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They ask for simple things: a teacher for the classroom and education in school buildings that are not dilapidated or unhealthy. They can count on me. Glucksmann also expressed his support yesterday for students who have taken to the streets en masse in the past few weeks. #FranseVerkiezingen #RaphaëlGlucksmann #centrumlinks (translated)

During the match between Manchester City and Liverpool, the supporters of the Skyblues at Anfield kept their support for their team alive in a surprising way by showing inflatable bananas, a symbolic reference to a tradition that dates back to the 1980s. #ManchesterCity #Supporters #BananesGonflables (translated)

Donald Trump has announced a 'ceasefire' between Russia and Ukraine, but despite this call, the Russian army carried out another attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure on Saturday evening, while Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed his support for the ceasefire, even though it came as a surprise to him. #Oekraïne #Rusland #Energiebestand (translated)

Marieke Hoogwout asked where those were who, according to her, had dismissed for three years that there are people in the Netherlands who support Hamas. She called that attitude cowardly and wrote that politics and media, after seeing four prince’s flags at the Malieveld, warned of looming fascism. She found that reaction justified, but she wondered where everyone was now. #Nederland #Hamas #Politiek (translated)

Weird Duk wrote that at a pro-Palestinian demonstration at the Dam, support was once again expressed for a terrorist organization. According to him, there was a banner in front of the National Monument with the text 'We support Hamas'. https://t.co/jZK9L8vwkW #Palestina #Hamas #protest (translated)

Weird Duk wrote that open support for Hamas was expressed in Amsterdam. He urged the House of Representatives not to get lost in discussions about 0.002 percent and to better understand what was happening on the streets and how extensive the problems were. He also urged action. #Amsterdam #Hamas #politiek (translated)

Max von Kreyfelt proposed a compulsory integration course for D66 in his column. According to him, the party spoke excellent Dutch, but still needed to learn how to deal with people who have different beliefs. He referred to Jan Paternotte, who mentioned the Renaissanceschool associated with Forum for Democracy in the Chamber and asked for stricter rules for new schools. According to Von Kreyfelt, Rob Jetten had advocated for a swift evaluation and possible legislative changes. The proposed course would, according to Von Kreyfelt, include lessons on civil rights, freedom of education, diversity, democracy, and equal rights. He wrote that citizens should be allowed to think independently and vote for other parties, and that a political background in itself was not an offense. Regarding Jetten's statements on October 9 about taking stronger action against certain schools and online channels where, in his view, young people were learning incorrect ideas about equal rights, Von Kreyfelt noted that Jetten had not mentioned the Renaissanceschool. As an exam task, Von Kreyfelt described a parent who wanted to pass on different beliefs to their child than D66. According to him, a student would succeed with an answer that did not involve inspection, improvement processes, or legislative changes. He concluded that D66 needed to learn that a free society also existed without its permission. #Inburgering #Diversiteit #Democratie (translated)

Dr. Gert Jan Mulder wrote that the phone traffic between European leaders was, according to him, in full swing, but that Merz, Rutte, von der Leyen, Burnham, Kallas, Jette, and Meloni could not come up with a solution. He used a derogatory nickname for Zelensky and claimed that he was depressed and upset, with a blood pressure of over 200, and that no remedy was helping anymore. Mulder wrote that the end was near and that the coalition of willing countries had, according to him, completely failed. The hundreds of billions of euros in European aid had yielded nothing, except for some hundreds of bank accounts of those involved being padded. #Europa #Politiek #Crisis (translated)

Mona Keijzer wrote that many Dutch people wanted change, including more control over migration, lower taxes, and a government that kept its promises. To achieve this, forces needed to be combined and people needed to seek each other out, she asserted. She said that she was doing that herself: the week before at OPNL and that day at NSC. She also urged people to support her by becoming members. https://t.co/CukJ9lQEMZ #Nederland #Politiek #Samensterk (translated)

Max von Kreyfelt wrote that D66, in his opinion, put pressure on the Renaissanceschool, which is linked to Forum voor Democratie. He pointed out that D66 MP Jan Paternotte had mentioned the school in the House of Representatives because of announced separate curricula for boys and girls, and had called for stricter rules for new schools. According to Von Kreyfelt, Rob Jetten had urged for a quick evaluation and possible amendments to the law. Von Kreyfelt also wrote that Jetten had announced on October 9 that he would investigate how to take tougher action against schools, weekend schools, and online channels where, according to Jetten, young people were learning incorrect views about equal rights. The columnist emphasized that Jetten had not mentioned the Renaissanceschool in this context. He argued that the education inspectorate should investigate what was actually happening at the school and that a political background alone was not evidence of violations. According to him, Paternotte had stated that Article 23 remained intact. Von Kreyfelt wondered whether Jetten wanted to address verifiable violations or tighten general rules because a political competitor was taking advantage of them. https://t.co/V2P6pFuNy1 #onderwijs #vrijheid #D66 (translated)