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31 Jul 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: ‘No more mercy’: Ministers celebrate Haniyeh’s killing though Israel officially mum
In a twist of political fate, Israeli cabinet ministers broke rank to celebrate the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, despite Netanyahu’s plea for silence. They branded his killing a necessary purge, revealing a festering tension between governance and populist rhetoric.
As the echoes of bravado reverberated, opposition figures questioned the ministers’ timing, lamenting the ongoing hostage crisis amid their victory laps. The irony hung thick in the air, a grim reminder of the complexities entangled in the bloodied chessboard of the Middle East.
Fox News: Hamas leader assassinated in Iran and more top headlines
The Biden administration reacts sharply after the assassination of a top Hamas leader, sending ripples through international tensions. Meanwhile, a rising storm brews around Trump’s would-be assassin and threats from extremist groups.
In domestic politics, both parties are grappling with cultural flashpoints, from Olympic controversies to fundraising struggles amid climate policy criticisms. It's a day of drama wrapped in the ever-thickening fog of discontent.
Liberty Nation News: A Volatile Lesson in Democracy for the Harris Campaign - Liberty Nation News
Kamala Harris stands unchallenged for the Democratic nomination, but that’s no guarantee of party support. A lack of competition, time, and unity risks disenfranchising voters who may feel forced into a single option.
History’s lessons loom: the Conservative Party’s recent failings reveal the dangers of a leader chosen without a true public mandate. Harris may find her path littered with the same discontent.
The Federalist: Dems Promise To Save 'Democracy' By Destroying SCOTUS
The Democrats' plan for Supreme Court "reform" is a thinly veiled attempt to undermine the institution and the Constitution. They'd never support court-packing if they thought Republicans would wield power; it’s a cynical game of political expediency dressed as justice.
Their proposal, aimed at creating a partisan majority, reflects a broader trend of delegitimizing the court when it doesn't align with leftist goals. With trust in the Supreme Court holding steady compared to other institutions, their redesign motives are clear: to control a body that isn't easily swayed by political whims.
#society
Liberty Nation News: From Socialism With Love: A Nightmare in Venezuela - Liberty Nation News
In the streets of Venezuela, chaos reigns as protests erupt over contentious election results. Maduro claims victory amid accusations of fraud, igniting a firestorm of dissent, with opposition leaders insisting they hold proof of electoral manipulation.
Once viewed as a socialist dream, Venezuela now faces the bitter truth of corruption and despair, leaving its citizens to ponder their escape from a regime that twists hope into hunger. The ghosts of Chavez and Maduro haunt this crumbling nation.
The Federalist: 'Twisters' Feels Like An Old Fashioned Blockbuster
"Twisters" captures old-school charm with its grand spectacle and believable romance, distancing itself from social messages. Despite its ties to a dated original, the film thrives on charisma and comfort, drawing in audiences with thrills in a summer packed with heavy competition.
Yet, critics lament its lack of engagement with pressing climate issues. While successful at the box office, the film dances around the sobering realities of environmental change, opting for pure escapism instead.
GB News: Bev Turner says Britons are worried for safety after ‘years of unfettered immigration’
Bev Turner argues that recent violence in Britain, fueled by what she calls "unfettered immigration," has left the populace seething with anger. The chaos in Southport, including a deadly knife attack and a subsequent riot, reflects a deeper unease about identity and safety.
As locals rally in clean-up efforts, the violence is attributed to outsiders stirring trouble, stirring calls for governmental action to restore order and safety.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel’s shadowy history of suspected assassinations inside Iran
In the shadows of Tehran, Israel’s hand seems to guide a string of assassinations targeting Iranian nuclear figures, deftly avoiding admission. The rhetoric is sharp: Iran denies nuclear ambitions while Israel, watching closely, orchestrates a symphony of sabotage and drone strikes.
As the bodies pile up, both sides hurl accusations like grenades, with whispers of espionage tinged by paranoia. Mossad operates under a cloak of darkness, ensuring Iran’s nuclear dreams remain just that—dreams. The game is dangerous, and the stakes are life and death.
The Telegraph: Iran’s mortification proves that Israel is quietly winning the war
Since October 7, Israel’s aim is clear: restore deterrence in a perilous region. The recent strike on Hamas leader Haniyeh in Tehran sends shockwaves through Iran, shattering its false sense of security and reinforcing Netanyahu's resolve amid escalating tensions.
As the dust settles, Iranian leaders feel the pressure. Though retaliation is expected, it may manifest as foreign attacks rather than direct conflict. The volatility endures, yet Netanyahu’s calculated aggression instills a new fear in Tehran.
Le Monde: Ismail Haniyeh, architect of the Hamas-Iran alliance
Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader thought to be a moderate, was killed in a strike attributed to Israel in Tehran. His death raises questions about the future of ceasefire negotiations amidst ongoing hostilities following the deadly October 7 attack on Israel.
Once a bridge-builder in the Middle East, Haniyeh's pragmatic approach included enhancing Hamas's military strength in concert with Iran. With his demise, Hamas faces a serious challenge in maintaining unity and strategy against an emboldened Israeli response.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing July 31: Day 299 – Vows of vengeance after killing of Hamas, Hezbollah leaders
In a shadowy dawn, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was taken out in Iran, right after a presidential ceremony. The responsible party remains a mystery, but the U.S. gears up to back Israel as tensions rise post-assassination.
Amidst retaliatory strikes, Hezbollah is on edge after an Israeli hit on its top commander. The specter of wider conflict looms over the region, while locals brace for what comes next.
#culture
Tactical Bassin: ICAST GEAR REVIEW: The Best Baits, Lures, And Tackle of 2024! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
ICAST 2024 dazzled with a trove of baits and gear, from finesse lures to hefty swimbaits. Not every piece of tackle is worth your hard-earned cash, so let's sift through the glitter and find the real standouts worth your line.
Tomorrow's rod and reel segment promises more gems from this angler’s paradise.
#crime
The Epoch Times: News Brief: Secret Service Announces Changes, Senate Passes Bills to Protect Children’s Safety and Privacy Online, Meta Agrees to Pay Texas $1.4 Billion Settlement
The Secret Service faces scrutiny after a failed security response to an assassination attempt on Trump, leading to agency reforms. FBI investigations reveal links between the shooter and extremist social media posts.
In related news, Israel targets a Hezbollah commander after a devastating attack, and Meta settles a $1.4 billion lawsuit over privacy violations.
Times Of Israel: UN report says Palestinian detainees in Israel subjected to torture, mistreatment
The UN's human rights office reports that Palestinians detained by Israel have faced severe torture, including waterboarding and electric shocks, amid a dramatic rise in detentions since the October 7 Hamas attack. At least 53 have died in custody, drawing scrutiny over violations of international law.
Israeli authorities have begun investigating alleged abuses, but many detainees remain isolated, facing cruel conditions without legal representation. The ongoing conflict in Gaza has led to widespread devastation, with countless casualties and the plight of hostages further complicating matters.
GB News: Chef, 46, jailed for 22 years after strangling wife, cramming her in suitcase and throwing body in Thames
Aminan Rahman, 46, strangled his 24-year-old wife, Suma Begum, in front of her children and online lover, then stuffed her body into a suitcase before dumping it into the River Lea. Caught on CCTV, he was sentenced to life imprisonment after a damning trial.
Justice Bennathan condemned Rahman's actions as exceptionally shocking, highlighting the tragedy of a woman who sought a new life but met a brutal end instead, leaving her children to face the aftermath.
#other
GB News: US weather: Large ‘tropical disturbance’ threatens another major storm in just days
A tropical disturbance in the Atlantic, still reeling from Hurricane Beryl's wrath, is poised to grow amidst warming waters and favorable conditions. With a 60% chance of becoming a storm this week, meteorologists warn residents to remain vigilant.
The atmosphere is shifting; this year’s hurricane season could unleash more chaos as El Niño and ocean temperatures rise, igniting the tempestuous tropics.