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- 1Parent swaps genders while reading children's books aloud●Something I do when reading to my kids that I hope helps a bit with all of the patriarchy in children's literature is to
A parent has described randomising the genders of characters while reading children's books aloud, hoping to counter patriarchal patterns in classic children's literature. They say they sometimes introduce non-binary characters and neopronouns, and even swap a character's gender mid-story. The approach has drawn attention and some agreement, reigniting discussion about gender stereotypes in books aimed at young children.
- 2Malaysia sends nearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals home despite UN warnings▼Nearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals repatriated from Malaysia as UN warns of risks
Malaysia has repatriated nearly 1,500 Myanmar nationals, drawing warnings from the United Nations that their return may not be safe amid ongoing conflict and instability in Myanmar. Rights advocates and the UN fear returnees could face persecution or danger once back, and the mass deportation is generating significant international coverage and criticism.
- 3Latin Patriarchate mourns two Christian women killed in Gaza strike▼Latin Patriarchate mourns two Christian women killed in Gaza City strike
The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem says two Christian women were killed in a strike on Gaza City. The Patriarchate, which leads the Catholic Church in the Holy Land, is mourning their deaths, and Catholic news outlets including EWTN News and the National Catholic Register are covering the announcement amid ongoing fighting in Gaza.
- 4Rabbi attacked in Milan, repatriated suspect says he would die for Italy●Adnkronos - ultimoratop: Rabbino aggredito a Milano, parla il 21enne rimpatriato: "Morirei per l’Italia, è il Paese dove
A rabbi was attacked in Milan, and the suspect, 21-year-old Battar Zahani who had been repatriated to Italy, has spoken out from prison. In an interview with Corriere della Sera, he said he feels no hatred toward Israel or the Jewish community and declared he would die for Italy, the country where he was born and raised, insisting the attack was an isolated act.
- 5Ethiopia fighting, Rohingya returns and Gaza mapped in news roundup▼Ethiopia’s resurgent conflict, Rohingya repatriations, and Gaza’s devastation on Google Maps: The Cheat Sheet
A news roundup highlights three ongoing humanitarian crises: renewed conflict in Ethiopia, plans for Rohingya refugee repatriation, and the scale of devastation in Gaza, the latter illustrated through Google Maps imagery. The piece draws attention to how these situations are developing and what they mean for displaced populations across the three regions.
- 6Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem mourns two Christian women killed in Gaza▼Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem mourns 2 Christian women killed by Israel in Gaza
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem has expressed mourning for two Christian women killed in Gaza, attributing their deaths to Israeli military action. The statement adds a religious voice to growing international concern over civilian casualties in the territory, highlighting the toll on Gaza's small Christian community amid the ongoing war.
- 7Israel to repatriate passengers stranded in UAE after FlyDubai attack▼Israel to start repatriation flights for passengers stranded in UAE following FlyDubai attack
Israel is to launch repatriation flights for passengers stranded in the UAE after an attack on a FlyDubai aircraft left travellers unable to fly as planned. The flights will bring Israeli citizens home from the Emirates, where they were stuck following the incident. The move highlights the practical fallout of the attack for travellers between the two countries.
- 8El Al cancels repatriation flights from Dubai after landing denial●# israel # UAE # middleeast “ Israel's flag carrier El Al canceled two special repatriation flights from Dubai on Friday
Israel's flag carrier El Al canceled two special repatriation flights from Dubai on Friday after Emirati authorities refused landing permission, the airline said. The flights were meant to bring Israelis home after FlyDubai suspended service, leaving travelers stranded and raising questions about a rare public friction point between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
- 9El Al flies stranded Israelis home after Flydubai attack●El Al launches repatriation flights for Israelis stranded by Flydubai terror attack at £188 a ticket
Israeli airline El Al has begun repatriation flights for Israelis left stranded following a terror attack on a Flydubai aircraft, offering tickets at £188. The move aims to bring travellers home quickly after the incident disrupted flights. Details about the attack itself, including casualties and location, remain limited in initial reports.