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7 Mar 2025
#politics
GB News: Rupert Lowe's remarks about Nigel Farage are 'unhelpful', Widdecombe claims
Reform UK spokesman Ann Widdecombe dismissed claims of a "civil war" in the party after MP Rupert Lowe expressed uncertainty about leader Nigel Farage's effectiveness. Lowe emphasized the importance of Farage surrounding himself with the right team to succeed.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu said to have promoted ‘civilian arrangement’ with Hamas days before Oct. 7
Six days before the Hamas attack that ignited the Gaza conflict, Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly directed security officials to pursue a "civilian arrangement" with Hamas, aiming to enhance aid flow to Gaza. This followed clashes at the border and internal discussions on security strategies.
Netanyahu's office dismissed the reports as attempts to deflect blame from the Shin Bet's failures on October 7. Tensions have risen over the Shin Bet's recommendations and Netanyahu's handling of the situation, with opposition leaders accusing him of evading responsibility for the attack's consequences.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Traveler goes viral for trip to one of the most secretive places on Earth
British traveler Mike O'Kennedy gained attention for his YouTube documentary detailing his visit to North Korea, the first by Western tourists in five years. His film, "Inside North Korea After 5 Years of Isolation," has over 3 million views.
O'Kennedy described North Korea as a developing country, highlighting the strict controls on tourism and interactions with locals. Following his visit, reports indicated that North Korea has once again closed its borders to foreign tourists.
#health
Fox News: Boost your immune system with these 8 simple steps — some may surprise you
Dr. Roger Seheult outlines eight practices to boost the immune system during cold and flu season, summarized by the acronym NEWSTART: Nutrition, Exercise, Water, Sunlight, Temperance, Air, Rest, and Trust. These methods emphasize a plant-based diet, regular movement, hydration, sunlight exposure, moderation in substances, fresh air, adequate sleep, and community support.
Seheult highlights that these practices not only help prevent illness but also contribute to long-term health and well-being. He stresses the importance of lifestyle choices in maintaining a strong immune system and overall health.