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#politics
Times Of Israel: Ex-Shin Bet chief calls for non-violent revolt at weekly anti-government rally
Thousands protested in Israel against Prime Minister Netanyahu's government, demanding the return of 59 hostages from Gaza and an end to the ongoing conflict. Speeches from former military officials and hostage families criticized the government's handling of the situation and accused Netanyahu of prioritizing political survival over the hostages' safety.
The protests highlighted a deep divide in public sentiment, with some calling for a non-violent revolt against the government. Controversial displays at the protests drew criticism from right-wing groups, who accused demonstrators of inciting violence against Netanyahu. The protests reflect growing frustration over the government's actions and the plight of hostages.
#society
GB News: 'It's a step backwards!' Female Labour MP fears being 'challenged in women's toilets' after Supreme Court's trans ruling
Labour MP Kate Osborne expressed concerns about the implications of a recent Supreme Court ruling defining "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act as referring to biological women. She fears increased challenges in women's toilets and believes the decision negatively impacts cis lesbians and women while worsening conditions for transgender individuals.
Osborne emphasized the need for empathy and maintaining protections for both single-sex spaces and trans rights. Labour Minister Dame Nia Griffith reiterated the government's commitment to ensuring safety and respect for trans people, asserting that protections based on gender reassignment remain intact.
#culture
Le Monde: A dive into the sources of the Seine in Burgundy
The Seine River, France's second-longest river, originates in a public park called Les Sources de la Seine, located 40 kilometers from Dijon in Burgundy. This park, designed in the 1860s under Napoleon III, features garden paths, benches, and an artificial grotto.
The park symbolizes the river's significance, as it is home to the seven springs that form the Seine. The river travels approximately 300 kilometers to Paris and continues to the English Channel. The village of Source-Seine, where the river begins, is one of France's smallest communes.
#crime
Fox News: Air Guardsman who made vile comment about America charged in antisemitic attack and bomb-making plot
A Pennsylvania Air National Guardsman, Mohamad Hamad, faces federal charges for allegedly building explosives, promoting extremist violence, and vandalizing a Jewish synagogue. He is accused of lying about his loyalty to the U.S. while expressing support for terrorist groups like Hamas.
Hamad, along with co-defendants Talya Lubit and Micaiah Collins, allegedly conspired to manufacture destructive devices and targeted a synagogue with antisemitic graffiti. The indictment reveals disturbing social media posts and conversations that showcase their extremist views and intentions.
Fox News: Multiple deputies shot, at least 1 dead during Georgia traffic stop
A traffic stop in Evans, Georgia, resulted in one deputy dead and another injured after being shot. The suspect, identified as James Blake Montgomery, remains at large as of Saturday evening. The Columbia County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.
This is a developing story with updates expected.