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Luigi Marattin called the incident that occurred in Reggio Emilia offensive and ridiculous, claiming that some teachers and educators from American Jewish schools visiting to study the local educational model were pressured by pro-Palestinian activists to sign a statement against the Israeli occupation in Gaza. He stated that Reggio Emilia was a world excellence in early childhood education and would remain so despite the incident. Marattin contested the association between Jewish and Israeli identity, recalling that, according to what he wrote, 20% of the Israeli population is Muslim and enjoys the same rights and duties of citizenship. He argued that confusing the two identities was a form of religious discrimination. He also questioned why, if the intent was to reaffirm the values of peace and tolerance of the Reggio model, Muslim, Turkish, or American visitors had not been asked to dissociate themselves from the actions or policies of their respective governments. Marattin asked if anyone had ever been asked to condemn the terrorist attack of October 7, which he called criminal, and criticized those who referred to it as resistance during demonstrations in various Italian cities over the weekend, referring to the participants with a pejorative term. Finally, he stated that he was left speechless by the defense of the incident by prominent national figures of the center-left. #ReggioEmilia #Scuola #Educazione (translated)

Sabrina F. wrote that defending fundamental rights should not be defined as racism and distinguished her critique of a model of society from hostility towards a religion. She argued that in that model, the law would be subordinate to a sacred text, that changing faith or loving a person of the same sex could lead to severe penalties, and that in 2026, in ten states, the death penalty could be at risk for the latter reason. She also cited marriages with girls aged 9 and restrictions imposed on women, including beatings by moral police for the veil. According to Sabrina F., the separation between religion and law and equality before the law were principles enshrined in the Constitution. She criticized what she described as a selective silence on the rights of LGBTQ+ people and women: she wrote that in half of the planet, rainbow flags could lead to life imprisonment or the death penalty and recalled the case of a twenty-year-old beaten by the moral police for the veil. She added that in too many countries opening a church could lead to prison and argued that accepting laws applied differently in the same society was neither inclusion nor openness. #DirittiUmani #LibertàDiCredo #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

"UP MAGAZINE NYC - "TEATRO EDICOLA" THE THEATER THAT LIVES BETWEEN THE UNDERGROUND AND THE SKY" SOURCE: https://upmag.com/theater-between-underground-and-sky/ SAN SEVERO (FG) - Il "Teatro-Edicola", è stato inaugurato in occasione della Giornata Mondiale del Teatro 2026 in un'ex edicola dismessa di via Tondi, a San Severo, in Puglia, dalla compagnia Foyer '97 di Francesco Gravino. Con una capienza di sei spettatori e ingressi scaglionati ogni quindici minuti, il progetto rivendica il titolo di teatro più piccolo al mondo. In dialogo con la performance del 2011 sul campanile, a quarantacinque metri d'altezza sulla città, e con il "Teatro Cantina" del 2016 nel sottosuolo, articola una drammaturgia della prossimità verticale che abbraccia cielo, strada e profondità. Facendo riferimento alla teoria site-specific e all'estetica relazionale, il saggio interpreta questo trittico come forma di resistenza civica all'abbandono e come fenomenologia della memoria collettiva radicata nei luoghi del Sud Italia.

"It was a very interesting and useful inspection for our work," explained President Roscani to Adnkronos, adding that in the premises of the then bar "we noted the alleged presence of a sealed underground room on which investigations will need to be carried out. Other elements of interest have also emerged that I believe should be further investigated." #MirellaGregori #CommissioneInchiesta #Scomparsa (translated)

Cristiano Tinazzi argued that disinformation played a central role in hybrid warfare and that its dissemination through a public television program constituted a national problem. He pointed to "In Mezz’ora" on Rai and Gian Micalessin’s reports, stating that in the past the journalist had been in Bashar al-Assad's court to present him as a defender of Christians. Tinazzi also recalled a report on Maidan that, in his opinion, the BBC had termed false: Micalessin had interviewed people presented as Georgian snipers, claiming that the protesters had shot themselves. Tinazzi stated that other freelancers had been excluded from mainstream media for much less, while Micalessin continued to work and move with the Russian occupiers. He linked the situation to the journalist's historical ties with Monica Maggioni, whom he described as his former partner and founder of GM News Produzioni, where Maggioni had been a managing partner. In his view, this created a serious conflict of interest, on which the Rai Supervisory Commission had also taken an interest in 2022. Tinazzi said that one should expect rigor and seriousness from a public television program, and not a showcase for Russian propaganda. He cited an interview by Micalessin with Kostyantyn Suvkov, whom he defined as a representative of ultranationalist and militarist Russian propaganda. According to Tinazzi, that content contributed to polluting information and was part of a psychological warfare operation aimed at terrorizing Western public opinion and weakening military support for Kyiv. #Disinformazione #GuerraIbrida #MediaResponsabili (translated)

Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are considering firing the ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, due to inappropriate behavior and an alleged request for $100,000 from a donor, which has raised concerns about her conduct during her term. #Trump #Grecia #KimberlyGuilfoyle (translated)

Luciano Spalletti, coach of Juve, responds with irritation to Alessandra D’Angiò's questions on "La Domenica Sportiva" regarding the draw with Cagliari and his state of mind, emphasizing the importance of talking about football rather than controversies. #Calcio #Spalletti #Juve (translated)

Nicolò Schira reported that Luciano Spalletti said he wanted to end his career well at Juventus and that, being almost 70 years old, he was looking at the whole season and not just the match of the day. Spalletti stated that he was convinced that, if they continued to play like this, the team would win many matches; he also judged the evening's performance positively and praised Kolo Muani for the goal action. https://t.co/q4ONBT3lUo #SerieA #Calcio #Sport (translated)

The author wrote that when the system jammed — as in the case of Greek banks or MontePaschi — the State intervened to cover the gap, before everything started again. He added that banking accounting, in use for centuries, was not explained because, in his opinion, the public would understand that banks created money. The post stopped in the middle of the sentence. #banca #economia #finanza #GR #IT (translated)

Zelensky, naturally, being in a state of hysteria, is hardly able to take measured actions at this time. If he were able to do so, he would show the willingness to engage in peace talks. Zelensky "is currently in the grip of hysteria and incapable of taking measured actions; if he were rational, he would be open to peace talks." This was stated by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, as reported by the Tass agency. #Ucraina #Zelensky #Trump (translated)