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- 1IDF says it killed Hamas platoon commander in GazaโผIDF kills Hamas platoon commander, additional terrorist in Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces say its troops killed a Hamas platoon commander and another militant in an operation in Gaza. The announcement comes as Israeli military activity in the territory continues, with the IDF regularly reporting strikes and targeted operations against Hamas figures. Details about the exact location and circumstances of the killing were not provided.
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The Washington Post is examining platonic co-parenting, an arrangement in which friends or committed non-romantic partners raise children together without being a couple. The feature asks whether this model could become a mainstream family structure as more people delay or opt out of marriage while still wanting children. It highlights how single adults and friends are increasingly choosing to build households and share parenting responsibilities deliberately.
- 3Plato quote on usefulness versus truth circulates among book loversโIt is more useful the useful that the truth. Plato, Protagora Photo Marcus Cederberg # Bookstodon # Philosophy # Photogr
A line attributed to Plato's dialogue with Protagoras โ that the useful matters more than the truth โ is being shared and discussed in book-focused online circles, alongside a photograph credited to Marcus Cederberg. Readers are engaging with the aphorism's challenge to our everyday assumption that truth always comes first, debating what it means for rhetoric, pragmatism and philosophy.
- 4Plato's 'moving image of eternity' quote shared among book loversโTime is the moving image of eternity. Plato, Timaeus Photo Andre Villeneuve # Bookstodon # Philosophy # Photography
A line from Plato's Timaeus โ 'Time is the moving image of eternity' โ is being shared alongside photography by Andre Villeneuve within the online Bookstodon book community, tagged under philosophy and photography. Readers are engaging with the pairing of classical philosophy and landscape imagery, a quiet but popular form of reflection in reading circles.