Hmmmm… and they say AI is only going to help people… @GoogleAI

גם הבוקר, במיוחד הבוקר אזכיר שנעמה, לירי, אגם, קרינה ודניאלה שנחטפו ממוצב נחל עוז מוחזקות ברגע זה ממש במנהרות חמאס. מורעבות, בלי אויר, תחת איום מתמיד על גופן ועל נפשן. כבר 397 ימים. הן וכל 101 החטופות והחטופים. ולממשלת נתניהו זה נראה בסדר. ההפקרה נמשכת. #נחל_עוז_המוצב_שהופקר

Tell me @limebike how parking on the zebra crossing island is a logical thing?! @wandbc

The tech industry in the last 2 years: Credit: @tomfishburne

Sure. Haaretz - one of the more left oriented, peace advocates media outlets in Israel. A conference featuring a former Palestinian minister, an Arab MK, some of Netanyahu’s fiercest critics. A conference where the organiser advocated for sanctions against Israeli far right, and it’s a “genocide conference”. The Anti Israeli movement is living up to its name. They won’t accept Israel in any way, shape or form.

Tell me @limebike @Uber and @wandbc how is this making sense or safe for pedestrians? From Balham High Street

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OMG, @JoshMalina has a play in London and I just found out about it now!! Got to book a tickets ASAP. @MaryleboneTHLDN

Hamas is still holding a British citizen hostage. Her mum wants you to share this message >>>

Is “Data Geographer” a job title? If not, can we please start having these type of jobs? In the age where there is SO much data, mapping datasets, data infrastructure and data gaps becomes crucial. Just a random thought I had while talking with @darkgreener and @opendatamcr

CIS is thrilled to see @faeriedevilish in @MITnews. She is a two-time recipient of student research grants at CIS, including the Guillemin prize! news.mit.edu/2024/mariel-gar… @MIT_SHASS @MITGradStudents @StudentsOfHASTS

✨Exciting news!✨ Our project to develop care indicators for Mexico City, in collaboration with @SeMujeres, is now featured on the Data for Policy Navigator platform. It showcases practical global examples of how data can be effectively integrated into policy-making. 👇

OUR HEARTS ARE BURNING CEASEFIRE & HOSTAGE DEAL NOW

ממשלות ישראליות נפלו בשנים האחרונות על סנדוויץ׳ טונה בבית חולים והשקת מוסף שישי של ישראל היום, אבל על מה שקורה פה בשנה האחרונה אין סיבה להחליף ממשלה.

Huge demonstrations in Israel: Many friends abroad have been asking why Israelis are taking to the streets today in the largest demonstrations since October 7. Given that Hamas executed the hostages, why are they demonstrating against the government? The reason is clear: there is a consensus within the Israeli security apparatus, including the defense minister, the chief of staff, and the head of the Mossad, that the government, led by Netanyahu, is making demands that could sabotage a real chance for a deal to return the hostages. These demands, which lack real security value, are seen as politically motivated. It's important to note that no one in Israel is under the illusion that Hamas is necessarily interested in a deal. Israelis understand that Hamas, with its acts of mass murder, abduction, rape, and looting, is responsible for the situation we are in. However, Israelis—and especially the hostage families, and the families of those who have already been returned, alive or dead—expect the Israeli government to do everything in its power to bring them home. This includes being willing to agree to a deal. Israel has already seen significant success in the negotiations, including a tacit agreement from moderating countries and Hamas that this deal would not mark the end of the war. The IDF would be understood to continue pursuing Hamas after an interim deal that was supposed to release between 18 and 30 live hostages, some of whom were executed in cold blood by Hamas between Thursday night and Friday. The majority of Israelis do not trust this government. It has not won a single reputable poll since March 2023, long before October 7, and it certainly hasn't won any since then. Most polls indicate that most Israelis believe the Prime Minister prioritizes his political survival—specifically, retaining the far right in his coalition—over the return of the hostages. This fear of a disastrous election defeat, and the potential end of his political career, seems to take precedence. This is the context behind why hundreds of thousands of Israelis, many of them reserve soldiers, are now protesting during a time of war. They are making a single demand: that the government do everything in its power to bring the hostages back home. They do so with the full understanding that it's not only up to the government, and that the enemy is both cruel and calculated. This demand is far more than political pressure on the government to agree. It’s about the essence of Israel as a society that enshrines the value of solidarity, encapsulated in the Mishnah’s teaching that saving one soul is akin to saving the entire world. The idea that Israel will do everything—not only through military force, which no one doubts, but also through political moderation and compromise—to return Israelis who were kidnapped, sometimes from their beds, by a cruel enemy, is central to the Israeli identity. And it is this part of the Israeli identity that the government has completely managed to unmoor by its actions. It is this part of the Israeli identity that people are demonstrating for. twitter.com/KhalilAsslan/sta…

Bring them home now, ceasefire now! #BringThemHome #BringThemHomeNow

גורם בכיר בפורום העסקים: "המספרים ברחובות יקבעו הערב. אם יהיו אלפים רבים ברחובות יגבר הסיכוי להשבתה. בכינוס החירום הערב אישרו הגעה מאות מראשי המשק, ההייטק, ראשי ערים, מנהלי בתי חולים" כולם צריכים לראות את הציטוט הזה, בבקשה תפיצו אותו לחברים שלכםן. n12.co.il/?messageId=1056444…

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