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Boortz voices strong support for Israel while criticizing pro-Palestinian activism on U.S. college campuses. He recounts the killing of the final Hamas member allegedly involved in the 2023 kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilian Shani Louk, praising Israel's pursuit of those responsible and reflecting on what he sees as broader cultural and political divisions over the conflict.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boortz voices strong support for Israel while criticizing pro-Palestinian activism on U.S. college campuses. He recounts the killing of the final Hamas member allegedly involved in the 2023 kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilian Shani Louk, praising Israel's pursuit of those responsible and reflecting on what he sees as broader cultural and political divisions over the conflict.Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Cryptic Soup, your after-dark podcast. In this week's episode, join Thena and Kylee to talk about the death of Shani Louk. Shani was attending the Nova Music Festival when she heard the Red Color go off. Shani had seconds to react before Hamas militants invading the festival, attacking, burning, raping, kidnapping, and murdering attendees.Be sure to check out our other podcast recommendations:True Crime Guys at @truecrimeguys on IGStrange & Unexplained at @sandupodcast on IGOur sources for this episode: https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/30/middleeast/shani-louk-dead-israel-intl/index.html https://www.timesofisrael.com/now-she-can-rest-murdered-hostage-shani-louks-parents-thankful-to-have-a-grave/ https://apnews.com/article/israel-hamas-war-gaza-hostages-shani-louk-a37e4fd656b46be36c4c659a9c2aac7d https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/europe/parents-german-israeli-woman-whose-body-found-gaza-thankful-have-grave-2024-05-18/ https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67260093 https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/30/world/middleeast/shani-louk-german-israel-woman-hamas-dead.html https://www.cbsnews.com/news/israel-defense-forces-hostages-bodies-recovered-hamas-gaza/ https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-67046444 https://nypost.com/2023/10/30/news/shani-louk-kidnapped-at-israeli-music-festival-found-dead/

Los 5 torturadores, civiles inocentes según el New York Times, de Shani Louk ya están "disfrutando" de sus 72 vírgenes según las fuerzas de las IDF. Este podcast está asociado a la red de Sospechosos Habituales donde podréis encontrar otros muchos podcast de diferentes temáticas.

Los 5 torturadores, civiles inocentes según el New York Times, de Shani Louk ya están "disfrutando" de sus 72 vírgenes según las fuerzas de las IDF. Este podcast está asociado a la red de Sospechosos Habituales donde podréis encontrar otros muchos podcast de diferentes temáticas.

There is more than one way to compel speech. Canada has legislation prepared to jail someone for life if they advocate for ‘genocide' or engage in ‘hatred', two words that are so vague they have no definition. HR 6090 in the U.S. is a similar piece of legislation meant to stop ‘antisemitism'. But speech can be compelled and policed in other ways too, with things like atrocity propaganda or ideological cult beliefs. Someone's reaction to a person not falling for a narrative, even an alternative narrative, is usually aggressive, often violent, and one that seeks to cancel their existence. Any suggestion that Slovakia's Prime Minister and Iran's President were both shot or killed as part of some larger conspiracy is mocked as insane despite the overwhelming non-coincidental nature of the two cases. Israel's President Isaac Herzog claimed Shani Louk was decapitated by Hamas, but now it turns out her body was found without any glaring abuse. Just as Israel stood down in October, the government also lied about decapitated babies. Despite these now known facts, anyone who disagreed with the narratives initially was marginalized and censored. The same goes for the lies told about and by Ukraine. Another example is the Harrison Butker speech at Benedictine College. After congratulating women on graduation, he ventured to guess many would like to have children and get married too. He said men should not apologize for being masculine. He then went on to thank is wife for her support and love. In response, a petition was drafted to terminate his contract from the Kansas City Chiefs - as kicker - the city itself doxed him on X, and social media users accused him of being a closet homosexual with a history of having sex with men. The NFL distanced themselves and said they stand for inclusion, despite the fact that the league is more than half black and that Butker is an ultra-minority due to his beliefs and skin color. Furthermore, the NFL demeaned all their players who also have wives and kids, something that has otherwise destroyed black communities in particular. These types of vicious attacks, however, can be found from Catholic Conservatives too who will defend like a cult any criticism of Donald Trump or the Church, even against facts of reality. They can also be found in the vaccine debate. After Alice Stewart of CNN died this past week, many were quick to point out she had a vaccine in 2021 and claimed this is why she ‘died suddenly' in 2024, which is just a ridiculous claim that, if you call it out, does not mean you don't think vaccines cause side effects. Common sense and objectivity have been lost in the translation of cult ideology. -FREE ARCHIVE & RSS: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-secret-teachingsTwitter: https://twitter.com/TST___RadioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesecretteachingsWEBSITE (BOOKS, RESUBSCRIBE for early show access): http://thesecretteachings.infoPaypal: rdgable@yahoo.comCashApp: $rdgableBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tstradioSUBSCRIBE TO NETWORK: http://aftermath.mediaEMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.com

Today's Headlines: Yesterday, Iran's state media reported that a helicopter carrying President Ebrahim Raisi and the foreign minister crashed due to extreme fog conditions near the northwest border. As of 9:30 PM Eastern on Sunday, the helicopter had not been recovered, and search and rescue operations were ongoing. Raisi, elected in 2021, is a hard-liner under US sanctions for alleged human rights violations and known for accelerating Iran's nuclear program and ties with Russia. If Raisi doesn't survive, the vice president will serve as interim president, with an election required within 50 days. Meanwhile, the Israeli military recovered the bodies of three Israeli hostages in Rafah, with around 100 hostages still captive. Inside Prime Minister Netanyahu's war cabinet, members are demanding a decisive strategy to end the war, accusing Netanyahu of prioritizing his political survival. In other news, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's home flew an upside-down flag post-2020 election, a symbol adopted by the "stop the steal" movement. Alito attributed this to a dispute his wife had with a neighbor over anti-Trump signs. Additionally, Rudy Giuliani was served indictment papers in Arizona for his role in attempting to overturn the 2020 election at his 80th birthday party. Finally, David DePape, who attacked Nancy Pelosi's husband, was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Resources/Articles mentioned in this episode: Reuters: Helicopter carrying Iranian President Raisi crashes, search under way NY Times: Who is Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi? CBS News: Bodies of three hostages, including Shani Louk, recovered by Israeli forces in Gaza, officials say NY Times: Israel-Hamas War in Gaza: Latest Updates NY Times: Display at Alito's Home Renews Questions of Supreme Court's Impartiality NBC News: Rudy Giuliani is served indictment papers at his own birthday party after mocking Arizona attorney general  WA Post: Attacker of Paul Pelosi, David DePape, sentenced to 30 years in prison Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage alongside Bridget Schwartz and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 20-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. It is day 226 of the war with Hamas. Military reporter Emanuel Fabian joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan for today's episode. Last night, the Israel Defense Forces announced that soldiers had recovered the body of an additional hostage from the Gaza Strip, after the announcement the previous day that three slain captives had been returned in a special mission. Fabian describes the mission that brought back the remains of Ron Benjamin, Amit Buskila, Itzhak Gelerenter and Shani Louk. The IDF announced the deaths of two soldiers killed during fighting in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday. Fabian describes the current battles in Gaza, from the north to the south. On Friday, the IDF confirmed carrying out an airstrike in eastern Lebanon close to the border with Syria, killing a top al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya operative who worked alongside Hamas. We hear how widespread Hamas is inside Lebanon and how the attacks from Hezbollah are increasingly escalating. An Israeli airstrike in the West Bank city of Jenin late Friday night targeted a command room belonging to a local terror network and killed a terrorist behind the murder of an Israeli in May 2023. Fabian describes the use of a fighter jet in this strike. For the latest updates, please see The Times of Israel's ongoing live blog. Discussed articles include: IDF announces recovery of body of Ron Benjamin from Gaza, says he was killed on Oct. 7 IDF says 2 soldiers killed, 4 seriously wounded during fighting in southern Gaza IDF strike kills Hamas-linked senior operative near Lebanon's border with Syria IDF: Terrorist involved in 2023 murder of Israeli killed in rare West Bank airstrike Trucks carrying 300 pallets of humanitarian aid roll into Gaza across new US pier THOSE WE HAVE LOST: Civilians and soldiers killed in Hamas's onslaught on Israel THOSE WE ARE MISSING: The hostages and victims whose fate is still unknown Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was produced by the Pod-Waves.  IMAGE: Troops of the 401st Armored Brigade operate in eastern Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, in a handout image published May 18, 2024. (Israel Defense Forces)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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C'est le Wall Street Journal qui s'intéresse à la situation en Nouvelle-Calédonie, « héritage du passé colonial de la France, situé à 900 milles à l'est de l'Australie », précise le quotidien américain, qui revient sur l'origine de la crise : « Le projet de loi proposé par Paris, qui prévoit d'étendre le droit de vote aux élections locales à tous les citoyens résidant en Nouvelle-Calédonie depuis 10 ans – ce qui, selon les opposants, risquerait d'affaiblir l'influence des autochtones Kanak, qui composent environ 40 % de la population du territoire ». Le Wall Street Journal précise également que « la plupart des anciennes colonies françaises ont obtenu leur indépendance au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, mais que la France a conservé de petites îles à travers le monde. Ce qui lui permet de maintenir des bases militaires sur tous les continents ». « Mais les violences de cette semaine, poursuit le Wall Street Journal, inquiètent les voisins de la Nouvelle-Calédonie, notamment l'Australie et la Nouvelle-Zélande, qui interviennent souvent pour assurer la sécurité dans le Pacifique ». « Interrogée, Denise Fisher, ancienne Consul général d'Australie à Nouméa, parle d'un changement majeur ». « Tout le monde regarde la France », dit-elle… « Elle se présente comme une puissance souveraine résidente dans la région du Pacifique. Je pense que les pays disent : nous voulons que vous vous comportiez comme telle ».« Et cela passe par le respect de son propre peuple, y compris les Kanak », conclut l'ancienne diplomate.L'histoire tragique d'une jeune filleCette jeune fille, c'est Shani Louk, citoyenne israélienne et allemande, âgé de 23 ans, dont le corps a été retrouvé à Gaza par l'armée israélienne, avec ceux de deux autres otages. La Repubblica s'en fait l'écho en Italie, et rappelle, photo à l'appui, que le sort réservé à Shani Louk, avait provoqué l'un des plus grands chocs du 7 octobre. « Dans le chaos des premières heures, les images de la jeune fille en haut et short noir, chargée inconsciente à l'arrière d'un pick-up et emmenée à Gaza, avaient fait le tour du monde, devenant aussi le symbole des violences commises contre les femmes ce jour-là ». De son côté, le Times publie une photo de la jeune fille de son vivant, souriante, dans un paysage bucolique. Il y a quelque temps, la mère de Shani Louk avait déclaré au quotidien britannique :  « Le pire serait que tous les otages reviennent et qu'elle n'en fasse pas partie, et nous nous demanderions toute notre vie où elle est et ce qui lui est arrivé sans le savoir. Ce serait notre pire cauchemar ».Mobilisation contre la guerre à Gaza« Le monde des réseaux sociaux monte au créneau », nous dit L'Orient le Jour… « Depuis un moment, précise le quotidien francophone libanais, les militants pro-palestiniens exhortent les stars et les célébrités à se joindre aux appels à un cessez-le-feu dans la guerre meurtrière de Gaza. Des appels qui n'ont pas été entendus », poursuit L'Orient le Jour, et qui se sont exacerbés, il y a une semaine, après la tenue du Met Gala (la grand-messe de la mode et du show biz à New York) ». Comme d'habitude, les célébrités ont fait étalage de leur glamour, apparaissant dans des tenues extravagantes, oniriques et coûteuses à souhait. Sans compter que le public venu les admirer avait dû débourser 75 000 dollars par personne ». Mais pour les réseaux sociaux « engagés », précise L'Orient le Jour, « ce n'est pas une raison pour que ce monde de strass et de paillettes, au vrai sens du mot, n'ouvre pas les yeux sur les milliers d'enfants actuellement en souffrance à Gaza, et qu'il ne joue pas de sa flamboyante renommée pour inspirer une véritable prise de conscience ». En réaction, poursuit L'Orient Le Jour,  « une tiktokeuse a créé en ligne une fonction baptisée Digital Guillotine (guillotine numérique) pour bloquer les entrées des followers des célébrités indifférentes au sort des palestiniens ». La star de la téléréalité, Kim Kardashian, aurait ainsi perdu « des centaines de milliers de followers sur Instagram ces derniers jours ». 

AP correspondent Mike Hempen reports on the Israeli military finding the bodies of three hostages in Gaza.

During the first hour of the Greg Kelly Show, Greg started by mentioning that the Israel defense forces recovered three dead hostages in Gaza including Shani Louk. At the bottom of the hour Greg had Dr. Hal Blatman as a guest with whom they talked about ways to decrease pain in the human bones, muscles and joints. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The IDF confirmed it has recovered the bodies of Shani Louk, Amit Buskila, and Itzhak Gelerenter, who were killed by Hamas at the Nova Music Festival during the October 7 attacks on Israel. About 125 hostages remain unaccounted for, with the others having been released or rescued. Meanwhile the US has confirmed the first shipment of humanitarian aid has arrived in Gaza via a temporary floating pier.As the Infected Blood Inquiry prepares to conclude on Monday, we speak to someone who contracted HIV from contaminated Factor VIII when she was five years old.And how do you measure the health of a rainforest? Researchers in Costa Rica are doing it through sound.

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#diepodcastin über Memes&Bilder: Isabel Rohner & Regula Staempfli über Gerda Jo Werner, Frauen auf Banknoten, dann "Zeigt die Freier", dann sehr traurig: das Andenken der ermordeten Deutsch-Israelin Shani Louk & über das demokratieverachtende Hate-Gesetz in Schottland.

Do your young kids have a smartphone? Most do. And parents have been witnessing the repercussions firsthand for years. This week, the subject came to the forefront when Jonathan Haidt, a Jewish writer, penned a piece in The Atlantic warning of the "terrible costs" of raising children with phones. A new mental health crisis, higher suicide rates, ever-more screen time: much of the ailments of modern youth can be attributed to smartphone use. Jewish kids are no exception, as this week's guest, Rabbi Eric Grossman, knows well; he is the head of the Akiva School in Montreal and agrees with much of Haidt's thesis. Before that, we're joined by Ronit Novak, art director for The CJN, to discuss the ethics of a gruesome photograph of the corpse of Shani Louk, who was murdered on Oct. 7, winning a prestigious photography award. As you'll hear, even Shani's family and friends are split on whether the now-infamous image is a good thing or not. What we talked about Read Jonathan Haidt's piece in The Atlantic, "End the Phone-Based Childhood Now" See the award-winning photos of the Israel-Hamas war, including one of Shani Louk Credits Bonjour Chai is hosted by Avi Finegold and Phoebe Maltz Bovy. Zachary Kauffman is the producer and editor. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Socalled. The show is a co-production from The Jewish Learning Lab and The CJN, and is distributed by The CJN Podcast Network. Support the show by subscribing to this podcast, donating to The CJN and subscribing to the podcast's Substack.

4/1/24 -  Powerball climbs to $975 million after there's no jackpot winner in Saturday's drawing . . . a Texas teacher is running for President under his legal name, 'Literally Anybody Else'. . . Trump's immigration rhetoric . . . unemployment rates . . . and Kate Beckinsale continues to drive curiosity with lengthy hospital stay. We discuss. A photo of Hamas terrorists parading Shani Louk's body wins a top photography award, sparking outrage, and why Dana Carvey is apologizing to Sharon Stone. We discuss that, too. Website: GoodDayShow.comSocial Media: @GoodDayNetworks

O Papo Antagonista desta quinta-feira, 28, comenta o prêmio de fotografia que a agência de notícias Associated Press venceu pela imagem que mostra o corpo seminu de Shani Louk deitado nas costas de uma pick-up do Hamas em 7 de outubro.E repercute a fala de Lula sobre o fato de Corina Yoris ter sido impedida de registrar sua candidatura para as eleições presidenciais na Venezuela.Ser Antagonista é fiscalizar o poder. Apoie o jornalismo Vigilante:   ttps://bit.ly/planosdeassinatura  Acompanhe O Antagonista no canal do WhatsApp.  Boletins diários, conteúdos exclusivos em vídeo... e muito mais.  Link do canal:    www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va2SurQHLHQbI5yJN344  Não fique desatualizado, receba as principais notícias do dia em primeira mão se inscreva na nossa newsletter diária:   https://oantagonista.com.br/assine-nossa-newsletter/   Leia mais em oantagonista.com.br | crusoe.com.br 

During their murderous rampage across Southern Israel on October 7th, Hamas weaponized sexual violence. Over 138 days later, denial of these crimes runs rampant despite verified evidence and testimony from survivors of the NOVA festival, the attacked kibbutzim, and freed hostages.  Hear from Julie Fishman Rayman, AJC's Managing Director of Policy and Political Affairs, on the efforts in Congress to stand in solidarity with Israeli victims of Hamas' sexual violence, and what you can do to make sure the plight of Israeli women is heard.  *The views and opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views or position of AJC.  Episode Lineup:  (0:40) Julie Fishman Rayman Show Notes: Act: Urge Congress: Condemn Rape and Sexual Violence by Hamas Terrorists Listen – People of the Pod on the Israel-Hamas War: When Antisemites Target Local Businesses: How Communities Are Uniting in Response How A 10/7 Survivor is Confronting Anti-Israel Activists on College Campuses Tal Shimony Survived the Hamas Attack on the Nova Music Festival: Hear Her Story of Courage, Resilience, and Remembrance How to Mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day in a Post-October 7th World Follow People of the Pod on your favorite podcast app, and learn more at AJC.org/PeopleofthePod You can reach us at: peopleofthepod@ajc.org If you've appreciated this episode, please be sure to tell your friends, and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. Transcript of Interview with Julie Fishman Rayman: Manya Brachear Pashman:   This week, the Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel delivered a report to the United Nations detailing the systemic sexual violence committed by the Hamas terror group during and after the October 7 attack on Israel. The horrific report follows a bipartisan resolution adopted by the US House of Representatives last week, condemning the use of rape and sexual violence. Here to discuss that resolution is AJC's Managing Director of Policy and Political Affairs Julie Fishman Rayman. Julie, welcome. Julie Fishman Rayman:   Thank you so much, Manya. Manya Brachear Pashman:   So anything bipartisan on Capitol Hill is rare and worth discussing. Can you walk our listeners through the details of the resolution and explain why there was such unity around it? Julie Fishman Rayman:   Absolutely. So the resolution was introduced in January. And it really came out of a concerted effort on the part of mostly female members of Congress, who were hearing about what had gone on on October 7, and what was continuing to go on in Israel as it related to gender based violence and sexual assault.  And they read the tea leaves of the deafening silence on behalf of the global community and said, if people aren't believing Israeli women, we are going to show that Congress, the American Congress, is united in believing Israeli women. So there are two resolutions, in the House and in the Senate, the resolution in the House passed.  And they're pretty straightforward, expressing this sense, both of outrage and outlining some next steps. So in addition to condemning rape, and all forms of sexual violence as a weapon of war by Hamas, calling on nations to criminalize rape and sexual assault and hold perpetrators accountable, including by armed groups, which is somewhat of a different take on this.  Calling on international bodies to really condemn these atrocities in a way that we have seen too many of them pause or hesitate or simply remain silent. Reaffirming the US government support for an independent, impartial investigation —this is very important— into what happened on October 7th and afterwards, and reaffirming this commitment to supporting survivors, which is, I think, so critical in this moment. It's one of those things you could say, Oh, of course, we support the survivors. But recognizing the reality of what's going on in Israel today, and how this trauma continues to play for those victims, is really critical, right. In this moment, Israel is not focused on supporting the survivors of rape and sexual assault, not because it's not important, but because they're still fighting a war and focusing on you know, rebuilding and what to do with the hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced from their homes, to elsewhere.  So in the hierarchy of need, addressing all sorts of trauma, is it has to be sort of lower on the totem pole and hopefully will be addressed. But that's a piece of what the international community can do and what Congress is trying to do. Just express that support and solidarity. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Calling on international bodies to condemn sexual violence, international bodies such as the UN, correct? Julie Fishman Rayman:   Yes.  Manya Brachear Pashman:   All right. Can you tell us a little bit about the report that the Association of Rape Crisis Centers released this week? Julie Fishman Rayman:   It's a really important report. Not least of which because in some ways it's the first sort of fully fleshed out credible report about the atrocities of the seven. And in a lot of ways it's important also because it pushes us to be uncomfortable, right?  I think a lot of why this issue has been sidelined or pushed aside is not just because Israel continues to be fighting a war. And their myriad other issues, the release of the hostages, etc, that are really, there's all these competing needs, both in our minds, as people who are sympathetic to these causes, but also in the world, and in terms of advocacy.  But it really pushes a lot of these deeply uncomfortable themes to the forefront. So for example, there's a whole section in this report about the sadistic practices of Hamas, binding and tying, mutilation or destruction of genitalia, insertion of weapons into intimate areas, destruction and mutilation of the body. It's grotesque. It is hard to read about, it's hard to say. But in some ways, I think that's sort of our responsibility, right? We who have not thank God lived through this trauma can be the voices for those who have and may not feel comfortable coming forward to tell their stories, may not have the emotional capacity or stamina, to tell their story and relive the horrific trauma that they suffered. So every time I sort of talk about this issue, I try to make whoever I'm speaking to, especially women, say the really uncomfortable things that we're taught as young children not to say in polite society, talk about vaginas, talk about rape, talk about fondling of breasts and mutilation and all of these things.  Because if we're not comfortable saying it out loud, we're not going to be comfortable doing that advocacy that's so important. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Has sexual violence been used or highlighted as a weapon of war elsewhere, Julie, that we know of? Julie Fishman Rayman:   It's enough of an instrument of war, that it's been deemed a war crime. I think that this, like so many things that took place on October 7, it was used to such a degree that the global community at some point will have to reckon with how we treat or how we consider sexual assault as an instrument of war.  But certainly in lots of other places this is the sad reality. And I would say the sad reality of sort of the treatment of women. But of course, we know from October 7, that it wasn't just women. It was women, children, accounts of men being sexually abused. Even men who are still hostage in the tunnels in Gaza, there are reports of sexual abuse against them.  So we sort of think about it in terms of gender based and focused specifically and solely on females. But the sad reality is, that's also not the case. And for men, especially, I think the stigma can be that much more heightened. So knowing that it could take years or even decades for us to fully understand the full gravity of the situation of what happened on October 7th against women. When it comes to men and other victims, we may never understand the full scope of what happened and what continues to happen. Manya Brachear Pashman:   What is the progress of the resolution in the Senate? Julie Fishman Rayman:   It's moving. It's been introduced, it has about a quarter of the Senate as co-sponsors, which is significant. There's a need for swift movement, I would say and greater advocacy so for listeners, they can go to AJC.org and find our action alert, calling on senators to co-sponsor and support this really important resolution when it's up for a vote.  This is one where again, our advocacy is critical and sometimes we shy away. But it's much easier to send an email to your Senators than it is to actually have to talk about these really awful issues.  So for anyone who is looking for a 30 second way to sort of comfortably take action on this important issue, the action alert is a really good and meaningful way to do so. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Can you kind of walk us through the advocacy efforts that push this through the House of Representatives, but also are pushing it through the Senate? In other words, are there victims participating in this, families of victims? What kinds of stories, and again, this could be a very uncomfortable portion of our conversation, what kinds of stories are being shared with people to convince them to put their name on this resolution? Julie Fishman Rayman:   A lot of the stories are coming from the family members and loved ones of current hostages. So there's there's an amazing piece of advocacy going on, in the halls of Congress nearly every week that that touches on this, but isn't entirely about the sexual assault. But it's about those families coming whether they're Americans, Israelis, or some other nationality. And they have family members who are still hostage. They are coming week after week, day after day, to speak to members of Congress to keep that issue at the forefront. And of course, for a lot of them the hostage issue is part and parcel integrally connected to the issue of gender based violence.  So for example, there's a woman who has been to DC several times already. And who is coming back next week to talk specifically about gender based violence. Her name is Yarden Gonen. And she is an amazing advocate for her sister, her sister Romi, who is young, she's in her 20s. She was at the Nova festival.  And she had this horrific experience of being shot, calling her mother saying I've been shot, I've been bleeding. And while she was on the phone, her mother relays that they heard screaming, screaming in Arabic, screaming in Hebrew. And then the sounds got louder and louder, the voices got louder. And then Romi shut the phone and was taken into Gaza and is still held hostage. She is one of the few women still held hostage.  And so her sister tirelessly comes to tell her story. With this sort of recognition, this sad recognition that probably all of our worst fears. You know, hopefully not God forbid, but our worst fears about sexual assault are possibly happening to her sister with frequency or regularity. And she's one example you know. There's another woman who comes also to advocate in Washington, but elsewhere as well, who actually works on this issue. She works in rape centers and working on sexual assault in Israel for many years. So she comes to talk about her cousins and her family members who experienced a raid on a kibbutz but specifically through this lens and says, I know, the type of trauma that women experience. I know why they don't speak out, why it can take years, even not in war time. And this impossible situation that Israeli women are now being faced with right where they have to before they're ready before they have the emotional capacity, tell their stories because the world is not believing them. Because there needs to be this public cry, believe Israeli women. Me too unless you're a Jew, all of this you know, horrific silencing, that now they're they're forced into telling these stories and the long standing trauma that will certainly continue. not just because of what they experienced. not because of the sexual assault and rape but then also because of the the repeated trauma of sharing that with others. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Of course, this advocacy is also happening in other countries as well. AJC's Berlin director Remko Leemhuis told us about Shani Louk, another Supernova festival goer, who was actually filmed by terrorists and that film was released. She was experiencing horrible treatment. Unfortunately, she did not survive her captivity. But certainly her story lives on in Germany, and her family has spoken out about some of the crimes committed against her. And there's certainly evidence of that, as well.  Julie, who were the champions of this resolution on Capitol Hill, who really supported it, lobbied for it. And I'm talking about the US House of Representatives, but also which senators are indeed putting their name on it? Julie Fishman Rayman:   So in the house, it was really the brainchild of Kathy Manning, Lois Frankel, Mario Díaz-Balart, and Jen Kiggans. And some of those names will probably be familiar to listeners. Kathy Manning is one of the co chairs of the bipartisan Task Force for Combating Antisemitism. Lois Frankel, another very outspoken Jewish female representative, who leads a lot of the sort of women's groups and women's caucuses on Capitol Hill.  In the Senate, it's an all female cast, which I think is beautiful. In both the House and the Senate, you have two Democrats and two Republicans. But in the Senate, it's all women, Jeanne Shaheen, Kirsten Gillibrand, Doug Fisher and [Katie] Britt from Alabama. They've really emerged as champions on this issue.  Especially, you know, Kirsten Gillibrand is the senator from New York. She's going to the floor nearly every week to tell the stories of hostage families, about what happened in Israel on the seventh, the sexual assault, etc. And she's not alone. There are true champions that have been kind of tapped into because of this unspeakable trauma. And their voices, I'm sure will outlive this war, certainly, the hostage crisis, I say, hopefully, and with a lot of prayers. That kind of advocacy continues.  Of course, there are others. Everyone, I'm sure by this point has seen the images of Senator John Fetterman's office, where he has every single hostage poster, sort of wallpapered in his office. And his staff are tracking who's released, who's still being held, who do we know is already deceased? They're tracking it as closely as the Hostages and Missing Family Forum is in Tel Aviv. They're so on top of it. They're great friends.  In Congress and the administration around the world. What you said about the work of our Berlin office is absolutely true. These issues are being raised by AJC at the EU in Brussels, in Paris, at the Vatican, really throughout the country and throughout the world. Manya Brachear Pashman:   The only abstention in Congress was Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, a woman. Has she explained why she saw problems supporting such a resolution, but also why she didn't outright object to it? Julie Fishman Rayman:   Her response was really a case of classic Whataboutism. You know, how can you speak about the Israeli victims while not speaking about Palestinian victims? And that's something that we've heard increasingly on social media. Oh, there are there Palestinian victims as well of sexual abuse. It's a really twisted distortion of reality. While horrible things happen in wartime, there's there's no comparison to Hamas' systematic, targeted, brutal, sadistic, planned assault on Israeli women and anything that could be happening elsewhere.  Hamas has really sort of set the benchmark and I say that with some irony for what sexual assault as a weapon of war can look like. So I'm not surprised by Congresswoman Tlaib's vote. It tracks with other votes that she's taken and other statements that she's making. And I think for her, it's very personal. You know, she has Palestinian roots, she has Palestinian family members. So I imagine for her, all of this is very, very personal, very sensitive. And she probably comes to this issue with a great degree of defensiveness as well. That said, the sheer fact that she was standing alone as the only voice not affirming this condemnation, says a great deal. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Did she explain why she didn't outright object to it? Julie Fishman Rayman:   I don't believe that she did. Manya Brachear Pashman:   What else is AJC trying to accomplish in Washington right now? What more is needed? Julie Fishman Rayman:   Certainly, we need the Senate to pass this resolution. There's this continued fight over foreign aid for Israel. How do we get Israel the support that it needs in terms of material and munitions, etc? And a lot of that is tied up in a political battle over, do we fund Israel alone? Do we find Israel and Ukraine and Taiwan and other allies who are sort of collectively fighting against forces of authoritarianism or anti democratic forces? And then, of course, then there's additional layers, do we also then fund efforts to secure our border in different ways? And the more you sort of add into this pot of money, the more additional avenues or or recipients the more opportunities there are for poisoned pills.  So AJC is working really hard to try to continue the fight for Israel to get the support they need, for Ukraine to get the support that they need, as they continue to fight Russian aggression. It's an uphill battle. And so, so, so political. But those are the really the key advocacy items.  And of course, we continue, as I said before, to support a number of family members and loved ones of hostages as they come week after week to tell their stories on Capitol Hill. Next week, actually, we have a delegation specifically to talk about gender based violence. And it's going to include the sister of one of the hostages who I mentioned before, a part of the Zaka search and rescue team who went and saw bodies as they were being prepared for burial and witnessed the clear and really atrocious evidence of sexual assault.  A reservist for the IDF, who he was off duty, but the minute that he heard the news about the Nova festival and what had happened there, he went to help and try to try to rescue people and saw bodies that had clearly undergone sexual assault. Naked bodies, a male body with cut genitalia, talking about how it's not just women, who are victims here. A woman's body with her breast cut off a young woman with massive bleeding in and around her genitalia.  And then also a survivor of the Nova festival, who saved himself by hiding in bushes, but heard repeatedly over and over again, the sounds of rapes happening. So we're bringing these people to Washington to tell their stories to members of Congress, to diplomats, to State Department officials and other members of the administration. To continue the momentum.  We're really lucky that most of the audiences that we'll be reaching, do believe. They've already reached that first hurdle of believing Israeli women, but now need to be urged continuously to take those stories on as as their own to continue that advocacy and to make sure that those stories don't stand on their own, but they have echoes throughout throughout the halls of Congress, throughout Washington throughout you know, the EU, the UN, other multilaterals until this attention really gets this issue really gets the attention that it deserves. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Why aren't women being believed? Julie Fishman Rayman:   For all, for all conflicts like this, for any other case, massive or individual, where a woman has experienced sexual assault, our first response is supposed to be belief. We're supposed to believe, we're supposed to hear. It is the opposite of innocent until proven guilty, you are a victim until or unless it can be proven otherwise. We start with belief. So the fact that that hasn't been the case here, it defies explanation. It defies our understanding, and unfortunately, really heightens the need for the victims to tell their stories, the witnesses to tell their stories. It is horrific that these people are being put in this place where they have to continue to tell this story because people aren't believing them. I wish I had a better explanation for why they're why they're not being believed. That being said, there are reasons voiced as to why Israeli women aren't being believed. There are reasons given that to some may hold sway. And they're worth acknowledging, because that's part of the narrative that is incumbent on all of us to address and rebut. Part of it we hear is because there's not always that clear cut evidence. This was war time. The worst attack against Jews since the Holocaust. A truly traumatic moment for Israel. They were not doing the job that maybe in retrospect, they should have done in terms of rape kits, and documenting all of that evidence. For Zaka, the search and rescue team, they traditionally don't take photos, that's not a part of their mandate. And in some ways they feel it's a violation. You know, it's not a part of the holy work that they're doing in terms of collecting body parts and trying to keep victims, victims of terror of the seventh and preceding, trying to keep those victims as whole as possible. So there's this sort of dearth of evidence. But there's plenty of credible accounts. So I say that, but it doesn't explain why people aren't being believed. There's no explanation for that. ya Brachear Pashman:   Well thank you so much Julie for joining us. And for those listeners out there who would like to do more and push the senate to adopt that resolution, you can go to AJC.org/BelieveIsraelis. Julie, thank you. Julie Fishman Rayman:   Thank you for having me and Manya, I can't thank you enough and People of the Pod enough for shining some light on this really horrific story that needs to be at the forefront of all of our attention. 

Joop en Esther aan de keukentafel aflevering 77: de laatste ontwikkelingen in Gaza, leger vindt sporen van gegijzelden onder ziekenhuis in Khan Younis, het NIW spreekt Nederlandse studenten over hun ervaringen in Israël sinds 7 oktober, de implicaties van de gerechtelijke uitspraak inzake de F35's, Frits Barend plukt tomaten in Israël, het bijzondere verhaal van Egyptologie Herta Mohr, een eerbetoon aan kunstenares Shani Louk, wier levenloze lichaam op 7 oktober door de straten van Gaza werd geparadeerd en heel veel meer.

Die Themen von Caro und Jan am 22.01.2024 (00:00:00) Einmal tief durchatmen bitte: GDL ruft zu neuem Bahnstreik auf. (00:01:10) Gegen Rechtsextremismus: Hunderttausende demonstrieren in vielen deutschen Städten (00:08:45) Gedenkfeier: Auf dem Nova-Festivalgelände in Israel haben Angehörige in Erinnerung an ihre Liebsten Bäume gepflanzt. (00:13:35) US-Präsidentschaftswahlen: Darum ist der Republikaner Ron DeSantis jetzt raus. (00:17:26) Promi-News: Bei Taylor Swift wurde versucht einzubrechen. Habt ihr Fragen, Anmerkungen oder Themenvorschläge? Dann schickt uns gerne eine Sprachnachricht an 0630@wdr.de oder an 0151 15071635. Von 0630.

Israel's bombing intensifies in Gaza after a full month of conflict. There are calls to ban pro-Palestinian marches as the Middle East conflict rages on. Plus, Shani Louk becomes a tragic symbol of Hamas' terror and brutality.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Darrell Castle talks about the war between Israel and Hamas and the terrifying potential for it to escalate. Transcription / Notes: THIS WAR SMELLS A LITTLE LIKE ARMAGEDDON Hello, this is Darrell Castle with today's Castle Report. This is Friday the 3rd day of November in the year of our Lord 2023. I will be talking about the war between Israel and Hamas and trying to make sense of it as I am able at this time. What is the war about right now, and what does it have the terrifying potential to escalate into soon. I can't use a title with the word Armageddon in it without talking a little about what the word means. It is a word coming from the Christian Holy Bible in the book of Revelation chapter 16 verse 16. “Then they gathered the kings together to the place that in Hebrew is called Armageddon. “The battle of Armageddon is basically predicted to be the final battle between good and evil or God's forces against the kings of the earth. Do I think this war is the actual battle of Armageddon, no I don't but what I am trying to say is that unless cooler heads prevail it could morph into something at least resembling it. The war has been ongoing since October 7th so it has been only about two months. The thing that strikes me about it other than the killing and dying which is what war is, has been the propaganda. Real events are used to inflame the populations of both sides as well as the populations of interested countries. Israel is portrayed as the persecutor of the Palestinian people having kept them imprisoned in an open-air concentration camp for 15 years. Hamas is portrayed as bloodthirsty savages. How much of the propaganda is truth and how much is fiction is anyone's guess right now. We in the West sometimes think we know but often our assurances are just guesswork based on our own innate prejudice. As usual in the best propaganda there is at least a little truth on both sides. The attacks out of Gaza into Israel were savage and barbaric with no military objective. I mean that the objective was terror by killing, raping, and torturing and it is hard to understand sympathy with the nature of it. Other than the rockets and missiles used, the attack itself was very low tech designed to defeat the high-tech Israeli security systems with simple means. Communication between Hamas leadership and soldiers was always written messages hand delivered, never by email or text. They used paragliders that can be found in most beach resorts. Bulldozers were used to breach the walls and fences and then soldiers on motorcycles and in pickup trucks poured through. The simple nature of the plan made it much harder for the Israelis to uncover. Thus explaining at least in part how it could have escaped Israeli defenses. The leadership of Hamas who live luxurious lives in Qatar, by the way, while their people suffer in Gaza, but nevertheless they must have known that the brutal savagery of the attack would inflame the Israelis and incite a desire for revenge. The stories of rape and murder complete with photos of burned babies, I at first thought were exaggerated for propaganda purposes, but apparently, they are accurate.  Most recently the story of a young woman named Shani Louk hit the international press. She was a beautiful 24-year-old woman attending a music festival until she was captured. Pictures emerged of her paraded naked through the streets of Gaza and just this week her body was found with her head in a different place. O.K. if one wants to refer to people who do that as barbaric savages perhaps there is truth there. It's the same type of mentality we've seen before with Hitler's forces and the Jews he portrayed as sub-human. Acts of barbarism are justified because your enemy is sub-human. Does the average man, woman, or child on the streets of Gaza City see all Jews as sub-human? It really doesn't matter anymore because that is the story, they are presented by their leadership who apparently do it on purpose to make the struggle...

Der Konflikt zwischen Israel und der Hamas dauert an und auch in Deutschland bekommen wir die Folgen davon zu spüren. Letzte Woche haben wir darüber gesprochen, wie es Juden und Jüdinnen in Deutschland gerade geht. Diese Woche wollen wir wissen, was sich für Muslime und Musliminnen seit dem 7. Oktober verändert hat. Darüber sprechen wir mit Rima Hanano von CLAIM, der Allianz gegen Islam- und Muslimfeindlichkeit. Außerdem schauen wir in die Ukraine und lassen uns von ARD-Korrespondent Vassili Golod in Kiew erklären, wie dort die Lage gerade ist, wie die Menschen mittlerweile auf den Krieg blicken und was sich durch den großen Fokus auf den Nahost-Konflikt jetzt verändert hat. Und dann gab es diese Woche noch ein super wichtiges Urteil vom Bundesverfassungsgericht darüber, was genau es eigentlich bedeutet, freigesprochen zu werden. Das lassen wir uns kurz von der ZDF-Rechstexpertin Sarah Tacke einordnen. - Google-Suchanfragen (00:01:18) Matthew Perry Elmar Wepper Halloween + Reformationstag Heidi Klums Hallowenkostüm - Freispruch bleibt Freispruch (00:05:33) mit einer Einschätzung von ZDF-Rechtsexpertin Dr. Sarah Tacke - AfD-Politiker festgenommen (00:10:16) - Nahost-Update (00:12:54) - Anti-muslimischer Rassismus in Deutschland (00:19:05) Gespräch mit Rima Hanano von CLAIM, der Allianz gegen Islam- und Muslimfeindlichkeit - Ukraine-Update (00:28:46) Gespräch mit ARD-Korrespondent Vassili Golod in Kiew - Kurzkurznews (00:44:11) Besserer Empfang in ICEs Taylor Swift übertrifft ihren eigenen Rekord Inflation sinkt - Feedback und Fragen könnt ihr uns immer per DM auf Insta schicken: https://www.instagram.com/funk/

Der Konflikt zwischen Israel und der Hamas dauert an und auch in Deutschland bekommen wir die Folgen davon zu spüren. Letzte Woche haben wir darüber gesprochen, wie es Juden und Jüdinnen in Deutschland gerade geht. Diese Woche wollen wir wissen, was sich für Muslime und Musliminnen seit dem 7. Oktober verändert hat. Darüber sprechen wir mit Rima Hanano von CLAIM, der Allianz gegen Islam- und Muslimfeindlichkeit. Außerdem schauen wir in die Ukraine und lassen uns von ARD-Korrespondent Vassili Golod in Kiew erklären, wie dort die Lage gerade ist, wie die Menschen mittlerweile auf den Krieg blicken und was sich durch den großen Fokus auf den Nahost-Konflikt jetzt verändert hat. Und dann gab es diese Woche noch ein super wichtiges Urteil vom Bundesverfassungsgericht darüber, was genau es eigentlich bedeutet, freigesprochen zu werden. Das lassen wir uns kurz von der ZDF-Rechstexpertin Sarah Tacke einordnen. - Google-Suchanfragen (00:01:18) Matthew Perry Elmar Wepper Halloween + Reformationstag Heidi Klums Hallowenkostüm - Freispruch bleibt Freispruch (00:05:33) mit einer Einschätzung von ZDF-Rechtsexpertin Dr. Sarah Tacke - AfD-Politiker festgenommen (00:10:16) - Nahost-Update (00:12:54) - Anti-muslimischer Rassismus in Deutschland (00:19:05) Gespräch mit Rima Hanano von CLAIM, der Allianz gegen Islam- und Muslimfeindlichkeit - Ukraine-Update (00:28:46) Gespräch mit ARD-Korrespondent Vassili Golod in Kiew - Kurzkurznews (00:44:11) Besserer Empfang in ICEs Taylor Swift übertrifft ihren eigenen Rekord Inflation sinkt - Feedback und Fragen könnt ihr uns immer per DM auf Insta schicken: https://www.instagram.com/funk/

Hamas official says the responsibility for protecting civilians in Gaza …lies with the UN and Israel; Israel loses two soldiers, with two more coming home with serious injuries they got from clashes with Hamas terrorists. Israeli-German citizen Shani Louk has been sadly confirmed dead.The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen claim responsibility for launching a surface-to-surface missile at Israel & Egypt opens up to Gazans in need… but only in the contained Sinai strip.  Support our Wartime News Coverage: https://www.gofundme.com/f/independent-journalist-covering-israels-war Support the show here:⁠ https://linktr.ee/israeldailynews⁠ Israel Daily News Roundtable: ⁠http://patreon.com/shannafuld⁠ Music: Come Back Home; Eugene Kurolap https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eEb2xoxIVc4 Purchase Judaica from the Jerusalem Art Project: ⁠http://shrsl.com/298r5-2ze1-1d847⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/israeldailynews/support

MN Rep. Dean Phillips is taking on Joe Biden for the democratic nomination for president, and Jim Acosta is not happy about it. Listen as the millionaire congressman exposes Acosta as being part of the Democrat deep state while he outlines why Joe Biden will lose to Donald Trump. Plus the administration playing down the savagery of Hamas. Why won't the press secretary call the people hunting down Jews extremists? (Also - a devastating update on Shani Louk). Podcast Production: Bob Slone Audio Productions 

After walking through a packed Pro-Palestine rally, I posted that I was scared. The overall reaction was one of concern and support to me, and I appreciate that. But many people insisted on telling me I shouldn't be scared (in an angry way). After what happened in Dagestan, Russia, and the discovery today of the remains of Shani Louk, here's why I am. #israel #jewish #palestine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The heartbreaking news of Shani Louk's passing sets the stage for a reflective conversation weaving through the recent Torah portion, Amy's proposal for a second Jewish State, and the meaning of ‘Israel.' Amy shares perspectives from historical figures such as Baruch Spinoza, John Lennon, and Yoko Ono, as well as some surprising insights about Theodor Herzl.Amy offers a fresh take on 'as a Jew' anti-Israel, pro-BDS activists like Gabor Mate, and Dor contemplates reconnecting with an old crush, sparked by her social media posts. Contemplative musings on revenge lead Amy to invoke Shylock from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, and wonder whether the Jewish people's continuous healing in the face of oppression defines their identity. The episode concludes with a whimsical nod to the Blockbuster era, contrasting a time when society rented VHS tapes and rewound them before returning them with today's digitally saturated landscape marked by online savagery. Special shoutouts to Shir Mishal & Anton Newcombe (The Brian Jonestown Massacre).Recorded on October 30 (Day 24).Thanks for tuning in!

Die Themen von Caro und Matthis am 31.10.2023: (00:00:00) Nippel-BH von Kim Kardashian: Die Unternehmerin sorgt für Diskussionen im Netz mit ihrem neuen BH. (00:02:04) Deutsch-Israelin ist tot: Es wurde vermutet, dass Shani Louk eine der Hamas-Geiseln sein könnte. Jetzt ist klar, dass sie schon seit Beginn des Großangriffs der Hamas tot ist. (00:08:02) AfD-Politiker festgenommen: Die Polizei ermittelt gegen den AfD-Politiker Daniel Halemba unter anderem wegen Volksverhetzung. (00:12:22) Krieg in der Ukraine: Inwiefern der Krieg im Nahen Osten den Krieg in der Ukraine überschattet. Habt ihr Fragen, Anmerkungen oder Themenvorschläge? Dann schickt uns gerne eine Sprachnachricht an 0630@wdr.de oder an 0151 15071635. Von 0630.

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Shani Louk, 23 ans, enlevée le 7 octobre au Festival de musique Nova est décédée, décapitée par le Hamas a précisé le président Herzog. La caporale Ori Megidish kidnappée par le Hamas le 7 octobre, a été libérée lors d'une opération terrestre de l'armée israélienne dans la bande de Gaza. Le porte-parole de l'armée, le contre-amiral Daniel Hagari, a souhaité transmettre un message d'espoir aux otages et à leurs familles. Le Hamas gère la souffrance des familles en publiant des vidéos d'otages au compte-goutte. L'armée israélienne a pénétré dans le nord de la bande de Gaza au cours de la nuit. Israël met en œuvre des mesures humanitaires.

WARNING THIS EPISODE INCLUDE DISTURBING CONTENT THAT MIGHT NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL PEOPLE. This episode is presented by Carolina Readiness Supply – Israeli forces have found the remains of kidnapped social media influencer, Shani Louk, in Gaza. She was identified by DNA. More stories emerge of the barbarity of Hamas terrorists on October 7, as Israel launches its ground invasion.    Get exclusive content here!: https://thepetekalinershow.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Was der Tod der Hamas-Geisel Shani Louk bedeutet. Was SPIEGEL-Erfinder Rudolf Augstein wohl heute gründen würde. Und die desaströse Bilanz von Bauministerin »Crazy Klara« (so nennt sie sich selbst) Geywitz. Das ist die Lage am Montagabend. Die Artikel zum Nachlesen: Deutsche Hamas-Geisel Shani Louk ist tot »Es ist keine ›Crazy-Klara-Idee‹, ein Haus zu kaufen und zu sanieren« »So wurden wir angefangen« +++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier: https://linktr.ee/spiegellage +++ Die SPIEGEL-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Webseite verantwortlich.Alle SPIEGEL Podcasts finden Sie hier. Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei SPIEGEL+. Jetzt für nur € 1,- für die ersten vier Wochen testen unter spiegel.de/abonnieren Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.

Los precios de la canasta básica se han estabilizado: Profeco Hayan el cerpo de la joven alemana-israelí, Shani Louk, quien fue secuestrada por HamásMás información en nuestro podcast

Los precios de la canasta básica se han estabilizado: Profeco Hayan el cerpo de la joven alemana-israelí, Shani Louk, quien fue secuestrada por HamásMás información en nuestro podcast

Aujourd'hui dans 'Punchline', Laurence Ferrari et ses invités débattent de l'horreur qu'a subi l'otage Shani Louk.

Die deutsche Hamas-Geisel Shani Louk ist tot, brutal ermordet von Palästinensern. Am Abend dann eine Sensation: Israels Armee hat die erste Geisel aus Gaza befreit. Darüber und über den Krieg spricht Paul mit Filipp Piatov.

Os ministros do governo feral se reúnem para discutir ação contra escalada de violência no Rio de Janeiro. Tanques israelenses se aproximam da Cidade de Gaza e Conselho de Segurança da ONU tem encontro para discutir conflito na Faixa de Gaza. A Dj alemã Shani Louk, sequestrada pelo Hamas é encontrada morta. Investigação apura acidente que deixou 12 mortos após explosão de avião em Rio Branco. Um líbio é preso após ter etiqueta de bagagem trocada por outra com cocaína em aeroporto de São Paulo. O sociólogo, filósofo e ex-seminarista, Danilo Santos Miranda morre aos 80 anos. E sobe para 43 o número de mortos por furacão Otis em Acapulco, no México.

Das israelische Außenministerium hat den Tod der vermissten Deutsch-Israelin Shani Louk bestätigt. Sie war seit dem Angriff der Terrorgruppe Hamas am 7. Oktober vermisst worden. WELT-Nahost Korrespondentin Christine Kensche erklärt, was bisher über den Fall bekannt ist. Außerdem beschreibt sie die aktuelle Situation im Gazastreifen. "Kick-off" ist der Nachrichten-Podcast von WELT. Wir freuen uns über Feedback an kickoff@welt.de. Hörtipp: Die wichtigsten News an den Märkten und das Finanzthema des Tages hören Sie morgens ab 5 Uhr bei „Alles auf Aktien" – dem täglichen Börsen-Shot aus der WELT-Wirtschaftsredaktion. Mehr auf welt.de/allesaufaktien Impressum: https://www.welt.de/services/article7893735/Impressum.html Datenschutz: https://www.welt.de/services/article157550705/Datenschutzerklaerung-WELT-DIGITAL.html

È morta la 22enne tedesca-israeliana Shani Louk, una tra gli ostaggi rapiti da Hamas il 7 ottobre. Lo ha annunciato la famiglia della ragazza.

Eine junge Deutsch-Israelin, die nach dem Angriff der Hamas auf Israel vermisst wurde, ist tot. Das hat das israelische Außenministerium bestätigt. Die 22-Jährige Shani Louk hatte an einem Musikfestival in der Negev-Wüste im Süden des Landes teilgenommen. Hamas-Terroristen hatten es gestürmt, um sich geschossen und Menschen verschleppt. Die in Deutschland lebende Mutter der jungen Frau war zunächst davon ausgegangen, dass ihre Tochter ebenfalls unter den Geiseln war. Nach Angaben der israelischen Armee hatten die Hamas vor drei Wochen insgesamt mindestens 239 Menschen in den Gazastreifen verschleppt. Vier der Entführten wurden bislang freigelassen.

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Die Deutsch-Israelin Shani Louk ist tot. Das hat ihre Familie unserem Korrespondenten bestätigt. Bisher ging man davon aus, dass Shani Louk beim Hamas-Angriff verschleppt wurde. Doch sie wurde wohl schon da getötet.

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Shani Louk wurde bei einem Festival in der Nähe des Gazastreifens als Geisel genommen, als die radikal-islamische Hamas ihre grosse Offensive gegen Israel startete. Die 22-jährige Shani Louk ist eine von über 100 Personen, die die Hamas als Geisel genommen hat. Eine enorm hohe Zahl, sagen Fachleute. Was will die Hamas mit den vielen Geiselnahmen erreichen? Wie geht es den israelischen Geiseln? Und wie sollen sie wieder freikommen? Diese Frage besprechen wir heute mit Fredy Gsteiger, der sich bei SRF mit internationaler Sicherheitspolitik beschäftigt.  Wenn ihr Fragen oder Inputs habt, dann meldet euch bei uns per Sprachnachricht unter 076 320 10 37 oder per Mail an newsplus@srf.ch.