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20 Aug 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Benjamin Netanyahu backs US ceasefire proposal for the first time
Netanyahu has backed a US-backed ceasefire plan with Hamas, focused on hostages and Israel's security, though it remains tangled in dispute over territorial control. Despite this, Hamas rejects the terms amid fears of escalating violence on the streets of Tel Aviv.
As talks continue in Cairo, Netanyahu faces pressure; a deal could threaten his government. Both he and Hamas are accused of sabotaging progress, while the clock ticks for a resolution as polls reveal public support for peace.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestine protesters descend on Democratic convention
In Chicago, pro-Palestine protesters marched during the Democratic National Convention, voicing discontent over the party's stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict. Police were on high alert, promising no tolerance for violence as tensions rose ahead of Joe Biden’s address refocusing their campaign on Kamala Harris.
As Biden's role shifts, the party tries to maintain unity amid dissent, with activists demanding an end to U.S. aid to Israel. Critics emphasize the need for Harris to define her agenda as she steps into the spotlight just months before the election.
#society
GB News: Politics LIVE: Starmer backs MORE people working from home as staff set to be given more rights
The Prime Minister is leaning toward increased work-from-home options, spurred by Labour's push to curb a damaging culture of presenteeism. Critics warn that while it might boost morale, remote work hasn't proven to enhance productivity in substantial ways.
The debate rages on, balancing flexibility with the need for results. The reality might surprise both proponents and detractors alike.
Le Monde: US presidential election: Gaza war will not be another Vietnam for the Democratic convention
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered near the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, but turnout fell flat with only a few thousand attending, far below expectations. The event, marked by youthful voices and slogans, revealed an absence of local African American support concerned more with domestic issues.
While the atmosphere was charged, the intensity lacked the chaos of past protests; older activists reminisced about the tumult of 1968. Yet the cries for justice echoed, blending youth-driven activism with a call for an end to military support for Israel.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine does not need Storm Shadow missiles for Kursk incursion, US claims
U.S. officials argue Ukraine can effectively use homemade drones to strike Russian targets, negating the need for British Storm Shadow missiles in Russia. President Zelensky pleads for these advanced weapons to enhance military efforts but faces pushback from allies.
As Ukraine escalates drone attacks, the debate around missile deployment highlights divisions within its support network, emphasizing the need for more potent military hardware to combat Russian forces effectively.
#sports
GB News: Jeff Bezos showing 'legitimate' interest in buying iconic sports team in $6bn bid - 'It's real'
In a twist that could shake the hardwood, Jeff Bezos is eyeing the Boston Celtics, freshly crowned NBA champs. With a price tag of $6 billion, Grousbeck's selling the crown jewel for a price that promises hefty returns as the league eyes expansion into Seattle and Vegas.
As the bidding war heats up, Bezos, who previously chased NFL ownership, is now in contention among a host of suitors. The allure of sports empires may finally claim the Amazon titan's attention.