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27 Aug 2024
#society
Front Page Magazine: "We Only Support the Oppressed, and Jews are the Oppressors.”
The idea that only those in power can be racist is challenged by the actions of some minority groups, leading to problematic discussions regarding antisemitism within educational frameworks, notably in California's Ethnic Studies Curriculum. Officials exhibited biases against Jewish identities, dismissing their concerns about discrimination.
This trend highlights the intersection of identity politics and racism, suggesting that critical race theory may inadvertently foster antisemitism by viewing oppression through a narrow lens.
GB News: Developers must put their hands in their pockets and replace cladding, says Grenfell MP
Emma Dent Coad, former MP, criticized the government for slow action on flammable cladding in tower blocks, highlighting the Dagenham fire's dangers and lack of fire alarms or fire watches. She emphasized the fears of 600,000 residents in unsafe buildings.
Coad called for accountability from developers profiting from the crisis, stating government indifference persists despite multiple housing ministers.
Times Of Israel: Palestinians say 1 dead, 3 hurt after settlers opened fire in village near Bethlehem
A Palestinian man was killed and three others injured during an alleged attack by Israeli settlers in Wadi Rahhal, West Bank. Israeli media reported the slain man as an Israeli civilian. The IDF is investigating the incident, with rising tensions following recent violence in the region.
The violence has escalated since the Hamas attack on October 7, leading to over 650 Palestinian deaths, many amid confrontations with Israeli troops. Settler violence has also increased, with rights groups noting a lack of accountability for Jewish perpetrators in such incidents.
GB News: Prince Harry not updating memoir shows he and Meghan are 'winding down', suggests Armstrong
Prince Harry's decision to re-release his memoir "Spare" has faced criticism, with accusations of exploiting his past for profit. The book previously sold over six million copies and included controversial claims about the Royal Family.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war latest: Russia 'wipes out' hotel in drone attack on Ukraine
Russia executed a significant wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of four individuals and the destruction of a hotel in Kryvyi Rih. Air defense systems were activated in multiple locations, including Kyiv.
This attack follows a previous large-scale assault, which claimed the lives of seven people, including a British safety advisor for Reuters.
#military
Times Of Israel: ‘You despise us’: Northern mayors slam minister for lack of support ahead of school year
Mateh Asher Regional Council chair Moshe Davidovitch criticized the Israeli government for its perceived inadequate response to Hezbollah attacks, asserting that northern municipalities need better protection before schools can reopen. Local leaders threaten to keep educational institutions closed due to security concerns.
As conflict continues, the Education Minister acknowledged the mayors' frustrations and pledged to collaborate on safety measures. The situation remains tense, with numerous evacuations and casualties on both sides since the war began.
#culture
GB News: Prince Harry blasted by Eamonn Holmes as royal re-releases bombshell memoir: 'Why would you buy it?!'
Prince Harry's decision to re-release his memoir, "Spare," in paperback without any new content has drawn criticism for seeming profit-driven. Commentators questioned the necessity of purchasing a version that offers nothing different from the hardback.
This move coincides with King Charles's upcoming trip to Samoa, leading to speculation about Harry's intentions and potential future projects.