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2026-10-18 11:02
Palestinians don’t want freedom
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4 outlets · Left 1 · Center 2 · Right 1
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Palestinians don’t want freedom
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First reported by Newsweek (Center); 4 outlets over 24h. The right followed 20h later.
Newsweek · +4h Slate · +4h The Hill · +24h Washington Examiner
What each side is saying
- SlateLeft
Privacy violations like this have become a routine part of life on the internet.
Read at slate.com → - The HillCenter
Herridge did the right thing in protecting her sources. The justices now have a chance to protect her.
Read at thehill.com → - NewsweekCenter
One mom told Newsweek the hardest part isn't the lack of childcare, but the relationship her parents are missing with her kids.
Read at newsweek.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
The Palestinians want to be occupied, but not by Israel. Rather, they want to be governed by people of their own ethnicity and religion. For decades, Palestinian nationalism has been presented as a struggle for freedom.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →
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Washington ExaminerLean right
Palestinians don’t want freedom
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Washington ExaminerLean right
Parents don’t want the childcare Democrats are selling
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →The HillCenter
If the Supreme Court wants to protect freedom of the press, here is its chance
Read at thehill.com →SlateLeft
The Supreme Court’s Right Flank Wants to Give You Fewer Privacy Rights Than a Famous Judge
Read at slate.com →NewsweekCenter
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