👍 Good, you can take over the morning reporting, I myself have gotten into the holiday mood and shifted my day by an hour, just in time for the holiday to be over.

He seems to have the task of defending independent schools.

When independent schools are criticized and questioned, he looks for studies that point to the opposite, and then it is important for him to emphasize “That Sweden achieves good results even when accounting for immigrants”.

When the studies clearly show a poor result, it is not the independent schools that have failed, then it is the immigrants.

School uniforms? He also wants to abolish all student influence.
Next step, corporal punishment if you can’t recite the catechism by heart?

Today, the occupiers carried out fifty air strikes, using 77 guided bombs. In addition, the Russians used 1,292 kamikaze drones and carried out 4,162 shelling attacks on the positions of our troops and populated areas.

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Magda Gad… That she has not been publicly criticized for her support for Russia is a mystery to me. Probably because her former employer has invested too much in her image as a tough war reporter. She travels everywhere to the world’s hellholes and sometimes says it’s extremely dangerous, sometimes that it’s not dangerous at all but much safer than in Sweden.

Who has been naive this time?

Feels like one could open an online store with those movies and get rich?

Will Gabriel survive the weekend 😶

Yes, that’s absolutely right.

Probably the Hamas crowd will become louder and louder the further we go towards this.

But when other MENA countries jump on the bandwagon, it will happen in the end.

Struggles with a country where de facto racial biology is the state religion.

Saudi Arabia and France have presented a joint declaration at the UN. It is exactly in line with what I have believed all along. The Arab world wants to reach a two-state solution (among other things because no Arab country wants to accept more Palestinians) and they want to do it with Hamas out of the picture. Away from power and disarmed.

I am convinced that Saudi Arabia, with some of its wealthy neighboring countries, may be willing to commit to covering the investment cost for the reconstruction of Gaza – the $53 billion that the Arab League has calculated does not even amount to three weeks of oil production.

The difficult question, of course, is the security guarantees. Israel will never agree to it without rock-solid security guarantees. They will come – not from the UN (which is completely out of the picture through UNWRA) but by Saudi Arabia signing the Abraham Accords and at the same time taking primary responsibility for security in Gaza. And thus indirectly for Israel.

As far as I can understand, this is exactly what the Saudis have wanted from the beginning. They want peace and tranquility in the region. They want normal relations with Israel – they have always said, even when criticism of Israel has been strongest in the West, that their goal is to recognize Israel and establish full relations. They want to get rid of Hamas and Hezbollah (which they detest). And they want to reduce foreign influence in the region.

It will be very interesting to see the reactions from Israel. There will be some grumbling – it’s part of the negotiations – but I believe this is something that the USA can have a great influence on. One must remember that the Abraham Accords are Trump’s biggest international success.

Those 500 journalists who have signed Magda Gad’s petition are completely off track on this. The strategy they support is Hamas’ agenda. And of course, they will not support this plan either. I can already hear the complaints. “The wealthy Arab countries make a deal with Israel. The Palestinians sold out again.” The eternal martyrdom that needs to be reinforced.

This plan is the beginning of something completely new. And as far as I can see, it is the only reasonable way forward. The war in Gaza must come to an end. The Palestinians deserve better than to be under Hamas’ control and act as shields in an eternal cycle of violence. And Israel deserves neighbors who want to trade with them, not kill them.

Keep an eye on what happens in the coming weeks, I believe Sven Otto has a good handle on the situation.