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14 Aug 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Haredi parties mull bolting coalition as Ben Gvir pushes Jewish prayer on Temple Mount
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's provocative visit to the Temple Mount sparked outrage among lawmakers and heightened tensions over Jewish prayer at the site. His actions, seen as a direct challenge to the status quo, have raised fears of unrest and potential coalition fallout.
The backlash included calls from ultra-Orthodox parties to reassess their coalition ties, stressing that Ben Gvir's stance endangers all. With opposition leaders even finding common ground against his approach, the visit underscores the fragile fabric of Israeli politics amid a volatile social landscape.
The Mirror: Did the Liz Truss lettuce banner prank go too far - vote in our poll
Liz Truss stormed off stage at a book promotion when a campaign group unveiled a banner with a lettuce mocking her economic crash. Oblivious to the joke at first, she continued to back Trump until realizing the vegetable's presence, leading to her indignation and abrupt exit.
Led by Donkeys took credit for the stunt, reminiscent of last year's lettuce livestream, mocking Truss’s 49-day tenure. The incident sparked mixed reactions online, leaving some entertained and others appalled by the low blow.
The Mirror: Do you think Kamala Harris will beat Trump? Take our poll and have your say
Kamala Harris is surging as a candidate, capitalizing on a waning Biden and rallying strong support from Democrats. Her lead over Trump is widening, despite Republican skepticism about her popularity being just a 'honeymoon phase.'
With momentum on her side, the stage is set for a thrilling contest come November.
Fox News: 'GONNA HIDE IN THE BASEMENT': Americans balk at Kamala Harris ducking interviews on campaign trail
Vice President Kamala Harris is facing mounting criticism for steering clear of the press since launching her presidential campaign 24 days ago. Americans from various states express concern over her lack of transparency, questioning what she truly stands for and calling for her to engage more with voters.
Despite the backlash, Harris maintains her media silence, with opinions split on whether her strategy is clever or cowardly. Some believe she might be waiting for a more favorable moment, but many insist that honesty and communication are what voters crave.
Le Monde: US judge rejects Trump's bid to unseat him in hush money case
Trump's legal team failed again to dislodge Judge Merchan, asserting a supposed bias due to the judge's daughter's ties to a Democrat group. This follows Trump's conviction on 34 felonies linked to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels.
Despite Trump's claims of bias and attempts to delay proceedings, Merchan stands firm, with sentencing set for September 18. The former president is battling legal fallout from multiple cases as he aims for the White House once more.
The American Mind: The Battle Lines of 2024's Epic Struggle
In numerous Democratic-run jurisdictions, noncitizens are allowed to vote in local elections, igniting heated debates over election integrity. Republicans warn this trend, associated with an influx of illegal migrants, could lead to noncitizen voting becoming widespread, despite Democratic assurances to the contrary.
Despite claims of minimal noncitizen voting, evidence of ineligible registrants and votes persists across states, leading to calls for stricter requirements like the SAVE Act. Proponents argue it would ensure better verification of citizenship for voters, while critics warn it might disenfranchise eligible citizens.
Fox News: Democrat praises Walz as a fighter 'against hate' when pressed on relationship with antisemitic cleric
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz defends Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz amid scrutiny over his ties to Muslim cleric Imam Asad Zaman, who has shared controversial and antisemitic content. Despite the backlash, she insists Walz is a staunch ally of Israel and a fighter against hate.
Walz's campaign downplays his relationship with Zaman, emphasizing his condemnation of Hamas. Critics, including Wasserman Schultz, point out the contrast between Democratic values and past Republican associations with antisemites.
#society
GB News: Seaside business introduces new 'toastie insurance' after thieving seagulls pinch food
At St. Andrew's Cheesy Toast Shack, seagulls have become notorious lunch thieves. Owners Kate and Sam rolled out “toastie insurance” for a quid, turning a feathered nuisance into a cash cow and a local joke, while also supporting community causes.
With customers laughing off the avian antics, the insurance is a hit—no claims, just smiles as they fight back against the bandits stealing bites. The gulls may own the skies, but the Shacks keep the lunches safe for now.
Le Monde: In Ostia, a coastline of contrasts
In Ostia, a paradoxical stretch of Italian coastline, beauty mingles with decay. A place where environmentalists, mafias, and tourists collide, it holds the shadows of tragic murders like that of Wilma Montesi and Pasolini, haunting its sands like forgotten echoes of innocence lost.
From nudist beaches to police indifference, the area tells a tale of contradictions—where the allure of freedom coexists with crime and chaos. Nature’s beauty is marred by neglect, reflecting a society grappling with its complex legacy.
Times Of Israel: France probing cyberbullying of Olympic champion Khelif by Trump, Musk, others
In Paris, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif is at the center of a cyberbullying investigation after her controversial Olympic victory sparked heated debates about gender eligibility. High-profile figures, including Trump and Musk, are named in the complaint as the fallout escalates.
Khelif's claim of being a woman is contested by those on the fringes of the boxing federation, leading to accusations of a misogynistic and racist smear campaign. Amid the chaos, her victory is celebrated as a triumph against oppression.
Forbes: Ernesto Becomes A Hurricane North Of Puerto Rico—East Coast Faces ‘Life-Threatening’ Rip Currents
Hurricane Ernesto, now hovering 175 miles northwest of San Juan with winds at 75 mph, has left hundreds of thousands in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands without power, while flooding looms. Although the storm will remain offshore, life-threatening conditions persist.
An emergency declaration has been authorized for Puerto Rico, prepping for torrential rains and potential for Ernesto to strengthen as it heads towards Bermuda next. The forecast anticipates up to 25 named storms this season—a troubling sign in tumultuous waters.
Fox News: Lightning strike at Arizona's Horseshoe Bend injures 2 tourists, National Park Service says
Two tourists were injured by a lightning strike while visiting Horseshoe Bend in Arizona's Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. The incident underscores the dangers of outdoor exposure during monsoon season; the victims were airlifted to a hospital for treatment.
The NPS advises caution amid unpredictable weather, as thunderstorms can develop rapidly. Horseshoe Bend remains a popular but perilous spot for adventurers.
The Mirror: Dozens of former asylum seekers tell PM four things he must do after riots
Dozens of ex-asylum seekers implore Prime Minister Starmer to address the traumatic fallout from recent far-right riots, citing vulnerability due to inadequate protections and the troubling rhetoric fueling hate. They seek urgent reforms in migration policy and online safety.
They emphasize that scapegoating refugees creates real risks and a culture of fear, urging the government to listen to those impacted by asylum policies and to champion compassion over division.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: ‘Pretty infantile’: Public diplomacy mavens pan FM for insulting world leaders on X
Israel's Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, has drawn criticism for his juvenile tweets belittling foreign leaders, including a threat-laden jab at Turkey's Erdogan. Critics argue that such antics undermine serious diplomacy and alienate allies, dismissing the tweets as childish taunts.
Public diplomats like Eylon Levy and Michael Oren stress the need for a more statesmanlike approach. They argue that Katz's social media tactics only escalate tensions instead of fostering constructive dialogue during a volatile time.
#economy
The Federalist: Media Claim Inflation ‘Slowing’ Even Though Prices Skyrocketing
Inflation in the U.S. continues its relentless rise, marking 42 months of increases since Biden and Harris took office. Prices for essentials like food, electricity, and shelter are climbing, yet corporate media spin it as a victory, ignoring public despair over the economy.
As household debt hits a record and many struggle to make ends meet, negative views on the economy persist. Despite official claims of inflation easing, Americans feel the squeeze tighter than ever, tying their financial woes directly to government policies.
#culture
Le Monde: Pedro Almodovar to be honored at San Sebastian International Film Festival
Pedro Almodovar, the acclaimed Spanish director, will receive a lifetime achievement award at the San Sebastian film festival on September 26. The Donostia award honors his remarkable contributions to cinema, especially in crafting compelling female characters and addressing complex themes.
Almodovar, known for Oscar-winning films like All About My Mother, expressed gratitude for the recognition. The festival, running from September 20 to 28, celebrates cinema's impact on culture, with Cate Blanchett also receiving a Donostia award this year.
Fox News: Halloween decor creeps onto store shelves as social media users react: 'Can we just enjoy summer?'
As summer clings on, the haunting specter of Halloween invades stores too soon, igniting social media ire. Some lament the rush, yearning for summer's lazy days, while others eagerly await the spooky season's embrace, caught in a seasonal tug-of-war.
Psychologist Dr. Stephanie Samar suggests this trend sparks anxiety, hinting we may feel unprepared for the approaching festivities. It’s a fine line between anticipation and dread, as we grapple with the future while wishing to savor the present.