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Times Of Israel: Emily Damari, ex-hostage with a ‘golden heart,’ proudly recalls irking her captors
Emily Damari, a former hostage of Hamas, shared her experiences during captivity in a recent interview, highlighting her resilience and moments of defiance against her captors. She recalled a physical altercation with a captor and her relentless questioning about their operations, earning her the nickname "Fuduli," meaning curious.
Damari also discussed the emotional turmoil of learning about her mother's survival during the conflict and her refusal to wear a jersey of a rival soccer team. Since her release, she has actively campaigned for the freedom of fellow captives, including her friend Ziv Berman. Currently, 58 individuals remain in captivity in Gaza.
Le Monde: Young people with disabilities face online fetishization
A feminist disability activist, Em, has faced persistent fetishization on social media since 2019, receiving messages from users who objectify her disability. This trend reflects a broader societal issue where individuals with disabilities are often hypersexualized and reduced to stereotypes.
Sociologist Pierre Brasseur highlights that the sexualization of disabled individuals has historical roots, with erotic publications featuring such representations for decades. This ongoing phenomenon raises concerns about the treatment and perception of people with disabilities in society.
GB News: ‘I can’t think of a more hurtful insult’: Anne Diamond erupts over Prince Harry’s latest move
Anne Diamond criticized Prince Harry's potential decision to change his surname to Spencer, calling it a "hurtful insult" to King Charles. Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams noted the ongoing "toxicity" in the royal family dynamics, suggesting that Harry's actions reflect poorly on his judgment.
If Harry follows through, it would affect his children, Archie and Lilibet, who would also adopt the Spencer name. Meghan Markle previously emphasized the importance of their family name in her Netflix show, highlighting its significance to their identity.
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The Western Journal: Boat with 11 Decomposing Bodies Being Investigated After Washing Up on Caribbean Shore
Authorities discovered a boat with 11 decomposing bodies on Canouan Island, believed to be migrants from Mali. The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police are investigating the incident, which raises concerns about the dangers faced by those fleeing violence in their home country.
UN officials suggest the migrants likely intended to reach the Canary Islands, highlighting the ongoing crisis in Mali that has displaced many due to political violence. The situation underscores the desperate choices faced by refugees.
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The Western Journal: New 'Compelling Evidence' for Noah's Ark Uncovered: 'Something Extraordinary'
Researchers claim to have found compelling evidence supporting the existence of Noah's Ark in a boat-shaped rock formation in Turkey. Soil samples collected in 2024 revealed ancient wood and distinct soil composition, suggesting a man-made structure beneath the surface.
Despite these claims, some experts remain skeptical, arguing that the site may simply be a geological formation. The debate continues over the authenticity of the findings and the historical implications of the biblical narrative.