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22 Apr 2025
#illegals
Liberty Nation News: Real ID Madness – Are You Ready? - Liberty Nation News
The deadline for obtaining a Real ID is May 7, a federally mandated identification required for domestic flights and access to certain government facilities. This initiative, originating from the George W. Bush administration, aims to enhance security by preventing potential threats.
While illegal immigrants can still fly domestically, they must provide specific forms of identification, including a foreign passport or Employment Authorization card. As the deadline approaches, long lines and delays at DMVs are reported, with only about 60% expected to comply by the deadline.
#society
GB News: Campaigner ‘covered in bruises’ after marching through trans rally with Suffragette flag: ’Terrifying’
Campaigner Jean Hatchet reported being assaulted while attempting to march through a trans rally in Sheffield with a Suffragette flag. She claimed to have been left with bruises and stated that both she and her partner faced violence from protesters, alleging police inaction during the incident.
Hatchet emphasized her right to display the flag peacefully, criticizing the police for not intervening and expressing concern for her safety instead. The confrontation reflects ongoing tensions surrounding recent trans protests in the UK, particularly following a Supreme Court ruling on gender identity.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF said to kill Hezbollah-allied commander in airstrike on vehicle south of Beirut
An Israeli airstrike near Beirut reportedly killed Hassan Atwi, a commander of the Al-Jama’a al-Islamiyya, which has fought alongside Hezbollah against Israel. This strike follows a ceasefire established in November 2024 after extensive conflict initiated by Hezbollah's attacks on Israel in October 2023.
In a separate development, Palestinian media reported that Syrian authorities have arrested two leaders of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, marking the first arrests under the new Syrian regime. These arrests are significant as they follow the regime's previous support for PIJ officials before its collapse.
Le Monde: Death of Pope Francis: In Jerusalem, the memory of a pope committed to the Palestinians
Pope Francis's death on April 21, 2025, is mourned by many, including Palestinians who viewed him as a voice for peace and empathy. Ghassan Makhalfeh, a Christian from Jerusalem, expressed the need for calls for a ceasefire and highlighted the pope's condemnation of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The pope's strong words against the violence in Gaza and his symbolic gestures, such as praying in front of a Nativity scene draped in a keffiyeh, resonated with those advocating for Palestinian rights. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas honored him as a friend to their cause.
#military
Times Of Israel: Weekend Hamas ambush lays bare vulnerability of Israeli-held Gaza buffer zone
On Saturday, a Hamas cell attacked an Israeli military vehicle in the northern Gaza Strip, wounding three servicewomen and killing Warrant Officer G’haleb Sliman Alnasasra. The operatives, who emerged from a tunnel, targeted the vehicle with rocket-propelled grenades and later detonated a bomb during the rescue attempt.
This incident occurred in an Israeli-held buffer zone, where the IDF has established semi-permanent posts. As the military expands its presence in Gaza, the risk of similar attacks increases unless operational strategies are adjusted.
#education
Liberty Nation News: Parents Challenge Trans Indoctrination at Supreme Court - Liberty Nation News
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in Mahmoud v. Taylor regarding whether parents can opt out of public school teachings on gender and sexuality that conflict with their religious beliefs. The case highlights the tension between progressive educational policies and parental rights.
The Montgomery County Board of Education's curriculum has faced criticism for promoting gender ideology without allowing parental opt-outs, raising concerns about the separation of school and state. The Court's decision could significantly impact how schools handle such teachings.