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Israel Hayom reports increasing incidents of spitting, cursing, and attacks on Christian tourists in Jerusalem's Old City as tourism rebounds after two years of war. Yiska Harani, who tracks such cases, described boys spitting at groups on the Via Dolorosa and a youth yelling 'Burn in hell' while kicking a tourist. Police are investigating one case thoroughly, though Harani notes past enforcement issues; she blames educational gaps on modern Christianity and calls for clearer condemnations from religious leaders to protect this vital tourism.

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A Christian woman walking the streets felt water spray into her face from a laughing ultra-Orthodox man. These painful encounters are making visitors hide their crosses out of fear.

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Tony Elumelu, UBA's Group Chairman, met President Bola Tinubu on February 13 and praised his economic reforms for fixing foreign exchange issues and stabilizing markets, despite ongoing hardships like 30% inflation from subsidy cuts and naira floatation. Madu's announcement, now with over 14,000 likes, led to memes and boycott calls, but skeptics like JJ Omojuwa mocked it as futile from low-balance customers, with UBA shares rising over 1% that week. The backlash highlights Nigeria's divide over reforms promising long-term growth amid current struggles.

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Ugochukwu Madu closed his and his wife's UBA accounts after the bank's chairman praised President Tinubu's reforms—sparking a wave of similar pledges online.

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Fans express widespread excitement over Lando Norris achieving the Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship title in the 2026 season with McLaren. Discussions highlight his podium celebrations, McLaren F1 content foreshadowing the championship, fan merchandise arrivals, and reaction videos. References include nostalgic nods to his past performances such as in Austria.

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Nigerian footballer Victor Boniface posted 'Thank me later' linking to Kendrick Lamar's 'good kid, m.A.A.d city' album. The post prompted widespread reactions praising the recommendation and the album's quality.

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Fresh from strong Bahrain pre-season testing, McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri posted a 66-second video playing 'Guess the Object: headset vs stapler.' Norris, the 2025 champion who topped Day 1 timesheets, hilariously fails at lying about his stapler, while Piastri nails Norris's headset guess and calls the bluff. Fans loved their bromance, with the clip drawing thousands of likes, though some preferred unscripted chats over TikTok trends. McLaren heads into next week's test with momentum after Norris's fastest lap and Piastri's 161 laps on Day 3.

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Lando Norris swings a gold stapler like a gun while Oscar Piastri peers over the wall like a cat chasing a laser. Their 'Guess the Object' challenge from Bahrain testing turns into pure chaos and laughter.

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During the February 14-16 Carnestoltes carnival, organizers dressed the traditional 'Rei Carnestoltes' effigy in blue-and-white with a Star of David on its head, staging a mock trial before executing it in front of cheering locals, including the mayor. Andorra's Jewish community of about 160 called it antisemitic and unacceptable, with leaders demanding apologies; Israel's ambassador raised concerns, and European Jewish groups condemned it as disturbing. Organizers defended the display as political satire aimed at Benjamin Netanyahu's Gaza policies, not Jews or religion, regretting any misinterpretation amid the tradition of lampooning figures like Trump.

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In Encamp's town square, a straw effigy in Israeli flag colors dangled from a rope as crowds cheered its mock hanging, shooting, and burning—a ritual that left Andorra's Jewish community reeling.

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One week ago, the 22-year-old Spaniard rallied from a set down to defeat Novak Djokovic 2-6, 6-2, 6-3, 7-5 in the Australian Open final, securing his first title there and seventh major overall. He surpassed Rafael Nadal's record as the youngest to complete the career Grand Slam, after dropping just one set prior to the three-hour thriller. Fans celebrated the moment with clips of his collapse and trophy lift, while Djokovic supporters highlighted the Big 3's past dominance amid lively GOAT debates. Alcaraz now eyes the wide-open post-Big 3 era alongside Jannik Sinner.

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Carlos Alcaraz collapsed in exhaustion on Rod Laver Arena after his epic comeback win, then rose to hoist the trophy as the youngest man to claim all four majors.

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The 53-second clip from Season 2's 'Hearts and Minds,' aired February 6, 2004, shows Raven-Symoné's character gifting her boyfriend a massive Valentine's card with a swinging cardboard arm, while he gives flowers and chocolates. Fans shared heart-eyes over Devon's cuteness and laughed at Raven's extra energy, with many millennials reminiscing about childhood crushes and dreaming of their own Devon. Some frustration surfaced over the 'Raven's Home' reboot where the pair divorces but co-parents twins, a choice Symoné said highlights positive parenting beyond fairy tales.

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Raven surprises Devon with a giant pop-up card that punches him in the face—pure '00s Disney goofiness fans can't forget.

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