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Front Page Magazine: Introducing Frances Hasso, Tenured and Untethered
Frances Hasso, a professor at Duke University, has faced criticism for her anti-Israel remarks and support for Hamas. She has publicly denied reports of sexual assaults against Israelis during the October 7 attacks and has expressed controversial views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including claims of genocide.
Her statements and participation in events promoting anti-Israel sentiment have raised concerns about the presence of such ideologies in academic settings. Critics argue that her views reflect a broader trend of antisemitism in academia.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: PM said to order Israeli hostage negotiators remain in Doha despite impasse
Omer Shem Tov, a former hostage of Hamas, threw out the first pitch at Fenway Park during Jewish Heritage Night, wearing a Red Sox jersey and a yellow hostage ribbon. He was held captive for 505 days before being released.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has ordered the negotiation team to stay in Doha despite a stalemate in talks with Hamas, aiming to show that Israel is not the obstacle. Meanwhile, US hostage envoy Adam Boehler expressed optimism about future negotiations with Hamas.
Front Page Magazine: Prager U Video: The Cult of Death
The October 7, 2023 attacks highlighted a profound conflict between freedom and barbarism, suggesting that the Middle East struggle transcends mere territorial disputes. It underscores a battle for the survival of Western Civilization against forces that prioritize hatred over truth.
This perspective emphasizes the existential stakes involved in the ongoing conflict, framing it as a critical juncture for global values and societal norms.
Front Page Magazine: Palestinian Authority Keeps On With Its ‘Pay For Slay’ Program
The Palestinian Authority's "Pay-For-Slay" program offers monthly payments to imprisoned terrorists and families of deceased terrorists, which has drawn criticism from the U.S. government. The Taylor Force Act, enacted in 2018, aims to stop U.S. funding to the PA as long as this program continues.
Despite this, President Biden has managed to secure waivers for the Act's enforcement, allowing payments to persist. Mahmoud Abbas has attempted to rebrand these payments as "welfare benefits," but this has not convinced U.S. officials. The PA continues to face financial challenges due to its expenditures on these payments.
#science
GB News: Palaeontologists unearth mysterious mass dinosaur grave filled with thousands of bones - 'River of Death'
Palaeontologists in Alberta, Canada, have discovered a significant graveyard of Pachyrhinosaurus fossils, estimated to contain up to 300 bones per square meter. This site, known as Pipestone Creek, is believed to be one of the largest bone beds in North America, dating back 72 million years.
The fossils indicate that these dinosaurs, which were around five meters long and weighed two tonnes, likely perished during a mass migration. Researchers are uncovering thousands of specimens, providing valuable insights into the species' characteristics and behaviors during the Late Cretaceous period.
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Daily Mirror: UK-EU deal explained - e-gates, passports, fishing, migration numbers and more
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