Group 1 - The red baseball hats with the slogan "Make America Go Away" have become popular in Denmark and Greenland as a symbol of resistance against President Trump's threats to acquire Greenland [1][3] - The hats feature the Danish phrase "受够了" (I've had enough) on the front and the English slogan on the side, along with the Greenland flag [3] - Demand for these hats has surged, with a Copenhagen vintage clothing store owner reporting that they sell out within a weekend and have ordered "thousands" more [3] Group 2 - A Greenlandic group selling the hats online reports selling hundreds each week, with the highest orders coming from the United States, followed by Denmark [3] - The slogan has been prominently featured in protests against Trump's threats, with demonstrators expressing support for the people of Greenland and opposition to perceived American aggression [3]

Group 1 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu presented a "special gift" to President Trump, a mezuzah decorated in the shape of a B-2 bomber, commemorating U.S. military actions against Iran [1][3] - The gift included a plaque thanking Trump for the "Midnight Hammer Operation," which refers to U.S. military actions against Iranian nuclear facilities [3][8] - The gift sparked controversy on social media, with critics arguing that it glorifies violence rather than serving diplomatic purposes [7] Group 2 - The B-2 bomber mezuzah was reportedly made from the wreckage of downed Iranian missiles, as suggested by the Israeli artist who created it [3] - The recent conflict between Israel and Iran lasted 12 days, during which U.S. military aircraft played a significant role in attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities [8] - The conflict resulted in significant casualties, with reports indicating that 935 people died during the Israeli airstrikes on Iran from June 13 to June 24 [8]