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Lapid's "Yes": Decadence and Violence in Israel
Yes," a new film by Nadav Lapid, depicts the opulent lives of Israel's ruling class amidst the suffering in Gaza, using a fictional song inspired by a real-life event to highlight the call for extermination in Gaza and the trauma of the 7 October attacks.
Lapid's "Yes": Decadence and Violence in Israel
Yes," a new film by Nadav Lapid, depicts the opulent lives of Israel's ruling class amidst the suffering in Gaza, using a fictional song inspired by a real-life event to highlight the call for extermination in Gaza and the trauma of the 7 October attacks.
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56% Bias Score
England's Adoption Crisis: Inadequate Support Leads to Breakdown
In England, a lack of post-adoption support is causing a crisis, as evidenced by the cases of Victoria Bristow and Sarah, two mothers who had to return their adopted children to the care system due to inadequate resources, leading to their emotional distress and highlighting a broader systemic probl...
England's Adoption Crisis: Inadequate Support Leads to Breakdown
In England, a lack of post-adoption support is causing a crisis, as evidenced by the cases of Victoria Bristow and Sarah, two mothers who had to return their adopted children to the care system due to inadequate resources, leading to their emotional distress and highlighting a broader systemic probl...
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44% Bias Score
Released Hostages Face Wave of Online Abuse in Israel
Released hostages from the October 7 Hamas attack are facing a wave of online abuse from real users, not bots, according to N12, with those criticizing the government or not thanking Prime Minister Netanyahu specifically targeted, intensifying their trauma and highlighting the need for platform inte...
Released Hostages Face Wave of Online Abuse in Israel
Released hostages from the October 7 Hamas attack are facing a wave of online abuse from real users, not bots, according to N12, with those criticizing the government or not thanking Prime Minister Netanyahu specifically targeted, intensifying their trauma and highlighting the need for platform inte...
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44% Bias Score
Grief Dance Party at JPro Conference: A Novel Approach to Mourning
At the JPro conference in Baltimore, an Israeli DJ, Daniel Vaknin, a survivor of the October 7 Nova massacre, led a grief dance party for 1300 Jewish professionals as a unique form of communal mourning, allowing for simultaneous expression of grief and joy through loud music and dance.
Grief Dance Party at JPro Conference: A Novel Approach to Mourning
At the JPro conference in Baltimore, an Israeli DJ, Daniel Vaknin, a survivor of the October 7 Nova massacre, led a grief dance party for 1300 Jewish professionals as a unique form of communal mourning, allowing for simultaneous expression of grief and joy through loud music and dance.
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40% Bias Score
Israel's Mental Health Crisis: The Need for Blended Capital to Scale Tech Solutions
Israel faces a mental health crisis among reservists and their families, with high distress rates despite numerous startups; a blended funding model is needed to scale tech solutions and establish Israel as a global leader in mental health innovation.
Israel's Mental Health Crisis: The Need for Blended Capital to Scale Tech Solutions
Israel faces a mental health crisis among reservists and their families, with high distress rates despite numerous startups; a blended funding model is needed to scale tech solutions and establish Israel as a global leader in mental health innovation.
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44% Bias Score
Westfield Stabbing Inquest Reveals Critical Communication Failures
A security guard's emotional testimony at the Westfield Bondi Junction stabbing inquest revealed a 20-minute delay in public alerts after seven people were killed and ten injured in a knife attack by Joel Cauchi on April 13, 2024; security staff bravely responded but lacked coordination.
Westfield Stabbing Inquest Reveals Critical Communication Failures
A security guard's emotional testimony at the Westfield Bondi Junction stabbing inquest revealed a 20-minute delay in public alerts after seven people were killed and ten injured in a knife attack by Joel Cauchi on April 13, 2024; security staff bravely responded but lacked coordination.
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52% Bias Score
Psychology and Mental Well-being: Current Challenges and Insights
This article collection explores various aspects of psychology and mental well-being, including coping with breakups, mental health challenges in Spain, the impact of climate change and social media, and the benefits of bilingualism, alongside stories about the use of animals in early space programs...
Psychology and Mental Well-being: Current Challenges and Insights
This article collection explores various aspects of psychology and mental well-being, including coping with breakups, mental health challenges in Spain, the impact of climate change and social media, and the benefits of bilingualism, alongside stories about the use of animals in early space programs...
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48% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor's Letter Reveals Enduring Trauma and Societal Failure
Bela Winkens, liberated from Theresienstadt at age four, wrote a 1996 letter to her murdered mother detailing her traumatic childhood, postwar struggles with antisemitism in Germany, and the ongoing psychological impact of her experiences.
Holocaust Survivor's Letter Reveals Enduring Trauma and Societal Failure
Bela Winkens, liberated from Theresienstadt at age four, wrote a 1996 letter to her murdered mother detailing her traumatic childhood, postwar struggles with antisemitism in Germany, and the ongoing psychological impact of her experiences.
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24% Bias Score
BBC Documentary Shows Therapy's Transformative Power on Mental Health
The BBC's "Change Your Mind, Change Your Life" series followed 12 people undergoing six therapy sessions, revealing how addressing anxieties, perfectionism, and trauma through cognitive behavioral therapy and other techniques significantly improved their mental well-being and self-perception.
BBC Documentary Shows Therapy's Transformative Power on Mental Health
The BBC's "Change Your Mind, Change Your Life" series followed 12 people undergoing six therapy sessions, revealing how addressing anxieties, perfectionism, and trauma through cognitive behavioral therapy and other techniques significantly improved their mental well-being and self-perception.
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12% Bias Score
Psychologists Provide Daily Support to Civil Parties During Le Scouarnec Trial
During the Joël Le Scouarnec trial (February 24th-May 28th), two psychologists from France Victimes 56 provided daily on-site support to civil parties, intervening approximately 80 times in the first three weeks, offering emotional support and crisis management, highlighting the need for proactive t...
Psychologists Provide Daily Support to Civil Parties During Le Scouarnec Trial
During the Joël Le Scouarnec trial (February 24th-May 28th), two psychologists from France Victimes 56 provided daily on-site support to civil parties, intervening approximately 80 times in the first three weeks, offering emotional support and crisis management, highlighting the need for proactive t...
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36% Bias Score
Palestinian Author Wins Dylan Thomas Prize for Debut Novel
Palestinian journalist Yasmin Zaher won the £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut novel, "The Coin," a story about a wealthy Palestinian woman involved in a Birkin bag pyramid scheme in New York, chosen unanimously by the judges for its unique blend of trauma, grief, and humor.
Palestinian Author Wins Dylan Thomas Prize for Debut Novel
Palestinian journalist Yasmin Zaher won the £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut novel, "The Coin," a story about a wealthy Palestinian woman involved in a Birkin bag pyramid scheme in New York, chosen unanimously by the judges for its unique blend of trauma, grief, and humor.
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28% Bias Score
Holocaust Survivor Calls for Empathy in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Chaja Polak, an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor, published a new essay, "Briefe in der Nacht," calling for empathy between Israelis and Palestinians, drawing on her personal experience of losing her parents in the Holocaust.
Holocaust Survivor Calls for Empathy in Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Chaja Polak, an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor, published a new essay, "Briefe in der Nacht," calling for empathy between Israelis and Palestinians, drawing on her personal experience of losing her parents in the Holocaust.
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24% Bias Score
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