tariff war
Bill Maher questioned the rationale behind President Trump's push to revive manufacturing in the U.S., arguing that the industry is outdated and that automation will replace jobs. He noted that China is advancing in AI, while the U.S. is stuck in past manufacturing ideals.
Columnist Batya Ungar-Sargon countered that a strong middle class in the 1970s was linked to manufacturing, which has since declined. She argued that tariffs could help American workers compete globally, emphasizing the need for domestic production to ensure national security.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF removes reservists from Gaza over video of them shooting during Purim scroll reading
The IDF has removed a platoon of reservists from the Gaza Strip after a video surfaced showing them opening fire during the reading of the Book of Esther, a Purim tradition. The IDF stated that the actions were against operational procedures and values.
Disciplinary measures are forthcoming, and the soldiers involved will face a hearing. The IDF emphasized the importance of operational discipline, especially following previous incidents during the ongoing Gaza conflict.
#culture
Le Monde: 'Peaky Blinders' in Paris, a poorly executed stage adaptation
"Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby" is a stage adaptation running in Paris until March 30. Despite the ambitious attempt by Rambert Dance to capture the essence of the series, the show struggles with an inconsistent script and lacks the depth of the original narrative.
While the production features elements like free caps for the audience, it fails to immerse viewers in the gritty atmosphere of 1930s Birmingham, leaving the adaptation feeling disconnected from the beloved series.