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7 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Trump meets Netanyahu as first trade talks with world leaders begin and more top headlines
Trump and Netanyahu are set to meet at the White House as Israel seeks tariff relief. Meanwhile, the FBI warns of a concerning situation at the America-Canada border.
In other news, an illegal alien at an anti-Trump rally faces backlash online, while the family of a missing mother seeks answers in a homicide investigation. Discussions on tariffs and trade continue, with Ford collaborating with Trump.
Times Of Israel: Ex-Shin Bet chief: Netanyahu asked me to ‘disqualify’ Bennett from security cabinet
Former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen revealed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested he disqualify political rival Naftali Bennett from the security cabinet due to an alleged "loyalty problem" from Bennett's military service. Cohen refused, questioning the relevance of a decades-old issue and expressing concern over the prime minister's actions.
Bennett, who has announced plans to form a new political party, accused Netanyahu of attempting to eliminate him politically during a time of conflict. Opposition leader Yair Lapid condemned Netanyahu's actions as akin to those of a criminal organization.
The Federalist: 55% Of Self-Identified Leftists Say Killing Trump Is Justifiable
A new study from the Network of Contagion Research Institute and Rutgers University reveals a troubling rise in political violence from the left, particularly targeting figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The report highlights an "assassination culture" that is increasingly normalized, with significant justification for lethal violence among younger, left-leaning individuals.
The findings indicate that nearly one-third of respondents support acts of violence against these figures, with alarming incidents of threats and attacks reported. The study warns that without explicit condemnation from political leaders, this trend could escalate into real-world violence, posing a threat to public safety and political stability.
Times Of Israel: PM’s aide Urich released to house arrest; Herzog: Qatargate must be ‘deeply probed’
Jonatan Urich, a senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been released to house arrest amid the Qatargate investigation, which involves allegations of corruption and foreign agent contacts linked to a pro-Qatar lobbying firm. Another suspect, Eli Feldstein, was also placed under house arrest.
President Isaac Herzog emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into the scandal, asserting that it raises critical questions for Israel's security. He addressed societal rifts, including the government's judicial overhaul and the recent dismissal of Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, amid ongoing tensions regarding the court's authority.
The Federalist: 3 Pennsylvania Officials Plead Guilty To Election Fraud
Three elected Democrats in Millbourne, Pennsylvania, pleaded guilty to multiple election fraud offenses related to the 2021 election. Their scheme involved illegally registering non-residents to vote and casting mail-in ballots on their behalf. Despite their efforts, one candidate lost by 30 votes.
The three individuals face sentencing in June and could receive up to five years in prison for each charge. Their actions highlight the need for stricter election laws in Pennsylvania to prevent similar fraud in the future.
#society
The Western Journal: Prince Harry 'Deeply' Embarrassed by Scandal Rocking His African Charity: Report
Prince Harry is reportedly "deeply depressed and embarrassed" over a scandal involving his charity, Sentebale, which he co-founded. He and Prince Seeiso resigned as patrons after board disputes led to the resignation of trustees, with accusations flying between Harry and board chair Sophie Chandauka.
Chandauka claims she is being pushed out for exposing governance issues, while Harry's allies suggest jealousy towards Meghan may be a factor in the conflict. The situation has left Harry heartbroken, feeling that the charity he founded has been taken from him.
The Telegraph: Isolated young British Muslims ‘becoming national security risk’
Sheikh Dr. Muhammad bin Abdulkarim al-Issa warns that isolated young British Muslims pose a national security risk amid growing tensions from the Gaza conflict. He emphasizes the need for better integration between Muslims and non-Muslims to prevent extremism and foster shared concerns.
A recent poll indicates a significant perception gap, with younger Muslims feeling increasingly disillusioned and alienated from British society. Dr. al-Issa stresses that without integration, fear and isolation could lead to security issues, urging the government to prioritize integration in policy.
#military
GB News: Britain may be forced to introduce conscription to confront Putin, ex-MI6 boss warns
Former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger has suggested that Britain may need to implement a form of conscription to bolster its defense against the Russian threat. He emphasized that this would not mean blanket conscription but rather a system where citizens could be compelled to contribute to national security in emergencies.
In light of increasing Russian activity near UK infrastructure, security sources have advised families to prepare 72-hour survival kits for potential crises, such as energy supply disruptions. Younger’s comments reflect growing concerns about the UK's vulnerability and the need for readiness amid geopolitical tensions.
#culture
The Federalist: Why Transhumanists Like Elon Musk Can Never Be Conservative
Elon Musk's recent post suggests that humanity serves merely as a precursor to digital superintelligence. While he is a notable innovator, his views may overlook the deeper cultural and artistic values that conservatives aim to preserve.
The essence of human experience transcends technological advancements, embodying creativity and emotional connection that cannot be quantified. Conservatism, rooted in Christian principles, seeks to balance innovation with the appreciation of humanity's rich cultural heritage.