Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu doubled down on his pledge to continue Israel’s fight against Hezbollah, despite calls from world leaders for a 21-day ceasefire. As tensions rise and a ground invasion looms, thousands are fleeing Lebanon. Jeff Semple reports from Jerusalem on the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
In Canada, the death of Jon Wells, a member of the Blood Tribe, following a police altercation in Calgary has reignited calls for police accountability. He is the ninth Indigenous individual to die following such incidents since the end of August. Heather Yourex-West investigates the circumstances surrounding Wells’ death and the ongoing struggle for justice.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing federal charges amidst allegations of receiving gifts and donations from individuals connected to the Turkish government. Jackson Proskow delves into the political scandal rocking the city and the implications for Adams’ leadership.
The country of Lebanon is deeply divided along religious lines, with Christians, Sunni Muslims, and Shia Muslims each making up a significant portion of the population. Redmond Shannon analyzes Hezbollah’s position within the country’s complex political landscape and the challenges it presents for stability.
In Nova Scotia, a museum is seeking out former students of ‘The Kitchen School,’ one of Canada’s segregated schools, to preserve their stories of enduring racial inequality in the education system. Heidi Petracek speaks with a former student and those working to ensure that these important narratives are not forgotten.
As the world grapples with political upheaval, conflict, and injustice, these stories serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggles for peace, accountability, and equality both at home and abroad.
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