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2 Sep 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Anger and shock rock Israel after discovery of six dead hostages in Gaza Strip tunnels
At the funeral of Eden Yerushalmi, one of six Hamas hostages killed in Gaza, emotions ran high among supporters in Israel. Families accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of failing to stop the war, leading to protests and a general strike called by the Histadrut trade union.
The ongoing conflict has resulted in widespread casualties, with over 40,000 reported dead in Gaza. The negotiation process for the hostages remains stalled, as tensions escalate between Israeli demands and Hamas's conditions.
#society
Times Of Israel: Fearing war, some Lebanese hatch a surprising escape plan: Syria
The recent Israeli airstrike in Beirut, targeting a Hezbollah commander, has ignited fears of a full-scale war. In response, residents are making contingency plans, with some choosing to move to safer areas in Lebanon or, for a minority, relocating to war-torn Syria due to affordable housing.
Despite the ongoing tensions, the movement from Lebanon to Syria remains limited, primarily driven by those with existing connections in Syria. As families weigh their options amid rising rents and safety concerns, the uncertain situation continues to provoke anxiety among residents.
The Telegraph: Girl drowns as tropical storm batters Philippines
A severe tropical storm, Yagi (Enteng), has struck the Philippines, resulting in the deaths of eleven individuals, including a baby, due to floods and landslides. Thousands are evacuating flood-prone areas as travel disruptions and school closures occur across the northern region.
Warnings are in effect for rising waters, with significant evacuations taking place, especially in regions like Naga and Antipolo. The storm may later impact southern China, highlighting the Philippines' vulnerability to frequent natural disasters.
#culture
Forbes: Who Had The Song Of The Summer: Kendrick Lamar, Sabrina Carpenter Or Post Malone?
Sabrina Carpenter's track "Espresso" led global radio airplay this summer, while Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" was the most-streamed song on Apple Music. Other significant hits included "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Shaboozey and "I Had Some Help" by Post Malone and Morgan Wallen.
Carpenter's success marked a significant moment in her career following years of low-charting releases, culminating in her first No. 1 hit with "Please Please Please." Shaboozey made history as the first Black male artist to top both the Hot 100 and Hot Country Songs charts.
#education
GB News: Schools would demonstrate that 'missing class is acceptable' without fines, claims teacher
Eamonn Holmes criticized parents for influencing school schedules as fines for unauthorized absences rise. Parents face an £80 fine for in-term absences, escalating to £160 if unpaid after 28 days.
GB News: Eamonn Holmes scolds PARENTS for 'dictating' school timetables in row over absence fines: 'Not punitive enough!'
Eamonn Holmes criticized parents for planning holidays during school term, as fines for unauthorized absences rise from £60 to £80. He emphasized that parents shouldn't dictate school schedules and argued that the fines are not strict enough.
Danielle Broadbent defended parents' choices, claiming financial constraints during school holidays unfairly impact families. Education expert Bobby Seagull noted that absences harm students' academic performance, highlighting the need for consistent school attendance.