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Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, an Israeli writer and psychologist, analyzes in an interview the stagnation of the country and the impact of the trauma from October 7 on the elections, emphasizing the need to recognize the mutual suffering between Israelis and Palestinians to avoid a future of eternal war. #Israele #AyeletGundarGoshen #Pace (translated)

Ramesh Kumar, an Indian engineer, has lived an odyssey of suffering and exploitation in Italy, from a job scam to a life of hardship, before finally finding redemption and stability with a contract as an electrician in the San Benedetto Community of Alessandria. #Migrazione #Lavoro #Riscatto (translated)

The author wondered why increasingly wider bands of workers voted for the right in the EU and opposed the liberal-progressive establishment. He attributed this trend to their malaise and referred to a link for a deeper exploration of the structural causes. https://t.co/mQ8QUXGtxF #Europa #Lavoro #Politica #UE (translated)

The author wondered why increasingly broad segments of workers were voting for the right in the EU and opposing the liberal-progressive establishment. He attributed this trend to their discomfort and referred to a link to explore the structural causes of social suffering. https://t.co/DWMsIRg2WZ #Politica #Lavoro #Società #EU (translated)

The Minister of Justice, Carlo Nordio, announced the need to expand youth prisons in response to an unprecedented increase in the arrest of minors, highlighting the suffering of the juvenile penitentiary system and the possible redistribution of resources from facilities for adults. #giustizia #minori #carceri (translated)

Marcello Dell'Utri, former right-hand man of Silvio Berlusconi, criticizes the center-right's approach to the recent demonstrations in Milan, emphasizing that the true suffering of citizens must be addressed with serious listening and not with superficial slogans like repatriation. #Milano #ForzaItalia #Centrodestra (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that, after six rounds, it was impossible to predict Lazio at the top of the standings with Inter. He described an excellent first half against Monza and a more difficult second half, until Pinamonti's goal, adding that the situation would not last forever but that it was beautiful at that moment. #LazioMonza https://t.co/eoYqhbUqKg #calcio #SerieA #Lazio (translated)

Salvatore Brizzi wrote that awakening should be felt as an acute suffering, comparing it to the struggle of someone who, out of breath underwater, tries to resurface. He maintained that it required total commitment: even giving everything, he said, the path was difficult, while with lesser commitment it became impossible. #risveglio #impegno #crescita (translated)

Marco M.M. wrote that his profile, dedicated to meteorology, would continue to deal with the weather, but that he wanted to share a personal reflection after facing a significant health issue in the previous weeks. He recounted having lived through difficult days and new fears, an experience that, according to him, made him reevaluate everyday things and the importance of paying attention to the difficulties of others. He added that his private messages were open to anyone who needed to talk and that, while he did not have solutions for every problem, he was available to listen. He concluded by inviting people to take care of themselves and those close to them, specifying that in the next post he would return to discussing meteorology. #Vita #Ascolto #Gratitudine (translated)

Federico Albano had written that the Red Bull seemed very fast on the straights. According to his analysis, the Mercedes was quick in fast corners but less effective in slow corners and under braking, while the Ferrari performed well in corners but struggled on the straights. He added that he would watch the Q3 of the BahrainGP. #BahrainGP #Sepang https://t.co/JmiU6jFd6s #F1 #BahrainGP #Ferrari (translated)

Matteo Di Gangi wrote that he saw, after the match in Paris, signs of progress and a recognizable identity in the team, while urging not to exaggerate in judgments. In his opinion, France was on another level, but Italy had shown character, especially in difficult moments. Di Gangi described the first half as almost perfect, citing the doubling up on the wings, the few chances conceded, and the counterattacks built after regaining the ball. He noted that in the second half, France had increased the pace and intensity and that Olise had begun to make an impact, while Donnarumma had only been beaten by a shot that hit the crossbar. He pointed to the equalizing goal, which came from high pressing and an insight from Bastoni 60-70 meters from the goal, as an important sign. On a tactical level, Di Gangi said he believed Kean should not play wide, while acknowledging that in that match two wingers were needed to contain the opponents. He added that if Kean and Pio Esposito had played together, a linking player would have been needed behind them to avoid overlaps and drops in effectiveness. He concluded by saying that, after a long dark period, he was beginning to see a recovery and hoped that Mancini could find a tactical solution. #Calcio #Tattica #Identità (translated)

Daniele Mari praised Italy, writing that, despite going through moments of inevitable suffering, the team did not close itself off defensively. He judged Bastoni, Kayode, the entrance of Vergara and Frattesi very positively, and called Donnarumma phenomenal. https://t.co/HmgzKDSWOI #Italia #Calcio #Sport (translated)

Riposa in pace Stefano, ti ricorderemo per sempre come un grande cuore rossonero e soprattutto come uomo che ha saputo illustrarci con l'esempio concreto il significato di quanto sia bello amare la vita al di là della sofferenza e delle difficoltà quotidiane #StefanoVerbania #StefanoVerbania #CuoreRossonero #AmareLaVita