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Jul 19, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Dem lawmaker admits people might actually mean it when they say ‘globalize the intifada’
Rep. Andre Carson acknowledged that the phrase "globalize the Intifada" may be interpreted literally by some, while New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has been criticized for his reluctance to condemn it. The phrase is viewed as a call for violence against Israel.
Mamdani has faced backlash from Democratic leaders, including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, for his failure to clarify his stance on the controversial rhetoric. Despite being pressed in interviews, Mamdani has not explicitly condemned the phrase.
#society
Fox News: Missing Florida man who wandered away at popular New England tourist destination found dead
A 79-year-old man from Florida, William Davis, was found dead after going missing on Mount Washington in New Hampshire. He was last seen near the visitor center after separating from his wife, and a three-day search involving various teams ultimately located his body about 400 feet off the Lion Head Trail.
Davis had briefly contacted a park employee before his phone died, and search efforts were hampered by poor weather conditions. An autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death, as officials noted he appeared to have suffered a serious fall.
The Telegraph: Police let Palestine Action protester ‘handing himself in’ walk free
An activist, Gordon Dimmack, walked into a West Midlands Police station declaring his support for Palestine Action, which is now classified as a terrorist organization under UK law. He expected to be arrested but was instead allowed to leave after providing his personal details.
Despite the government's crackdown on support for Palestine Action, which can lead to severe penalties, Dimmack's case raises questions about enforcement and police response. The investigation into his declaration is ongoing.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Overseas Syrians protest in London and Paris against killings of Druze in Sweida
Protests in London and Paris saw dozens of Syrians from minority communities rallying for the protection of the Druze in Sweida, where sectarian violence has resulted in hundreds of deaths. Demonstrators called for an end to the violence and for the establishment of a humanitarian corridor.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported at least 940 deaths in the Druze-majority province amid ongoing clashes. Protesters expressed their anguish over the atrocities, accusing the Syrian government of complicity and demanding international intervention.
Times Of Israel: Israel says drone strikes killed 2 Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon
Israel conducted drone strikes in southern Lebanon, killing two Hezbollah operatives for violating ceasefire agreements. The IDF stated these actions were necessary to counter Hezbollah's attempts to restore military capabilities in the region.
Following a series of attacks from Hezbollah, Israel intensified its operations, leading to significant conflict and displacement in northern Israel. The ongoing situation remains tense, with pressure on Hezbollah to disarm amid international discussions.
#culture
Fox News: Rebecca Romijn, Jerry O'Connell admit unconventional approach to 18-year marriage
Jerry O'Connell and Rebecca Romijn, married for 18 years, maintain separate finances, contributing to a shared family pot quarterly based on their work status. They prioritize parenting, ensuring one parent is always home with their twin daughters.
Romijn's ex-husband, John Stamos, recently made negative remarks about her in his memoir, which O'Connell addressed, emphasizing the importance of not escalating the situation for their children's sake.
#crime
GB News: At least 20 people injured after 'vehicle ploughs into crowd' in Los Angeles
A vehicle struck a crowd on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles, injuring 20 people. Emergency services report that four to five individuals are in critical condition, while eight to ten are seriously injured. The Los Angeles Fire Department is managing patient triage and transport.