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Matthieu Valet expressed his support for a national police motorcyclist who, according to him, had been the victim of a serious accident that morning near the Bellevue high school in Toulouse. He praised a specialty that he described as demanding and difficult to access, and expressed his gratitude towards the policeman and his colleagues, whom he said were mobilized in the face of blockades to protect the population. He wished them a speedy recovery. #PoliceNationale #Toulouse #Solidarité (translated)

"But during those minutes, young men and young women from all over Israel came to fight, protect, and save lives, those of their brothers and sisters, and a generation of heroes was born. And we owe it to this exceptional generation to rebuild our country so that it is stronger and better." Naftali Bennett, a former prime minister who criticized the current head of government Benjamin Netanyahu for not preventing the attack, joined the mourners in Nova. #Israël #Hamas #Commémoration (translated)

Actu Foot relayed Ronaldinho's tribute to Lionel Messi. Ronaldinho wrote that he had the joy of being part of his story since his beginnings and thanked him for making football enjoyable. He added that Messi's name was written in the history of his country and the entire world, and that they shared the joy of having fulfilled their childhood dream by representing their nation and becoming world champions. Ronaldinho praised Messi's efforts for his selection and his country, saying he understood that family issues could lead to reconsidering one's choices. He wished him to enjoy life and all the best for the future. #Football #Ronaldinho #Messi (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Fred described Jhon Durán as a funny person who doesn't worry much. In the Charla Podcast, the Brazilian mentioned that he sometimes suggested they go for a run during training, and the Colombian striker would respond that he was already rich, didn’t need to run, and had saved his life and that of his family. #Football #Humour #Inspiration (translated)

The author stated that INSA, the engineering school in Strasbourg, was blocked this morning for the first time in its history. He wrote that students were mobilizing for their fellow students and that the movement was spreading to all universities and grandes écoles. https://t.co/G8n9OideWl #Mobilisation #Étudiants #Éducation #FR (translated)

The Congregation of the Brothers of the Christian Schools acknowledges the absence of a support process for victims of sexual violence in its institutions, following the revelation of a complaint filed in 1980 in Mayenne, targeting a teacher for sexual abuse. #ViolencesSexuelles #Eglise #Lasalliens (translated)

Mehdi estimated that the future of Karmine Corp beyond esports on LoL would be played out in Riot's MMO, where it aims for first place among guilds. He urged his supporters to prepare and contrasted this project with the disputes regarding the transfer market. #KarmineCorp #MMO #Esport (translated)

Amjad Taha wrote that students and young people in France had, according to him, lost sense of their identity, despite their French nationality, and that some were waving Hamas flags. He also accused them of having celebrated October 7. He criticized Emmanuel Macron for not making the fight against anti-Semitism a priority and for stating that there were no members of Hamas in the West Bank. According to Taha, the president was more concerned with Gaza, Iran, and other international issues than with Paris. Taha also mentioned looting, drugs, disoriented students, and networks of the Muslim Brotherhood in Paris. He claimed that French citizens no longer felt safe there and questioned France's appeal to visitors. He called on France to defend the values and areas that, in his opinion, had contributed to its prestige, including liberty, equality, fraternity, the Enlightenment, the arts, literature, culture, republican secularism, and the defense of French civilization. He cited Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Molière, and Monet, and wished that the country would once again give its inhabitants reasons to be proud to be French. #France #Identité #Culture (translated)

Pedro Cancelo, João's brother, recounted that they had jerseys and many Barça items when they were children. He said he supported Benfica in Portugal and Barça since a young age. He described his childhood as very happy and explained that he would watch his brother play with older kids, who wouldn't let him participate at first. By observing their matches, he said he learned a lot, before his brother let him play for longer and longer periods. #Barça #JoãoCancelo #Football (translated)

"Brexit was a huge loss, both for the British population and for the entire European project. Therefore, if the United Kingdom were to make a decision in the direction you mentioned, then, of course, Spain would applaud it and reopen its arms to a brotherly people." Next to him, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez took the same position. #Brexit #UnionEuropéenne #Réintégration (translated)

Last night, we decided to sleep in my brother's country house. When we learned that there had been a strike, we immediately came back for our two cats. Upon our arrival, one was already dead. The other died on the way to the veterinarian," Anna recounts in a trembling voice. #Ukraine #Zaporijjia #guerre (translated)

My little brother, 17 years old, was hit by a police officer and then kicked on the ground while being subjected to a torrent of racist insults. For no reason. He was just heading to high school to study. He told me he was "scared of dying." So go screw yourselves. #Justice #Racisme #Violence (translated)