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20 Aug 2024
#politics
Liberty Nation News: Joe Biden’s Final Indignity - Liberty Nation News
Joe Biden's farewell address at the Democratic National Convention was a far cry from the glory days of previous presidents. It was a hasty and humiliating compromise, marked by a delayed appearance and a defense of his presidency that felt more like a eulogy than a rallying cry.
With the specter of defeat looming, his legacy hangs in the balance. A Harris victory would preserve his memory, but a Trump resurgence would seal his fate as the man who clung too long to power while the country spiraled into chaos.
Times Of Israel: Anti-Israel protests fail to overshadow first day of Democratic Party confab
At the DNC in Chicago, a protest against U.S. arms to Israel made a brief splash, but the event was dominated by speeches affirming strong support for Israel from Biden and delegates. The protestors were noted as not truly representative of the party's core.
While a small pro-Palestinian crowd rallied outside, inside, lawmakers distanced from them but expressed concern over Israeli actions. Kamala Harris was seen as key to bridging generational gaps on the issue.
Le Monde: Democratic convention opens with Biden's farewell: 'I love the job, but I love my country more'
Biden's Democratic Convention debut in 2024 fell flatter than a day-old soda, marred by missed chances from 2020 and a forced withdrawal in July. Cheers from the crowd masked a bitter reality as he prepared to hand off the baton to Harris after a tumultuous debate with Trump.
Delegates rallied under banners of hope, nostalgic for good ol' days of perceived recovery from the pandemic, but the night belonged to Biden's past glories, as Clinton nostalgically reminded the crowd of their missed chances, hoping bygones would now be bygones.
#society
GB News: 'Orwellian attack on free speech!' Peter Lloyd BLASTS Labour crackdown on misogyny
Peter Lloyd slammed Labour's plan to categorize misogyny as extremism, dubbing it an "Orwellian" assault on free speech and an injustice to men, while his debate partner, Joanna Jarjue, challenged him over the alarming rates of violence against women.
As tensions rose, Lloyd insisted on equal treatment under the law, while Jarjue decried his perspective as dismissive of women's suffering, highlighting concerns about the influence of figures like Andrew Tate on young men.
GB News: King Charles to meet with the bereaved families from the Southport tragedy tomorrow
King Charles heads to Southport to console families mourning three children killed in a mass stabbing. The attack sparked nationwide riots and left a trail of chaos, with hundreds charged in the aftermath.
Amid heartbreak and anger, the king aims to support the community and meet survivors.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: IDF recovers bodies of 6 hostages from Gaza, including one previously presumed alive
Six Israeli hostages, previously taken on October 7 during a Hamas attack, were confirmed dead and recovered in Khan Younis after a military operation. This includes men from diverse backgrounds, highlighting their contributions to community and family.
Prime Minister Netanyahu praised the operation amid criticisms of his handling of hostages, vowing to persist until all are returned. The troubling reality of war looms as the IDF examines the circumstances of their deaths.
Times Of Israel: Biden says Hamas ‘backing away’ from hostage-ceasefire deal, as Blinken heads to Egypt
As tensions simmer, President Biden claims Hamas is retreating from a hostage deal, suspecting deceit in the negotiations. Secretary Blinken's Middle East mission aims for clarity, yet Hamas's rejection stirs trouble, fueling further chaos.
Amid terror threats from Iran and escalating attacks, the shadow of a ceasefire looms; hope flickers as leaders promise tough decisions ahead. But Sinwar remains elusive, lurking in the dark, orchestrating strategies beneath Gaza's surface.
#military
The Telegraph: Watch: Explosions light up the sky as Israel strikes Hezbollah weapons depot
Israeli airstrikes targeted Hezbollah weapon depots in Lebanon, igniting massive explosions and killing a key commander. In retaliation, Hezbollah fired rockets into Israeli territory but faced a robust air defense response, as both sides anticipate further conflict amid ongoing tensions.
The delicate balance teeters on whether Hezbollah's leader will escalate the situation in light of recent events, with fears over the group's survival looming large in the background.