June 10 top stories

Israel rescues four hostages in operation Gazan officials say killed more than 200; Boeing, SpaceX successfully test key rockets; Takeaways from Hunter Biden’s first week gun trial; Far-right surges in EU elections; Former astronaut William Anders killed in Washington plane crash
Transcript: www.dailymoth.com/blog/june-10-top-stories

[@user-ur7tc3ef3e]

お悔やみ申しあげます。月から美しい地球を眺めて見える写真がすてきです。ありがとうございます。

[@cherokeenative8354]

Thank you Callie and crews for the news. Always stay with 💡

[@BoricuaButterFly]

Thank you for the news

[@garrettwatts3372]

Thank you!

[@j.l.5935]

Thanks for the news!💡🤗

[@nadiyamazur5594]

Thank you

[@johnhancock8463]

thank you

[@macdaddy11]

90 years old still fly the plane?.What FAA for?

[@aarondelgado3421]

The age isn't necessarily the issue. Often than not, the plane is at fault as it is old and/or not well maintained.

[@MarleneHen]

As to Europe leaning more to the right than before, I heard from news commentaries that immigration - I assume illegal - is currently a major concern for voters in that region. Thank you, Alex and Callie.

[@user-ze8pi3hl1o]

Thank you for the update news, Callie .

[@aarondelgado3421]

Thank you for delivering news in ASL today! Here are my thoughts on some of the news that were shared. As for Israel rescuing four hostages in an operation that killed more than 200, the Israel government and military both were foolish in doing such because they have committed the crime and sin of murder. Israel must return to the negotiating table with Hamas and agree to a permanent cease-fire in which all the hostages are released. As for SpaceX and Boeing successfully testing their rockets, I could care less as I'd prefer for them to focus on constructing submarines that can explore and map the oceans. As for the takeaways from the first week of Biden's gun trial, President Biden said he would not pardon his son and this is the right thing to do because you cannot coddle and prevent your children from learning the lessons they need to learn. As for the former astronaut William Anders dying in a plane crash, it's a horrible way to die. But verily, it is appointed for man to die once then the judgment. With the photo that Anders took, it proved that the Earth is round, not flat nor a cube. In fact, the prophet Isaiah thousands of years before Anders' photo said, "It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in:"

[@MarleneHen]

Just out of curiosity, why are you more interested in the depths of the ocean than in space?

[@aarondelgado3421]

@@MarleneHen There's still much of God's creations in the oceans that man has yet to discover. There are many objects including animals down there that could help find medical breakthroughs, etc.

[@MarleneHen]

@@aarondelgado3421 Gotcha. There have been many advancements due to space exploration and experiments done in space, as well.

[@DeletedDarkNation]

First

[@aarondelgado3421]

Is "first" all you can say? What are your thoughts on the video?

[@DeletedDarkNation]

@aarondelgado3421 no, it just the first comment haha