FedEx faces criminal complaint in Belgium over arms shipments to Israel
Despite regional restrictions and a lack of permits, US-made fighter jet components transited through Belgium en route to Israel, prompting a war crimes complaint from a local peace group
Despite regional restrictions and a lack of permits, US-made fighter jet components transited through Belgium en route to Israel, prompting a war crimes complaint from a local peace group
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Israel expands north Gaza assault amid reports of imminent ‘ceasefire deal’
Hamas rejects Israeli terms for a disarmament of the Palestinian resistance and the exile of its leadership from Gaza
Hamas rejects Israeli terms for a disarmament of the Palestinian resistance and the exile of its leadership from Gaza
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💔🇵🇸The #Children of #Gaza are #Starving
@The Children of Gaza
#Palestinian children waited for hours under gunfire, shelling, and extreme heat at the Netzarim corridor yesterday, trying to reach aid trucks to feed their families.
Many returned with nothing.
At least two were killed and 43 injured.
This is a direct result of the criminal #Israeli regime's total blockade on #Gaza imposed since March 2nd, with only a few aid trucks allowed in.
These trucks are intentionally released into overcrowded and unsafe areas where chaos erupts.
Children are forced to navigate these deadly scenes for a chance at survival.
Before the blockade tightened, trucks coordinated by local community leaders were distributed calmly and respectfully.
That humane system has been shut down.
The current method turns basic aid into a deadly gamble.
@The Children of Gaza
🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russian army started using smart watches that warn about drones and also give the frequency of the drone, to use with signal jammers.
The information is wirelessly received from drone detectors, that are put on cars, trenches … mostly everywhere.
Soldiers can essentially be in a drone detection zone and walk around fairly safe.
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The information is wirelessly received from drone detectors, that are put on cars, trenches … mostly everywhere.
Soldiers can essentially be in a drone detection zone and walk around fairly safe.
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🇩🇪 Immigrants sexually harassed 9 girls aged 11 to 17 in a public swimming pool.
Explanation: “It was too hot”
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Explanation: “It was too hot”
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❗️US envoy to Turkiye Tom Barrack says Israel-Iran war presents an opportunity to chart a “new road” in the region, with Turkiye playing a central role.
– “What just happened between Israel and Iran is an opportunity for all of us to say: 'Time out. Let's create a new road.’”
– He stated that people in the region are “tired of the same old story” and that decades-long hostilities must be reframed.
– Barrack claimed Israel is “in the process of being redefined,” and its neighbors must move toward agreements with it.
– He said Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has indicated he doesn’t hate Israel and wants peace on the border, adding that Lebanon is likely to follow. “It’s a necessity to have an agreement with Israel.”
– He attributed recent developments in Syria largely to Turkiye, which backed HTS in its offensive to topple Bashar al-Assad. He said Turkiye can play a central role in reshaping the regional narrative.
– Barrack described both Trump and Erdogan as seeing this moment as a turning point where they can “change the dialogue."
– “We're going to see a ceasefire in Gaza in the near future... I think we have the right team on it.”
– Barrack said the region is gradually returning to the Abraham Accords framework.
– “What just happened between Israel and Iran is an opportunity for all of us to say: 'Time out. Let's create a new road.’”
– He stated that people in the region are “tired of the same old story” and that decades-long hostilities must be reframed.
– Barrack claimed Israel is “in the process of being redefined,” and its neighbors must move toward agreements with it.
– He said Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has indicated he doesn’t hate Israel and wants peace on the border, adding that Lebanon is likely to follow. “It’s a necessity to have an agreement with Israel.”
– He attributed recent developments in Syria largely to Turkiye, which backed HTS in its offensive to topple Bashar al-Assad. He said Turkiye can play a central role in reshaping the regional narrative.
– Barrack described both Trump and Erdogan as seeing this moment as a turning point where they can “change the dialogue."
– “We're going to see a ceasefire in Gaza in the near future... I think we have the right team on it.”
– Barrack said the region is gradually returning to the Abraham Accords framework.