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1 Aug 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Khaled Meshaal, who survived Mossad assassination attempt, tipped to lead Hamas
Khaled Meshaal is poised to take the helm of Hamas after Ismael Haniyeh's assassination, a twist in a long historical saga fraught with attempts on leaders' lives and geopolitical machinations. His past brushes with death turned him into a symbol of Palestinian resistance.
As Jerusalem faces the wrath of airstrikes in retaliation for the recent Hamas attacks, Meshaal's rhetoric has rallied global support for Palestinian aspirations, while he navigates complex alliances, especially with Iran, amidst high-stakes calls for retribution.
Fox News: Harris campaign capitalizes on viral memes, but do Gen Z social media references resonate with older voters?
Vice President Harris is diving headfirst into meme culture with viral antics aimed at Gen Z. Yet, the humor-rich strategy has left older voters bewildered, questioning the depth beneath the "brat" label. Critics warn that this approach risks appearing too frivolous amidst serious national issues.
In the digital battleground, while memes may swing attention Harris' way, they also carry a double-edged sword. As the campaign dances with humor, the weight of pressing concerns looms, suggesting that lightheartedness might not carry the gravitas needed in troubled times.
Fox News: Morning Glory: Defining competence down
Former President Trump’s campaign ad lambasts Vice President Kamala Harris: "Weak. Failed. Dangerously liberal." As she hangs on to shaky poll numbers post-Biden ousting, her avoidance of tough interviews hints at a fragile candidacy plagued by past mishaps and shaky credibility.
If Harris ducks media questions post-convention, the race could be over before it starts, serving Trump the ammunition he needs. The electorate, wary from past deceptions, isn’t likely to be fooled again.
Fox News: Two outrageous bills Kamala Harris sponsored would crush taxpayers
Kamala Harris’s sparse Senate record masks legislation proposals that could expand federal spending astronomically, especially on welfare. Bills like the "LIFT Act" and "Monthly Economic Crisis Support Act" aimed to distribute trillions in benefits, drastically inflating the national debt.
While Republicans blocked her initiatives, the looming presidential race could tilt the balance. If successful, her aggressive fiscal ambitions might resurface, potentially reshaping the economic landscape.
#military
Le Monde: Israel says it killed Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Deif in July strike
In a July airstrike in Gaza, Israel claimed it took out Mohammed Deif, head of Hamas' military wing. The strike left over 90 dead, including many civilians in close quarters, a grim reminder of the collateral damage that shadows warfare.
Deif was a key architect of Hamas' violent strategy, notorious for orchestrating lethal attacks against Israel. Now, with his elimination, the power dynamics in the region could shift, but the bloodshed lingers.
#culture
Le Monde: Le Monde's Paris Olympics guide. Day 7: Row, row, row your boat
At the Paris 2024 Olympics, the rowing finals are underway, calling for high spirits and a good croissant. Parisians are serious about their pastries, and the distinction between a buttered croissant and its plainer cousin is crucial at breakfast.
If you need a breather from the aquatic spectacle, visit the historic Le Louxor cinema or the Centre Culturel Irlandais, where you might rub shoulders with Olympic legends. Enjoy art and culture while celebrating Ireland's Olympic history.
#crime
GB News: Ryanair passenger left acting as 'airline security' after drunk passenger 'went bananas' on flight
A Ryanair flight turned chaotic when a 6ft 3in drunkard unleashed a storm of violence, hurling insults and punches, prompting passenger Stuart Wilson to intervene as makeshift security. The situation escalated for an hour, leaving other passengers shaken.
Despite the turmoil, the drunken passenger walked away unscathed post-landing, raising eyebrows as others dealt him a beating. Ryanair issued an apology, vowing to tackle unruly behavior, but the flight’s ordeal left many questioning the airline’s safety measures.