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#society
GB News: Michael Fabricant speaks out on 'very bad' Trisha Goddard 'Islamophobia' spat following Celebrity Big Brother axe: 'She's the one who's prejudiced!'
Michael Fabricant, the first contestant eliminated from Celebrity Big Brother, addressed his conflict with Trisha Goddard, claiming she is the one who is prejudiced. The disagreement arose during a speech about immigration, where Goddard accused him of Islamophobia.
Fabricant expressed disappointment over the altercation and noted that he was discussing his Jewish background and the importance of cultural integration. Despite being voted out, he reflected positively on his experience in the house and the connections he made with other contestants.
#military
Times Of Israel: IAF fighter jet accidentally drops bomb near Israeli border community; none hurt
An Israeli Air Force fighter jet mistakenly dropped a munition near the Gaza border community of Nir Yitzhak, causing a large explosion but no casualties. The military attributed the incident to a technical malfunction and is conducting an investigation.
This incident is not isolated; a similar accidental drop occurred last year near Moshav Yated, where the bomb did not detonate. Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak is in contact with military officials regarding the investigation.
#culture
Le Monde: Jewelry: The beauty of jewels is showcased in three exhibitions in France
French museums are showcasing the art of jewelry this spring, featuring exhibitions that highlight different historical periods. Notably, an unprecedented exhibition on Renaissance jewelry at the Fondation Bemberg in Toulouse presents around 100 works from various prestigious collections.
The exhibition explores the production and characteristics of Renaissance jewelry, emphasizing its figurative designs and use of materials like gold and precious stones. It includes pieces such as enamel pendants, rings, and unique items like engraved pomanders.