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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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On November 16, 2025, in al-Far’a refugee camp near Tubas in the West Bank, CCTV captured Israeli soldiers shooting Jad Jadallah at close range as he peered around a corner. Bystander video shows troops forming a cordon around the collapsing teen, ignoring his pleas and holding two ambulances 100 yards away despite quick arrival. The IDF says Jad threw a rock posing an immediate threat and provided initial medical treatment before he died, but footage raises questions including a possible planted stone near his hand. The case underscores child fatalities amid intensified military operations since October 2023.

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A 14-year-old boy waved his arms desperately after being shot, but soldiers stood by for 45 minutes while blocking ambulances from reaching him.

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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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The 14-second clip from a routine traffic stop in Estes Park, Colorado, shows the elk casually interrupting the arrest amid flashing police lights. Posted widely since early February, it drew laughs with jokes about the elk helping the cops or staging a jailbreak. Locals noted elk often roam freely near Rocky Mountain National Park, making such encounters commonplace in the area.

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Two officers cuff a suspect on a foggy roadside when a bull elk strolls in, steps right over the guy, and trots off like it's no big deal.

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In 2017, London broker Varun Datta, 36, pleaded guilty to directing 4,275 tonnes of baled municipal waste to 16 unlicensed sites from Kent to Lancashire, leaving landowners with smells, flies, and massive cleanup costs. Birmingham Crown Court sentenced him on February 13 to a four-month suspended term, 200 hours of unpaid work, and financial penalties including £1.1 million in confiscated profits, £100,000 compensation, and £200,000 costs. The Environment Agency called it justice for scarred communities, while many online expressed anger over the suspended sentence and called for stricter measures.

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Varun Datta turned a tidy profit by dumping thousands of tonnes of rubbish on innocent farms and nature reserves. Now he's got three months to cough up £1.4 million—or head to prison.

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The photo, shared early Friday by user shums, shows the officer issuing what appears to be a fine or warning to the vendor in traditional attire, as municipal workers watch nearby. It highlights tensions in South Africa, where 31.4% unemployment drives millions into informal trading, yet city bylaws demand permits, clear sidewalks, and safe food practices like securing gas cylinders. Supporters of enforcement stress the need for orderly streets and pedestrian access, while critics call it heartless given permit delays and economic hardship—recent protests demanded better zones and an end to harassment.

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A metro police officer jots down notes next to a woman's makeshift stall on a busy Johannesburg sidewalk, her pot of vetkoek steaming amid scattered wrappers and an unsecured gas cylinder.

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Stephen A. Smith expressed strong frustration with the New York Knicks' lack of effort and inconsistent play during a First Take segment. The Knicks achieved a recent comeback win against Houston and hold the top defensive rating over the last 13 games, despite poor offensive output including 30.7% three-point shooting in the last four games. Discussions highlight rotation issues with players like Sochan, Diawara, Clarkson, and Kolek contributing to stagnant offense and lack of leadership.

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Multiple posts highlight Canadians' confusion over federal, provincial, and municipal government duties. Voters attempted to blame or vote out Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a provincial election. Discussions criticize inadequate civics education in Ontario schools and reference Ontario Premier Doug Ford's re-election.

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The clip, shared on Friday, gathers moments from May to December 2021 where President Biden, Vice President Harris, Press Secretary Psaki, and Treasury Secretary Yellen downplayed rising costs, often citing Federal Reserve views. Inflation climbed from 1.4 percent when Biden took office to a 40-year peak of 9.1 percent in June 2022, fueled by supply chain issues, strong demand, energy shocks, and stimulus spending. While some blame administration policies like the American Rescue Plan, others note global pressures, with prices now steady near the Fed's 2 percent target by late 2025 after rate hikes brought it down from the peak.

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Back in 2021, top Biden officials like Janet Yellen and Jen Psaki kept calling surging inflation 'transitory' in speeches and briefings. A resurfaced montage has people revisiting those assurances as prices hit record highs.

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On February 26, 1966, 'These Boots Are Made for Walkin',' written by Lee Hazlewood, hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, launching Sinatra to stardom with its sassy lyrics and iconic bassline. The song became an anthem for Vietnam troops and women's liberation, later featured in Full Metal Jacket, while reissues and covers keep it alive for new generations. At 85, Sinatra highlighted her other hits like 'Sugar Town' and 'Somethin' Stupid' with her dad, thanking fans and collaborators with a boot emoji.

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Nancy Sinatra reflected on her breakout moment after six tough years, sharing that 'Boots' took off like a rocket and never came back down.

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Neo-Nazi activist Lucas Gage posted the timestamped photo Wednesday, captioning it with a sudden pro-Israel stance after 'talking' to Johansson, including lines like 'Am Israel Chai' and readiness to sacrifice U.S. troops against Iran. Skeptics spotted AI flaws like odd lighting and shared what they called the original image with his face swapped in, drawing over 650,000 views, laughs from Andrew Tate and Owen Shroyer, and Gage's playful replies insisting it was real. Johansson, who has Jewish roots and a history of defending Israel, has no connection to him and hasn't responded. The stunt highlights how AI deepfakes fuel online antics amid Israel tensions.

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Lucas Gage shared a bedroom pic with a Scarlett Johansson lookalike, saying she convinced him to back Israel fully. The image screamed AI fake, and the online world erupted in laughter.

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Manchester United beat Tottenham 2-0 in the Premier League, with Bryan Mbeumo scoring before halftime and Fernandes adding the second in the 81st minute after Spurs went down to 10 men. Michael Carrick earned a fourth straight win as interim manager, boosting United to fourth place. Fernandes, the team's captain with 104 goals and 96 assists, explained his finish was intentional to avoid a high bounce, while fans and pundits like Danny Murphy hail him as Europe's best No. 10 amid his stellar record against top rivals.

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Bruno Fernandes tucked home a cross with his shin from an awkward angle, then insisted post-match it was 100% deliberate—sparking wild cheers at Old Trafford.

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The 22-year-old French midfielder, signed from Lyon for £34 million in summer 2025, impressed in pre-match drills with outrageous flair that fans compared to Ronaldinho and Hatem Ben Arfa. Coming off the bench in Manchester City's 3-2 victory, he assisted Nico O'Reilly's winner for his seventh Premier League assist this season. With three goals and seven assists in limited appearances under Pep Guardiola, Cherki's skill has fans calling for more starts while praising his bargain transfer.

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On a misty night at the Etihad, Rayan Cherki juggled and flicked the ball with pure joy alongside Phil Foden, drawing eyes from the pitch to screens everywhere.

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The 20-year-old forward, signed by Chelsea from Aston Villa for £19 million in June 2024, spent his debut campaign limited to 206 minutes with the under-21s before a downward spiral. Now on loan at Cardiff City since summer 2025, he's played 30 matches, scoring five goals and an assist in his last six as a false nine, helping them lead League One by a point over Lincoln City. Teammates like Reece James supported him through rehab, and while fans chant for him to stay, Kellyman insists Chelsea is his end goal: 'I signed for Chelsea, and I want to play for Chelsea.'

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After a brutal first season at Chelsea wrecked by hamstring injuries and surgery, Omari Kellyman found solace in golf and shopping sprees just to feel like himself again.

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In a 6-3 decision, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize tariffs, voiding duties on imports from China, Canada, Mexico, and others that collected over $200 billion last year. Trump responded by signing a new executive order for 10% global tariffs under a different law with a 150-day limit. On CNN, Trump supporter Esposito argued with host John Phillip over tariff definitions and presidential powers, drawing widespread online corrections that importers—not foreign governments—pay the duties.

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Hours after the Supreme Court ruled Trump's global tariffs illegal, a CNN debate turned heated as investor Anthony Esposito insisted tariffs are fees charged to foreign countries.

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During a February 17 press event for his film The Weight, Hawke responded to a query about an open letter signed by Tilda Swinton, Javier Bardem, and others accusing Berlinale organizers of silence on Israel's Gaza operations. He said, 'I feel like there's a slight agenda to your question that is different to my agenda. But I respect you and I respect the question,' later explaining to Variety that jet-lagged actors aren't ideal for political advice. The moment drew sharp divides: some labeled him a coward for not addressing claims of over 72,000 Palestinian deaths, while others praised his focus on cinema as a space for shared healing over policy debates.

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Ethan Hawke paused at the Berlinale press conference, sensing an agenda behind a journalist's Gaza question, and chose respect over diving into the debate.

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Troy Deeney stated on CBS Sports Golazo that no Chelsea fan would pick Pedro Neto or Garnacho ahead of PSG's attackers, emphasizing they are not on the same level. The discussion with Charlie Davies and Geoff Shreeves compared lineups for an upcoming Chelsea vs. PSG match.

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In September 2023, the 36-year-old Brazilian model and Mariah Carey impersonator held a glamorous church wedding to herself, sharing vows to prioritize her well-being with her 400,000 Instagram followers. By August 2024, she announced the 'divorce,' citing exhaustion from self-imposed perfection and loneliness despite 10 solo couples therapy sessions. She marked the end with a playful Instagram note saying 'I need a new husband,' sparking over 1,500 proposals and reflections on the challenges of self-commitment.

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Suellen Carey walked down the aisle in white lace and a tiara, vowing to love herself forever—only to call it quits a year later when the pressure got too heavy.

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Around 50 firms in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen are building humanoid robots, far outpacing the 16 active in the U.S. Leaders such as XPeng and UBTech deliver advanced models with AI for complex work, filling labor gaps in manufacturing. While some see potential military uses, the focus remains on boosting factory productivity amid China's massive robot installations. Affordable pricing and supply chain strengths position these bots to reshape global industries soon.

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Factories in China are already testing humanoid robots for everyday tasks like assembly and logistics. Companies like Unitree and UBTech have shipped thousands of units this year alone.

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The 39-second clip shows Sultana, a Your Party MP born to a British-Pakistani family, linking her grandparents' 1960s migration from Mirpur to Britain's colonial past in her homeland. She wore a 'Your Party MP' badge at the event and spoke proudly of her Birmingham roots in the diverse Lozells area, where immigrants faced prejudice as Muslims and the poor. Right-leaning voices like Carl Benjamin accused her of revealing immigration as 'revenge colonisation,' while others pointed to Pakistan's 1947 independence via British partition and Britain's postwar labor invitations; Sultana has not responded publicly.

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In a short video, MP Zarah Sultana explains her family's move to Britain with the words, 'We're here because you were there.' The line, rooted in anti-colonial history, has prompted heated responses from critics.

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On February 27, 2006, White Sox GM Kenny Williams fired back at Frank Thomas, the team's all-time home run leader with 448 blasts, who had been released post-2005 World Series win due to injuries and signed a cheap deal with the A's. Thomas responded by calling it childish, then crushed 39 homers and won AL Comeback Player of the Year. The clip resurfaced Monday via WGN News, dividing fans: some praise Thomas as the franchise's best, others back Williams' bold trades that fueled the championship sweep.

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Outside U.S. Cellular Field, Kenny Williams let loose on Frank Thomas, calling him an idiot and selfish just after The Big Hurt signed with Oakland.

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The pharmacist from Nigeria shared a simple photo of prepping Zobo—a tangy hibiscus drink boosted with ginger, cloves, and fresh fruits like pineapple and watermelon—that drew over 10,000 likes and hundreds of replies. Women sent heart-eyes and playful proposals, like one offering to eat while he cooks, while others joked about his 'old money' backyard life and leisure time. Pharaoh followed up with a video tutorial on slicing, pounding, and sieving the vibrant brew, embracing his 'soft-lifer' vibe of eating well and enjoying simple joys in a hustle-filled world.

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Pharaoh kicked back in his backyard on February 22, fruits piled high and pot ready, captioning it 'Zobo o’clock' for a lazy day of homemade refreshment.

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Jack Schlossberg, nephew of John F. Kennedy Jr., criticized a Ryan Murphy-produced TV show depicting his uncle's life and relationship with Carolyn Bessette. The criticism sparked discussions on X about Schlossberg's right to comment given his family ties to the plane crash that killed JFK Jr., Bessette, and her sister Lauren.

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It began when Speedkicks raved about trying 'legit halal food,' prompting Fadel from ThaJawDropper to mock 'guy who thinks "halal" is a cuisine.' Aussie VlineGunzel hit back with a Wikipedia screenshot proving the halal snack pack—doner kebab meat over chips with chili, garlic, and barbecue sauces—is a real Australian fast food icon. Fans shared photos, regional names like 'AB' in Adelaide or 'meat box' in WA, and even expats missing it abroad, while Americans boasted about NYC halal cart platters over rice.

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A simple jab at calling 'halal' a cuisine sparked Aussies to rally around their beloved late-night staple: meat, chips, and sauce piled high.

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Samuel Chukwueze stated in an interview that he does not like Calvin Bassey, likes Alex Iwobi, and that Bassey stresses him and gave him sickness, adding 'there’s love in sharing.' The comments about the Nigerian trio at Fulham prompted widespread laughter and reactions on social media.

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The tradition started in the 2004 visual novel Fate/stay night, where Servants in the Holy Grail War use classes like Saber or Archer to conceal identities, powers, and weaknesses from rivals. Longtime fans hold onto these names for the originals, like the blonde knight Saber or snarky Archer, even as Fate/Grand Order introduced hundreds of variants per class, making true names like Artoria Pendragon essential to avoid confusion. Some call sticking to classes 'old-school lore fidelity,' while others see true-name use as a newbie habit, though exceptions like arrogant Gilgamesh get named freely. The back-and-forth captures how Fate grew from secretive battles to a massive Servant universe.

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In the Fate series, summoning legendary heroes as Servants means hiding their true names to keep the upper hand in battle. Fans have long stuck to class titles like Saber or Archer, sparking a lively split between old habits and modern needs.

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Manchester City has opened talks with Bernardo Silva's representatives and offered a contract extension to retain the Portuguese midfielder for at least one more year as his current deal expires at the end of the season. Benfica, Juventus, and Chicago Fire are among the clubs interested in signing him on a free transfer this summer. Other teams like Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have also shown interest in the player.

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Troy Deeney stated on CBS Sports Golazo that no Chelsea fan would pick Pedro Neto or Garnacho ahead of PSG's attackers, emphasizing they are not on the same level. The discussion with Charlie Davies and Geoff Shreeves compared lineups for an upcoming Chelsea vs. PSG match.

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The Catholic actors promoted Hallow's Pray 40 challenge on Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2026, displaying the traditional cross-shaped ashes that remind people 'you are dust, and to dust you shall return.' Europeans, especially Italians, expressed shock, saying they've only seen ashes sprinkled on the head, not drawn as crosses, while Americans and others defended it as a standard practice in many places. The exchange revealed Catholicism's global variations—both methods are valid per the Roman Missal—turning a moment of piety into a lively lesson on shared faith across cultures.

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Mark Wahlberg and Jonathan Roumie appeared on Fox & Friends with bold black ash crosses on their foreheads, kicking off Lent and surprising many viewers worldwide.

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