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#illegals
Times Of Israel: US judge halts deportation of Egyptian family of Boulder hostage rally attack suspect
A federal judge has ordered the halt of deportation proceedings against the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who faces charges related to a firebombing attack at a hostage rally in Boulder, Colorado. Soliman's family, consisting of his wife and five children, were detained by immigration officials despite their claims of having no involvement in his actions.
The attack, which injured 15 people, was reportedly motivated by anti-Zionist sentiments. Soliman, who has been living in the U.S. illegally, confessed to throwing Molotov cocktails during the incident. His family’s attorneys argue that punishing them for Soliman's alleged crimes is unconstitutional.
#politics
GB News: Chaos as Bulgaria’s Eurozone entry move sparks brawl in parliament - WATCH
A physical confrontation erupted in Bulgaria's parliament over the country's planned adoption of the euro, leading to tensions between MPs from the Revival party and We Continue the Change party. Revival MPs protested against eurozone entry, blocking the podium and displaying anti-euro placards.
Bulgaria has received approval to adopt the euro by January 2026, sparking protests outside parliament. Supporters argue it will strengthen the economy, while opponents claim it undermines national sovereignty. Prime Minister Jeliazkov hailed the decision, while critics dismissed the protests as anti-development.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Boulder Muslim Terrorist Tried to Set Dog on Fire
The recent attack by an Egyptian illegal alien on Jewish marchers has sparked discussions about "Islamophobia," but the focus has shifted to "Dogophobia," highlighting the treatment of dogs in certain cultures. The FBI reported 15 victims of the attack, including one dog, raising concerns about broader societal attitudes.
Historical references illustrate a cultural aversion to dogs in some Islamic teachings, with reports of violence against dogs in conflict zones. The narrative suggests that this hostility extends beyond animals to marginalized groups, emphasizing a need for a deeper examination of cultural attitudes.
Breitbart: Holocaust Survivor Burned in Colorado Attack: 'What the Hell Is Going on in Our Country?'
An 88-year-old Holocaust survivor, Barbara Steinmetz, was injured in a firebomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, while advocating for Israeli hostages. She expressed concern over the state of the country, urging Americans to be kind and decent.
The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, an illegal immigrant, faces charges including attempted murder and a hate crime. Following the attack, President Trump condemned terrorism and criticized border policies, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to deport terrorists and their sympathizers.
Front Page Magazine: Gaza Now Worse Than 1 Billion Hells
Gaza is described as a dire humanitarian crisis, with reports indicating extreme suffering and starvation among its residents. Various organizations have labeled it as "hell on earth," highlighting the urgent need for food and aid despite ongoing conflict.
The hyperbolic comparisons to hell and other extreme conditions raise questions about the narrative surrounding Gaza's situation. As rhetoric escalates, the focus shifts to the implications for aid and the region's future, underscoring the complexity of the ongoing crisis.