The Guardian:

The Foreign Office unit tracking potential breaches of international law by Israel in Gaza and more recently Lebanon has been closed because of cuts within the department.

The decision also means funding for the Conflict and Security Monitoring Project run by the Centre for information Resilience (CIR) will end. The centre had been doing a range of work for the Foreign Office, including the world’s largest open-source monitoring of incidents across Israel, Palestine and Lebanon.

It is the only programme in the UK that collects, verifies and analyses human rights and conflict incidents in Israel and the occupied territories. The database is also used to help Foreign Office teams decide whether arms export control licences to Israel should remain suspended, and helps officials conclude whether international humanitarian law concerns such as proportionality are being breached.

The Foreign Secretary, Yvette Cooper, was the Home Secretary who proscribed Palestine Action. Cooper is a member of Labour Friends of Israel.

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WarehouseDOTwatch:

45 warehouses have been set on fire in the US so far.

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QNN:

FedEx is facing a lawsuit in France accusing it of complicity in genocide in Gaza, due to transporting shipments allegedly linked to spare parts for Israeli military aircraft.

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A young girl was wounded in the neck after Israeli forces opened fire on displaced civilians in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza.

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DOJ:

Gannon Ken van Dyke is the US soldier involved in Maduro's abduction who won more than $400,000 by betting on Maduro's removal.

He could face up to 60 years in prison on all charges. Prosecutors are also seizing the money he won.

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Al-Qassam Brigades:

The late Al-Qassam fighter Mahmoud Khairi Barhoum

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⚡️Gaza sources

3 Palestinians were killed, and two others were wounded in an Israeli airstrike that targeted a group of civilians near the "Bahloul" intersection in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, north of Gaza City.

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