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Their children are on the front lines of a war they strongly oppose 鈥?and they feel their movement is growing. My son, his role is to be in the army right now, to be a combat soldier in the army. And my role as his mother is to oppose and to end this, said Nurete Brenner, a dual Israel
stanley bottles i-American citizen whose son was deployed in Gaza weeks ago.As global outrage grows over the climbing death toll in Gaza, and as relatives of hostages vent their anger at their leaders for failing to negotiate the release of their loved ones, a small but growing minority of Israelis are calling for an immediate cease-fire. That includes Michal Brody-Bareket whose eldest son has been fighting nonstop in Gaza as part of a special forces unit.A longtime peace activist, Brody-Bareket was terrified about the prospect of sending him to Gaza after the Hamas terror attacks on Oct. 7. She tried to mobilize other mothers from her son s unit to sway public opinion against a ground invasion, but was met with silence. I can t understand how mothers around me with sons in Gaza think that this is unavoidable, she told Scripps News from her home in Jerusalem.SEE MORE
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For a long time, the prevailing thought about video games is they rot people s minds and have the potential to promote violence, but a new study, published in the Journal of Scientific Reports, shows video games might give kids an intellect
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kubki stanley s each day wound up with higher intelligence scores than the ones who spent less time playing games. I actually use [video games] specifically in class, said Daniel Melleno, a professor of history at the University of Denver. The whole point of [the games I use in class] is to take a culture and distill it into the perfect representation of a culture. Melleno uses the video game Civilization VI, a turn-based strategy game, in cl
botella stanley ass. The video game allows players to choose historical characters as they compete alongside computer-controlled opponents to grow their individual civilization from a small tribe to control of the entire planet. Reading a book in your dorm room surrounded by all this stuff isnt actually super conducive to absorbing information, said Melleno. Video games require you to actually focus in a way that reading doesnt necessarily, right We want people to be active readers, but thats a skill you have to learn where video games is sort of an intrinsic skill that a lot of [students] have already. Historical games like Civilization are not the only types of video games with proven benefits. Even shooting games have t
