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Polish politician dressed up in a cap and praised himself

Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki is being mocked in his homeland – after a strange story that took place a few years ago has now been revealed. This is what the BBC writes.

A few years ago, the mysterious author Tadeusz Batyr wrote a book about a gangster in Poland in the 1980s. What no one knew was that it was the top politician who was hiding behind the pseudonym.

In 2018, Tadeusz Batyr – that is, Karol Nawrocki – appeared on Polish television. He was then disguised in a cap and his face was pixelated.

– Karol Nawrocki has really inspired me, he said when talking about his book.

As if that were not enough, Batyr added that he has also met Nawrocki, who in turn really appreciated the book.

Social media in Poland is now flooded with mocking comments. Some are wondering whether it is Batyr or Nawrocki who will run in the election, which will be held on May 18.

Middle East Crisis  Gaza War
Haaretz: Hundreds of women and children killed in attack

The Israeli military painted the picture that the extensive attack on Gaza last week was a success with hundreds of Hamas terrorists killed. But according to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, hundreds of children and women were killed. They call the attack the “most terrible night” of the war.

In a long report with graphic testimonies from Gaza, doctors tell of how children poured into hospitals with serious injuries.

– What surprised doctors was the number of children. Just child after child, young patient after young patient, a doctor tells the AP according to Haaretz.

The newspaper refers to a statement from the UN agency Unicef ​​that calls March 18 “one of the largest single days of child mortality in the past year.”

According to the Hamas-controlled health authority, a total of 436 people were killed in the attack. In a statement to the newspaper, the IDF writes that it follows international law in the war and that it wants to reduce civilian casualties as much as possible.

The US election  The first phase
Trump has diversity requirements for companies in Europe: “Crazy”

Donald Trump has written a letter to a number of large European companies with a demand to abolish guidelines on diversity and inclusion. This is reported by the Financial Times.

– It is crazy. But everything is possible these days. It is the right of the strong that prevails, an employee at a French financial company tells the newspaper.