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Le Monde: Instagram: A 'digital cemetery' for Gaza Strip residents
In the wake of violent deaths in Gaza, social media, particularly Instagram, has become a platform for memorializing victims like Ismail Abu Hatab, killed in an Israeli airstrike. His brother Ahmad maintains Ismail's account to honor his memory and promote an exhibition they were working on together.
Ahmad views this digital presence as a way to ensure Ismail's legacy is remembered beyond mere statistics, using the platform to bear witness to their grief and the ongoing conflict.
GB News: Trans activists vow to 'fight' government guidance: 'It's a war!'
Trans rights activists are preparing to challenge new guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) that may restrict access to gendered facilities for trans individuals. The guidance, expected to be finalized soon, follows a Supreme Court ruling emphasizing biological sex.
Critics argue the guidance could effectively ban trans people from public spaces, prompting legal challenges. Activists express determination to resist the changes, with some stating they are ready to be arrested in protest. The EHRC maintains that it is considering feedback from a large number of responses to its consultation.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: US blames Macron for collapsed Gaza peace talks
The US has attributed the failure of ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas to France's recognition of Palestine as a state. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that this decision by President Emmanuel Macron emboldened Hamas, leading to the collapse of talks aimed at ending the prolonged conflict.
Rubio emphasized that the breakdown coincided with Macron's unilateral announcement, suggesting a direct link between France's actions and the stalled discussions.
#health
Fox News: French fries tied to diabetes risk, but not all potatoes 'created equal,' study finds
A new study from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health indicates that consuming three servings of french fries weekly raises the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 20%. In contrast, baked, boiled, or mashed potatoes show no such association.
The research tracked over 200,000 Americans for 30 years, revealing that the method of potato preparation significantly impacts health outcomes. The findings suggest that replacing french fries with whole grains can lower diabetes risk by 19%. Health experts emphasize the importance of dietary choices and preparation methods in shaping effective nutrition guidelines.