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Jan Betlach wrote that three years ago, news circulated worldwide claiming that the Israeli attack on the Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza killed over 500 people. He argued that this number was published by the Hamas-controlled Ministry of Health just minutes after the explosion, and that the global media disseminated it without verification. Betlach stated that the hospital was hit by a failed Palestinian rocket, which he claimed was likely attributed to the Islamic Jihad by both the Israeli army and Western intelligence services. The rocket reportedly landed in the parking lot of the complex, leaving the hospital building almost untouched; according to him, American intelligence estimated the death toll at around one hundred. Betlach insisted that Israel could not be held responsible for the casualties. He added that Jordan had canceled a summit with Biden in the meantime and that mass anti-Israel demonstrations followed in Arab countries and Western capitals. In Tunisian al-Hamma, he claimed a historic synagogue was set on fire, and in Berlin, Molotov cocktails were thrown at another. He also wrote that the New York Times later admitted to being overly reliant on Hamas's claims, while most media never acknowledged their mistakes. He labeled the report as one of the first sources of hatred against Israel and Jews after October 7, claiming that the media still initially present Hamas's false statements as facts and publish corrections quietly or not at all. #Izrael #Gaza #dezinformace (translated)

The author wrote that according to him, the town hall in Limoges burned down and in Paris, the crowd was breaking the pedestal of the Statue of the Republic to have something to throw at the police. He described the response from the Élysée Palace as a few sentences about unacceptable violence and another crisis meeting. He compared Emmanuel Macron, who according to the author once promised to restore France, to a bankruptcy trustee. #Francie #násilí #politika #FR (translated)

For the first time, speakers from Hungary and Ukraine met since the Russians started the war, where Ágnes Forsthoffer expressed her sympathy regarding the war and emphasized Hungary's commitment to humanitarian aid, but stated that it would not supply weapons to Ukraine. #Magyarország #Ukrajna #Oroszország (translated)

Ruslan Stefanchuk, the Ukrainian Speaker of Parliament, expressed gratitude during the meeting for the Hungarian humanitarian support and for Hungary's contribution to the continuation of Ukraine's EU accession negotiations, specifically for the opening of clusters 1 and 6. (translated)

The first Hungarian-Ukrainian speaker meeting since the outbreak of the war took place, where Speaker Ágnes Forsthoffer condemned the Russian aggression, expressed her sympathy, and reaffirmed Hungary's humanitarian support, while Ukrainian Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk thanked her and emphasized the improvement of minority rights in Transcarpathia. (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that Wierd Duk and Marlies Dekkers had signed a confidentiality agreement at Wybren's office for the new platform Vrijplaatsmedia. According to Krispijn, Wybren had already had several conversations with Mona and she had expressed interest in BVNL. Mona had also spoken with Gidi several times, but was hesitating, he wrote. Krispijn stated that this had been the situation for some time. https://t.co/zrG2xUJk3G #media #politiek #Nederland (translated)

The author sharply criticized Radim Fiala and stated that she considered him even worse than Pitomio. According to her, Fiala pretended to care about ordinary Ukrainians while talking about a nuclear conflict and an agreement, asserting that thousands of people were demonstrating in the streets of Ukraine for the country's capitulation. She identified Kupka and Vlček as capable opposition politicians who opposed Fiala's claims with facts. She added that the SPD would cut their appearances for their supporters, but at least TV viewers would hear the debate in context. #politika #Ukrajina #Fiala (translated)

Jana Dubová wrote that she was amused by the result of Jindra's candidacy in his hometown of Hradec Králové, where, according to her, he did not achieve any significant electoral success. She noted that given his patriotic statements and promises to save the nation, she would have expected greater support, and hinted that people at home might know him better than from his public appearances. #volby #vlastenectví #HradecKrálové (translated)

Roman Kolář wrote that Prague, Brno, Olomouc, and other cities are without ANO, which he labeled as his debacle. He stated that journalists asked Andrej Babiš whether he would throw obstacles in the way of the cities, and Babiš replied that he would not, because he does not behave like an opposition. Kolář then anticipated that a change in the allocation of tax revenues would come soon and that the cities would lose part of their funds, which he described as Babiš's revenge. #Česko #politika #místnírozvoj (translated)

It is the estimate of expenses that is communicated to the government, and these are the funds that the government plans to allocate for the restoration of electronic voting. Stéphane Hazée questions the cost of these 31.35 million euros for three electoral deadlines and the lifespan of the equipment. #VoteÉlectronique #Wallonie #Sécurité (translated)

Air pollution in Singapore and Malaysia has reached record levels, leading to school closures and potential restrictions on the Formula 1 race, while forest fires on neighboring Indonesian islands are the cause behind the dangerous smog. #Luftverschmutzung #Haze #Singapur (translated)

Kutil then ironically commented on the news about the "billionaire's plane." He wrote that it subsequently turned out that the plane was commercially rented and the passengers shared the costs according to the Castle. He added that the facts thwarted the space for outrage and hatred. #škandál #letadlo #miliardář (translated)

Hélène Hazera, journalist, activist, and pioneer of the rights of transgender people, has passed away at the age of 74, leaving behind a legacy deeply rooted in the fight against HIV and for the visibility of LGBTQ+ people, as well as an influential voice in the French cultural landscape through her work at Libération and France Culture. #HélèneHazera #MilitanteTrans #ChansonFrancophone (translated)