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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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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan extended wishes for Ramadan, praying that the blessed month brings peace, prosperity, goodness, unity, and togetherness to the nation, the Islamic world, and humanity. Streets across Turkey are decorated to welcome Ramadan.

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Shared late Thursday, the image received over 17,000 likes but faced heavy backlash with memes and edits accusing the administration of prioritizing Israel over U.S. interests. The timing aligns with Pentagon naval deployments to the Middle East, including the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group in the Arabian Sea and destroyers near the Strait of Hormuz, aimed at countering Houthi attacks and Iranian threats to trade routes. Critics highlighted U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee's Fox Business comments opposing Gaza aid for Israel and calling for reparations, while reactions included satirical 'Israel First' swaps and Penguin mockery. Pro-Trump voices defended the moves as protecting American economic interests.

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President Trump stands firm under a red-lit umbrella, gripping the handle in a dark suit. The White House post captioned 'President Trump will always put America first' sparked thousands of critical replies.

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Mykhailo Mudryk, Chelsea's £88 million signing from 2023, dazzled with pace and dribbling but struggled with consistency, netting five goals in 53 Premier League games. A positive test for banned meldonium in late 2024 led to his provisional suspension since November 28, with the FA charging him in June 2025; he and the club deny intentional use, blaming possible contamination. As his case lingers without verdict into February 2026, fans contrast his flair against new signings like Garnacho, while skeptics call the praise revisionist amid Chelsea's mid-table wing struggles.

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Chelsea supporters share Mudryk highlight reels, yearning for the speedy winger sidelined over a year by his doping suspension.

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The Thai actor and singer, famous for *TharnType* and his music hits, appeared as brand ambassador for MediJewelry Thailand, the Korean 'Clinic in a Bottle' skincare line that just launched with doctor-formulated products like serums and jade rollers. On the vibrant set, he unboxed a special gift set alongside elegant host Chae, sharing cozy chats and poised moments captured by his Suppasit Channel. Fans worldwide raved about his unreal charm and radiant glow, with Mewlions eagerly awaiting tomorrow's episode after his Instagram Reel showcase.

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Mew Suppasit Jongcheveevat stepped onto GMM25's Chae Show in a sharp checkered blazer, instantly drawing cheers from fans who couldn't get enough of his effortless charm.

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Hugo Soto-Martínez, councilmember for Los Angeles Council District 13, attended a meeting with Larchmont area residents who requested more policing amid rising prostitution, including child sex prostitution. Soto-Martínez brought a social worker and avoided directly answering questions about deploying more law enforcement, instead praising the current team. Residents expressed frustration over deteriorating quality of life due to prostitution, drug use, theft, and related issues.

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In 1989, former teacher Mauro Morandi shipwrecked near Italy's Budelli island and stayed on as its caretaker for 32 years. He lived simply in a wartime hut, tending beaches, wildlife, and juniper sculptures while guiding summer tourists with care. Evicted in 2021 amid permit disputes, he struggled with mainland noise before passing in Modena at 85 in January 2025. His story of chosen quiet resonates as a nod to escaping modern clamor.

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Picture an elderly man on a rocky island, turquoise waters lapping at orange cliffs, eyes fixed on the horizon. Mauro Morandi chose that solitude for decades, cherishing the silence over the world's chatter.

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Posts feature a tabby suspiciously watching its owner, earning nearly 8,000 likes since early Thursday. In Japan, another tabby kneads and curls up on sleeping family members, drawing over 4,600 likes and replies celebrating life with cats. An orange tabby politely leaves space on an Eames chair for its human, while a mama cat tenderly adopts a black kitten, and kittens peek from boxes with smirks. These clips of curiosity, cuddles, and charm offer a joyful reset amid daily chatter.

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A tabby cat eyes its owner with a twitchy tail, whispering suspicion from across the room. These furry moments are melting hearts everywhere.

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The guide's Best in Travel list from last October features 25 emerging spots like Peru, Sri Lanka's Jaffna, Maine, Spain's Cádiz, and Réunion island, focusing on culture, nature, and sustainability over tourist crowds. Tipperary stands out for the Rock of Cashel, hiking trails, hurling matches, and local food, just two hours from Dublin, while Jaffna highlights Tamil temples and post-war revival. Reactions ranged from Irish disbelief—'What in the fuck is Tipperary doing in that list 😂😂'—to debates over safety in Peru and surprise at overlooked favorites like Cape Town.

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Lonely Planet's fresh picks for 2026 spotlight Peru at number one, with Tipperary in Ireland drawing laughs for its surprise spot among global gems.

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In a 31-second clip from an October 2025 event, the Barcelona icon nods and smiles only when Zinedine Zidane is named amid a list of greats like Lampard, Gerrard, and young stars like Bellingham. Fans lit up replies, with Barcelona supporters placing Xavi and Iniesta at the top, while others championed Premier League heroes or Zidane's flair and Ballon d'Or. The moment captures Xavi's quiet confidence from his days leading Barca to four Champions Leagues and Spain's 2010 World Cup, fueling endless talk on the greatest midfielder.

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Xavi sits stone-faced as fans fire off midfield legends, barely flinching through Pirlo and Gerrard—until Zidane's name lands and a grin slips out.

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ATEEZ scored their first-ever win on SBS Inkigayo with 'Adrenaline' from their mini-album *GOLDEN HOUR: Part.4*, earning 4,764 points and the Hot Stage award for their explosive performance. The track now has four music show victories, including firsts on Music Core and Inkigayo this month, capping a huge day with sweeps at the Hanteo Music Awards. Fans celebrated wildly, especially rapper Mingi's striking new short blue hair—a bold change from his long locks that lit up arrivals and pre-recordings in Seoul.

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After eight years of chasing it, ATEEZ finally held up the Inkigayo trophy, tears in their eyes as they thanked devoted ATINY for the long journey.

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On Wednesday, a post by software engineer JNS featuring Postman's interface sparked widespread discussion on X, amassing 1,500 likes and over 600 replies. Critics highlighted Postman's sluggishness, random crashes, and privacy concerns due to cloud sync and telemetry. Alternatives like open-source Bruno for Git integration, Insomnia for better UX, Hoppscotch for minimalism, and Yaak for developer workflows gained praise, though some users defended Postman's collaboration features. The debate underscores a shifting API testing landscape favoring speed and privacy in 2025.

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Software engineer JNS's question on X—'Is there any API testing tool better than Postman?'—drew thousands of reactions, exposing frustrations with the tool's bloat and crashes.

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On February 18, Israeli settlers entered Mukhmas village east of Ramallah, attacked a farmer, and tried to steal livestock, leading about 30 villagers including dual U.S.-Palestinian citizen Abu Siyam to confront them with stones. Settlers responded with clubs and gunfire, fatally wounding Abu Siyam despite a bystander's tourniquet attempt; four others were also hurt before Israeli forces arrived with tear gas. The U.S. State Department offered condolences and demanded a full investigation, while his family and Palestinian officials decried the killing amid rising settler violence in the area. Israeli military is reviewing the incident, as reports highlight ongoing tensions with dozens attending Abu Siyam's funeral.

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Nasrallah Abu Siyam, a 19-year-old born in Philadelphia, was trying to protect his village when gunfire cut his life short amid a chaotic confrontation.

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On February 18, Israeli settlers entered Mukhmas village east of Ramallah, attacked a farmer, and tried to steal livestock, leading about 30 villagers including dual U.S.-Palestinian citizen Abu Siyam to confront them with stones. Settlers responded with clubs and gunfire, fatally wounding Abu Siyam despite a bystander's tourniquet attempt; four others were also hurt before Israeli forces arrived with tear gas. The U.S. State Department offered condolences and demanded a full investigation, while his family and Palestinian officials decried the killing amid rising settler violence in the area. Israeli military is reviewing the incident, as reports highlight ongoing tensions with dozens attending Abu Siyam's funeral.

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Nasrallah Abu Siyam, a 19-year-old born in Philadelphia, was trying to protect his village when gunfire cut his life short amid a chaotic confrontation.

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