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#illegals
GB News: More than 2,200 small boat migrants cross Channel in just over a week - including 'Hamas-linked' Palestinian
Over 2,000 small boat migrants have crossed the English Channel illegally in just over a week, contributing to a record total of over 4,100 for the year. Among the recent arrivals is a Palestinian man with alleged extremist ties, raising concerns about border security.
The Home Office has not confirmed if he was detained, while critics, including Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp, argue the government has lost control of the borders. The government maintains its commitment to ending small boat crossings and ensuring national security.
#politics
The Western Journal: Flashback: The Time Judge Judy Crushed Alvin Bragg on CNN for the Whole World to See
As Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg approaches re-election, concerns about his prosecution policies and handling of crime loom large. Judge Judy criticized Bragg's focus on prosecuting Donald Trump instead of addressing street crime, asserting that taxpayers deserve better use of resources.
Bragg's prosecution of Trump, which ended without punishment, is seen as part of a broader Democratic effort to undermine the former president. While Bragg's fundraising has increased, he must convince voters of his effectiveness in combating crime to secure another term.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Mar. 9: Day 520 – As Gaza ceasefire reaches day 50, no sign of IDF pullout
The IDF continues operations in Gaza and southern Syria, with reports of civilian casualties in Syria amid clashes involving security forces. The IDF has also conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah sites.
Additionally, the IDF spokesman is set to retire, perceived by many as a dismissal. Discussions on women's roles in IDF leadership highlight a potential future female chief of staff.
Times Of Israel: Iran, Russia and China to hold joint naval exercises this week
Iran, Russia, and China are set to conduct military drills off Iran's coast to enhance cooperation against perceived US dominance. The exercises will begin on Tuesday in Chabahar, involving naval forces from all three nations and observers from various countries.
The drills aim to bolster regional security and multilateral ties. China will contribute a destroyer and supply ship, while Iran continues to assert its commitment to its defense capabilities amid ongoing tensions with the US and Israel.
#health
The Western Journal: This 1 Measles Graph Obliterates the RFK-Hating Media’s Fear-Mongering
A recent measles outbreak in Texas has sparked media narratives linking it to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services, known for his vaccine skepticism. However, Kennedy has advocated for vaccinations, stating they protect both individuals and communities.
Despite the outbreak, which has resulted in one death, data suggests no significant increase in measles cases over the past decade. The current situation may be influenced by factors such as international travel and vaccination status among individuals, potentially connected to illegal immigration.