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#politics
Le Monde: Israel MPs to vote on opposition bid to dissolve parliament
Israeli lawmakers are set to vote on a bill to dissolve parliament, potentially leading to snap elections. The opposition, mainly centrist and leftist groups, is joined by ultra-Orthodox parties threatening to support the motion amid tensions over military service exemptions.
If the bill passes, further voting rounds will follow; if not, the opposition must wait six months to propose a new one. Netanyahu's coalition, one of the most right-wing in Israel's history, is under pressure to address military service for ultra-Orthodox men, which could impact government stability.
#society
GB News: Major car rules under review amid calls to restrict popular vehicles over road safety fears
Labour has been urged to impose an 85cm limit on car bonnet heights by 2035 to enhance pedestrian safety, particularly concerning the rising popularity of SUVs. A report indicates that higher bonnets increase the risk of death for vulnerable road users, with average heights rising significantly since 2010.
The study highlights that SUVs now account for a third of new car registrations in the UK, with a notable increase in sales. It warns that high-fronted vehicles pose a danger, especially to children, and calls for stricter regulations on vehicle designs to protect all road users.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: People in Gaza are thanking Trump for aid, leader of US-backed group says
Rev. Johnnie Moore, the new chairman of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), emphasizes the group's focus on providing food to Gazans, distancing it from Hamas and Israel. He asserts that GHF aims to solve issues like aid theft by Hamas, which he claims the U.N. has failed to address.
Despite criticism from the U.N., Moore reports that Gazans have expressed gratitude for the aid, linking it to a promise made by President Trump regarding humanitarian support. Moore argues that aid can be delivered without compromising its integrity, countering the belief that aid must be lost to nefarious purposes.
#crime
Le Monde: Knife crimes: No miracle solution in the United Kingdom
Knife crimes in the UK have surged, with police reporting 50,000 incidents between March 2023 and March 2024, a 50% increase since 2010. Knives were involved in 41% of homicides, with four deaths weekly from knife wounds.
The impact on youth is particularly alarming, as 53 individuals aged 13 to 19 were killed, accounting for 83% of youth homicides. The tragic case of 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose highlights the ongoing crisis.
The Western Journal: School District Confirms It Has the Footage of Austin Metcalf Stabbing
The Frisco Independent School District has footage of the stabbing incident involving Texas teen Austin Metcalf, but it will not be released to the public. The video, viewed by select media outlets, shows a distant view of the event, making it difficult to identify individuals or determine the circumstances.
Metcalf was killed during a dispute at a track meet, with the alleged perpetrator, Karmelo Anthony, claiming he felt threatened. Anthony has been charged with first-degree murder and is currently under house arrest. No trial date has been set.