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23 Mar 2025
#politics
Times Of Israel: Contradicting known timeline, PM claims Qatar probe was opened to prevent Bar’s firing
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleged that the investigation into his aides' financial connections with Qatar was initiated to prevent his planned dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar. He claimed this was an attempt to undermine his authority, despite evidence indicating the investigation began before his dismissal process.
Netanyahu's assertions were met with skepticism as they contradicted the timeline of events. The investigation into the Qatar ties, dubbed "Qatargate," is ongoing, with multiple aides under scrutiny for their alleged connections and financial dealings. Netanyahu maintains his stance while facing accusations of using the investigation to justify Bar's ouster.
#society
The Western Journal: Security Cam Catches Boy Struggling to Save Dog in Middle of Vicious Storm, Seconds Later It's All Gone
A security camera captured a boy rescuing his dog just moments before a tornado devastated the yard. The footage shows the boy freeing the dog from its kennel, shortly before the storm intensified and destroyed the backyard, leaving only the trampoline intact.
The incident highlights the severe weather threats in the region, with numerous tornadoes reported across several states, resulting in fatalities. Experts emphasize the importance of taking shelter during such events to increase survival chances.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Cartels’ Advanced Technology a Growing Threat to US
Antonio Céspedes Saldierna, a 74-year-old U.S. citizen, was killed by an improvised explosive device while driving in Mexico, highlighting the rising threat of cartel violence. His son, a U.S. Army veteran, described the incident as a terrorist tactic used by cartels, which have increasingly adopted sophisticated weaponry and tactics.
The U.S. has designated several Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, reflecting concerns over their advanced capabilities, including military-grade weapons and technology. Officials warn that the cartels pose significant crime and national security risks, with their operations expanding into states like Oklahoma, where they collaborate with international crime syndicates.
#science
GB News: Nasa image reveals how asteroid 13 times larger than football pitch smashed into Earth and formed a mountain
NASA has unveiled details of an ancient asteroid impact in Australia's Northern Territory, which occurred about 600 million years ago. The asteroid, estimated to be 700 to 1,300 feet wide, created the Amelia Creek Impact Structure, a three-mile-long trough, by striking Earth at a shallow angle.
Geologists have identified evidence of the impact since the 1980s, including "shatter cones" in quartz rocks. Unlike steeper impacts, which create deeper craters, this shallow-angle collision resulted in less damage and a unique geological signature. Other asteroid strikes during the same period had more significant global effects.