At the risk of stating the obvious and regardless of who I am voting for, the amount of hate between the two sides, and yes, it’s on both sides, is despicable and tragic. I don’t even want to imagine what’ll happen after the elections and what the losing side will do. Here’s a spoiler: Both sides, with very few exceptions, care deeply about this country. Again, putting aside some bad apples, both sides will do what they think is best for the future of the country. And here’s where I’ll say something controversial. Sitting down? Here goes. Bibi is not the devil. 😱 Neither is Eisingot 😳 Smotrich is not evil. 🤯 Neither is Bennett. 😮 Ben Gvir is not a lunatic. 😲 Neither is Lapid. 😯 I have a fundamental problem with the Arab parties deciding who is our next PM. That part I’ll agree with. I also have a MAJOR problem with the thought that someone who said that the IDF kills babies as a hobby will be a part of the Israeli government. But guess what. There are problematic people on the right side as well. The chareidim, as a whole are not evil in any way, shape, or form. Some of their leaders however, are causing a major Chillul Hashem, desecration of God’s name, by behaving the way they’re behaving. And yes, Ben Gvir is definitely rough around the edges, and I’m being nice. On both sides, the importance of communication skills, especially in English, is not getting enough attention. In my opinion, whoever is the next PM absolutely needs to speak fluent English. Anyway, there are deep fundamental differences between the two camps and that’s ok. What’s not ok is all the hatred. Makes me really sad and reminds me why the temple was destroyed, for baseless hatred. The whole country is obsessed with these elections, and rightfully so, but what we also need to focus on is creating less hatred and more unity. And yes, both sides are guilty of the division. That’s all. Unity is our strength as a nation. Division is our weakness. Our enemies know that. It’s time we internalized it as well. Tomorrow are the elections. Pray for us. No matter what happens, everything, sooner or later, will be ok. And by the way, if you’re reading this and anything I just said offends you, then you are part of the problem. Put down your guns and pick up your voting ballot. 🇮🇱

Paris Bennett had an IQ of 141 - the mind of a genius, the actions of a monster. He was 13 years old when he stabbed his 4-year-old sister Ella 17 times while she slept. He had planned to kill his mother first. Then decided death was too quick. He wanted her to suffer for the rest of her life. So he took the one thing she loved most. Under Texas law in 2007, a 13-year-old couldn't receive life imprisonment or the death penalty. He got the maximum possible: 40 years. In all the years since, he has never once apologized. In the video below, Paris sits across from Piers Morgan in prison and admits everything - including that he still loves his sister in the present tense. After it was over he called a friend and talked casually for 10 minutes about nothing in particular. Then he called emergency services, simulated panic, and pretended to perform CPR on his sister's body. When the police officer walked into the bedroom he muttered "oh my god." Paris heard it from the hallway. Said he felt like he was drowning in shame. Psychologists who evaluated him found a textbook psychopath. Zero empathy. Zero remorse. In all the years since, he has never once apologized to his mother for what he did. His mother sat beside him during the interview. Said his entire childhood revolved around him. Said he was loved by everyone. Said she still couldn't understand where the feeling of abandonment had come from. Paris said he spent his whole childhood feeling completely alone. A genius who calculated exactly how much pain he could cause and chose accordingly. Is Paris Bennett a product of something that broke inside a child, or was the monster always there waiting for the right moment?

The leader of an activist group behind pro-Palestine protests in the UK met with two individuals later sanctioned over their links to Iran, The Telegraph can reveal. In 2014, Medea Benjamin, the co-founder of anti-war organisation Code Pink, was in contact with men later identified by US officials as facilitators for the Islamic Republic’s foreign intelligence⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/us/news/2026…

A French left-wing activist mocked those whose livelihoods had been destroyed by violent rioters and looters over the past few days. “Your little shops, that’s real cute,” said Lola-Fleur Whittaker, who defended the rioters during a French television debate. Whittaker tried to draw sympathy, stating that her mother is an English teacher who eats cookies for lunch because she can't “pay for the cafeteria.” However, online users quickly found Whittaker’s social media profiles, where she posts pictures of herself vacationing in places like Oman, the island of Ré, Sicily, the Greek islands, Malaysia, and Egypt. She earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Manchester, and she offers French lessons for €53 per 50-minute lesson on the platform Preply, where she has already taught 1,709 classes.

I dislike the left and the right equally. Both have become cult-like movements that thrive on division, feed us fear, and distract us from their own corruption. They promise change, yet the cycle never changes. Most people don’t even vote out of genuine support for their policies anymore. They vote out of fear of the other side, choosing the “lesser of two evils.” The real Matrix is believing you must belong to one side to escape the other. True awakening will come when Americans begin to see through the political circus and refuse to be manipulated by either.

Great guide. Have seen some handwringing on here over "women who write about menswear." I personally don't think about a person's gender when I read their work; only whether they are informed and have good taste. Gracia is very informed and has great taste.