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Instant Foot has relayed a new message from Pep Guardiola in support of Palestine. The coach described a particularly dark period and mentioned children in Gaza searching for their parents among the rubble, suffering from hunger and finding themselves alone. He condemned the dehumanization of Palestinians and stated that their lives matter just as much as others. Pep Guardiola also emphasized that the victims were people with families, dreams, and memories, and rejected the idea of collateral damage when it comes to children. He called for not turning a blind eye or keeping silent, and for continuing to advocate for justice and peace for Palestine. #Palestine #Solidarité #Justice (translated)

The Lacrymo blood collective has issued a call for testimonies on the harmful effects of tear gas on women's health, reporting menstrual pain, irregular cycles, and miscarriages following protests that began in October. #GazLacrymogène #SantéGynécologique #FemmesEnGrève (translated)

The 20 Minutes article examines how the "Mediterranean syndrome" is a racist stereotype that minimizes the suffering of individuals perceived as Arab or Black in the medical field, illustrating how discrimination persists despite a growing awareness. #SyndromeMéditerranéen #Discrimination #Santé (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that Eric Garcia and Jules Koundé were unavailable to face PSG. According to the statement from FC Barcelona quoted by the account, Koundé was physically troubled and arrived at the training center limping, while Garcia was suffering from pain in his right quadriceps. https://t.co/Zx1GWziEXk #FCBarcelona #PSG #InjuryUpdate (translated)

More Blaugrana reported, citing Mundo Deportivo, that Eric García was suffering from pain in his right quadriceps, that Jules Koundé finished the match with discomfort, and that Gerard Martín had inflammation in his foot. The three players were undergoing medical examinations to evaluate the severity of their physical problems and were uncertain for the trip to Paris. #PSG #Barça #Incertitudes (translated)

The author stated that he inherited from Jean-Marie Le Pen his character, beliefs, strength, resistance to pain, and willpower. He distinguished his father, whom he called "dad," from the political figure he referred to as Le Pen. https://t.co/o8qzFig7ra #politique #convictions #héritage (translated)

The author spoke of Lola, four years after the events, and expressed his pain when reflecting on what she had endured and the life that, in his view, had been stolen from her. He wrote that she should have grown up, laughed, dreamed, and explored the world, and that words seemed inadequate in the face of what had happened. (translated)

The reactions following the tragic death of a police officer in Jette highlight the pain felt by the authorities and the police community, emphasizing the difficulty of this profession and the fact that behind every uniform lies a human being. #Police #Bruxelles #Condoléances (translated)

The author of the message wrote that Dominique Bernard was killed on October 13, 2023, in an act he described as cowardly, because he represented, according to him, freedom, equality, and fraternity, values hated by Islamic extremists. He indicated that three years had passed and mentioned Bernard's courage, the pain of his loved ones, and the wound inflicted on the Republic. https://t.co/dipFETBBtc #Liberté #Égalité #Fraternité #FR (translated)

I share the deep sorrow of the family of the boy who lost his life in the explosion that occurred during this outing near the northern border, and I wish a rapid and complete recovery to all the injured. A high school student died in this incident, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz later specified. #Israël #explosion #sécurité (translated)

Guillaume Tarpi wrote that OM had won tightly against Troyes and had moved up to 13th place, which gave them a little breathing room in the standings. He noted that the next match would take place on Thursday at the Vélodrome, where the team would face Olympiakos. #TeamOM https://t.co/y4eERDu5Bf #OM #Ligue1 #Football (translated)

Wolf recounted that Serge Juillard was returning home on January 7, 2009, when a snow-related traffic jam slowed him down in the Barbière area of Avignon. According to his account, young people were throwing snowballs containing stones at the cars. After a collision, Juillard allegedly went out to check the damage, then about ten youths insulted and violently attacked him. Wolf indicated that they notably pulled down his pants, struck him in the genital area, filled his mouth with snow, and hit him with a metal bar, the first blow reportedly hitting his head. He also reported that Juillard described being held by his arms and legs, saying they "crucified" him. The post indicated that in March 2013, Juillard was in a wheelchair and taking morphine for seizures and pain. Wolf wrote that about ten suspects had been arrested, but only three had been brought before the juvenile court. Two minors, aged 14 and 16 at the time of the incident, were reportedly sentenced to six months in prison, three of which were firm. Assisted by Me Gontard, the victim lamented, according to the post, that the older suspects had not been tried. Wolf concluded by asking his readers if they were already familiar with this case. #Justice #Violence #France (translated)

The author stated that a woman victim of violence should be considered a victim regardless of her passport. He condemned the inclusion in the law of non-assistance to a foreign woman in danger and accused the central bloc of relaying the texts one after the other. #ViolencesFaitesAuxFemmes #DroitsDesFemmes #Solidarité #FR (translated)