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Rein Bijlsma urged readers to remember the images. He wrote that people could now experience for themselves what it was like to witness the rise of Nazism and the growing hatred of Jews in the 1930s, and stated that this was now happening on the streets, in squares, at stations, and in the media. According to him, it seemed that no one in power was willing to do anything about it, and society had once again capitulated. #geschiedenis #antisemitisme #maatschappij (translated)

The author wrote that they were present at a climate march in Brussels that day. According to the author, the march was dedicated to the High Fens, the 3,000 people who died this summer from the heat, workers who had to continue working in nurseries, factories, and nursing homes without any cooling, and nature. https://t.co/x49ElTGpru #klimaatmars #klimaatverandering #natuur #BE (translated)

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise indicated that Schoofs, Zorgane, Kricfalusi, Hurtevent, and Rodriguez were injured and were not in the squad for the day. The club added that Egel, from their U23 team, was on the bench for the first time. The message also mentioned the team's arrival at Duden Park for a Sunday match. https://t.co/lXxuDeX5HT #DudenPark #voetbal #blessures (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that Dutch companies also make super fibers that protect soldiers, including in shrapnel vests. According to her, the Ministry of Defense still uses fibers from China nonetheless. She said she asked the state secretary when the Ministry of Defense would fully choose Dutch production. https://t.co/OWrDqT6ZO4 #Nederland #Defensie #Productie (translated)

"They came within tens to hundreds of meters of our satellites, far too close to be reassured." SpaceX has recently seen "many examples" of satellites that came dangerously close to those of the company, executive Michael Nicolls told the International Astronautical Congress that took place in Turkey until Friday. #SpaceX #satellieten #ruimtevaart (translated)

The death of a female laboratory worker in Russia, who was studying the plague, causes great concern for the World Health Organization (WHO) due to the ongoing significant uncertainty about the circumstances of her death and the lack of a confirmed diagnosis. #OMS #peste #Russie (translated)

Steven Arrazola de Oñate wrote that Trump was right according to him, and that Volodymyr Zelensky should have reached an agreement earlier. He suggested that European leaders should have focused more on negotiations from the beginning and had to face the military situation; this could have possibly prevented a lot of human suffering. According to Arrazola de Oñate, Russia occupied about a fifth of Ukrainian territory and the war had reportedly claimed nearly two million military casualties, including dead, wounded, and missing. He believed that European politicians and media did not fundamentally question their strategy nonetheless. Arrazola de Oñate wrote that he never believed Ukraine could win the war militarily and that he did not expect the country to reclaim all the lost territory. He acknowledged that his position could provoke negative reactions and stated that he wanted more European leaders to express what he called uncomfortable truths. He also asked how many lives would still be sacrificed before diplomacy took precedence over political rhetoric. #Oorlog #Diplomatie #Vrede (translated)