The Guardian Weekly - October 13, 2023
The Guardian Weekly - October 13, 2023
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October 13, 2023
The darkest day
A devastating attack on Israel by Hamas militants from Gaza has left more than a thousand civilians dead on both sides and provoked a conflict likely to unfold on a scale not seen in the region for 50 years. How did it come to this, and what now lies ahead?
4 mins
How the war unfolded - What has happened, why now?
EXPLAINER - How the war unfolded
3 mins
Security blindsided - How militants managed to carry out a rampage
The Hamas assault on the Erez crossing, the looming symbol of Israel's security infrastructure at the far northern end of the Gaza Strip, was indicative of what would come at other key locations.
3 mins
Regional rifts - Attacks have upended the diplomatic landscape
As the death toll rose, and the security consequences multiplied, Israel pointed its finger at Tehran for orchestrating the Hamas attacks. These may have been born of anger at the Netanyahu coalition's behaviour, including the provocations at al-Aqsa mosque, but Iran and the forces it supports have a longer-term strategic goal: to thwart the US-led effort to normalise relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, a move that would entrench the US in the Middle East - and in Iran's eyes deprive Palestinians of their last influential sponsor.
2 mins
A cycle of violence - Netanyahu's policies of escalation and fear lead back to war
Why is Benjamin Netanyahu still prime minister of Israel? More than any other single political leader, on either side of the Israel-Palestine divide, he is responsible for the spiralling tensions, divisions and anger that preceded this horrific catastrophe. Disastrously, Israelis and Palestinians are again at war. Yet Netanyahu's first duty was to prevent such an eventuality. He has failed miserably, and the measure of his failure is the unprecedented number of civilian dead. He promised security. He created a sea of tears. He should resign immediately.
2 mins
'Last chance' - Liberal Poles face a moment of truth
'I want this message to reach everybody in Poland,' said Donald Tusk, speaking to a . rally of supporters, gathered in a cavernous indoor sports arena in the city of Bydgoszcz. 'This is really the last chance.'
4 mins
Orbán objects as EU strikes a deal over migration law
EU leaders have clashed again with Hungary after the country's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, insisted at a summit in Granada that it would not support proposed laws to deal with migration.
2 mins
Red shift - Resurgent Labour could end decade of SNP dominance
Last Thursday was a big day for Scottish Labour. The declaration that Labour had retaken Rutherglen and Hamilton West from the SNP prompted phones and social media to light up with triumphant messages from the winning party. With good reason. This was the best result for Labour in a Scottish byelection since the Second World War, and the worst for the SNP since the independence referendum upended Scottish politics.
2 mins
'I've shed tears over the land I lost to HS2'
Farmer whose fields were bought days before rail route was scrapped fears he'll never be able to buy them back
3 mins
Temu is the app that's undersold the world. Can it last?
A chicken-shaped lamp. An apron that catches beard hair during shaving. The list of unusual products goes on.
3 mins
Graphic tale - Murdered comic writer finds new fans and foes
As Netflix adapts his beloved El Eternauta, Héctor Oesterheld's literary legacy is dragged into a bitter current political fight
3 mins
Paddington's move to Colombia makes fur fly
New legislation to revitalise Peru's film industry has been proposed after the makers of the British comedy Paddington in Peru chose Colombia as the filming location for the section of the movie in which the bear finally returns to his home country.
2 mins
How Dhaka is battling to cool down extreme heat
Set in post-apocalyptic Dhaka, Nuhash Humayun's Moshari became the first Bangladeshi film to qualify for the Oscars last year. The thriller follows two sisters and their fight for survival, but for the film's co-producer, Bushra Afreen, the fiction felt closer to reality.
2 mins
'He loves it' - Trump takes 2024 bid into the courtroom
The blue suit, white shirt, red tie, and American flag pin looked familiar. So did the TV cameras following every move and reporters hanging on every word. So did the wild hand gestures as he unleashed a torrent of incendiary rhetoric about the elites supposedly out to get him.
3 mins
September's 'bananas' record highs stun climate scientists
Global temperatures soared to a new record in September by a huge margin, stunning scientists. The hottest September on record follows the hottest August and July, with the latter being the hottest month ever recorded. The high temperatures have driven heat waves and wildfires across the world.
2 mins
This is Sultan Al Jaber. He is the United Arab Emirates' choice to lead the Cop28 climate talks.
He is also the CEO of a fossil fuel company, Adnoc. What's the problem with that, he asks Fiona Harvey
10+ mins
Talk of your town
The way we speak still defines who we are and causes others to make assumptions about us. People with distinctive voices reveal how talkin' wiv an accent has shaped their life...
10 mins
Me, mice elf and I
Sly Stone changed the face of soul when he found fame in the 1960s. Now the highly erratic star opens up on drugs, feuds and his treasure trove of unreleased tracks
9 mins
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Sprache: English
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