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Gunfire erupted at the Philippines Senate.
Philippine Senator Bato dela Rosa β a top architect of Duterte's bloody drug war β is trying to evade an ICC arrest warrant.
He is under "protective custody" at the Senate.
The ICC charges him with crimes against humanity for his role in thousands of extrajudicial killings.
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Elon Musk and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang arrives with Trump in China
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King Charles and Queen Camilla were greeted by protestors chanting for Palestine today outside Downing Street in London.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla were greeted by protestors chanting for Palestine today outside Downing Street in London.
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While numerous eyewitness accounts and survivor testimonies exist, the plight of Palestinian women detained in Israeli prisons is still dismissed as a βcomplicated matter.β
They are routinely sidelined whenever Western voices champion womenβs rights. Their pain is rarely recognized, and their dignity often overlooked.
What follows is not a single true story, but a composite narrative woven together from dozens of verified testimonies offering a window into the harsh reality these women face under Israeli occupation.
- Vocal Politics
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They are routinely sidelined whenever Western voices champion womenβs rights. Their pain is rarely recognized, and their dignity often overlooked.
What follows is not a single true story, but a composite narrative woven together from dozens of verified testimonies offering a window into the harsh reality these women face under Israeli occupation.
- Vocal Politics
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Israeli airstrikes target the towns of Aita al-Jabal and Kfar Hatta in southern Lebanon.
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At a World Jewish Congress event in Geneva, President Ronald Lauder acknowledged a sharp drop in the organizationβs influence across Europe and the United States
He revealed that the WJC has spent over $600 million since October 2023 on media campaigns and advocacy efforts against antisemitism, yet admitted these efforts have had little impact.
Lauder highlighted growing street-level hostility, stating that Jews no longer feel safe walking outside in many places.He further claimed that opposition to Israel and Zionist institutions cannot be reasoned with, saying:
βAntisemites already have access to all of the factsβ¦ you are wasting your breath to reason with them.β
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He revealed that the WJC has spent over $600 million since October 2023 on media campaigns and advocacy efforts against antisemitism, yet admitted these efforts have had little impact.
Lauder highlighted growing street-level hostility, stating that Jews no longer feel safe walking outside in many places.He further claimed that opposition to Israel and Zionist institutions cannot be reasoned with, saying:
βAntisemites already have access to all of the factsβ¦ you are wasting your breath to reason with them.β
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DeclassifiedUK went undercover to expose how Israel is helping British citizens move to illegal settlements in the West Bank. A Jewish anti-Zionist activist, arranged a call with Shivat Zion, an NGO that boasts of being recognized by the Jewish Agency andβ¦
Declassified UK:
An Israeli charity that offered to help Brits move to the West Bank has been photographed at an event in London, despite calls for it to be sanctioned.
Shivat Zion had a stall at an βAliyah Fairβ, held in Saracenβs Rugby Stadium in London last weekend
https://t.me/WarfareAnalysis/206321
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An Israeli charity that offered to help Brits move to the West Bank has been photographed at an event in London, despite calls for it to be sanctioned.
Shivat Zion had a stall at an βAliyah Fairβ, held in Saracenβs Rugby Stadium in London last weekend
https://t.me/WarfareAnalysis/206321
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New Israeli airstrikes in Southern Lebanon
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Israeli media:
Israeli Military Police Investigate: Colonel in the Telecommunications Department Suspected of Sexual Harassment
The Military Police have opened an investigation against an officer with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Israeli army Telecommunications Department, following a complaint of sexual harassment by a female officer who served with him. At this stage, it was decided to suspend the officer from his position pending further clarification of the details.
The Israeli army stated that after the investigation is completed, the findings will be forwarded to the Military Prosecution for review, emphasizing that the army "takes very seriously any sexual misconduct."
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Israeli Military Police Investigate: Colonel in the Telecommunications Department Suspected of Sexual Harassment
The Military Police have opened an investigation against an officer with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Israeli army Telecommunications Department, following a complaint of sexual harassment by a female officer who served with him. At this stage, it was decided to suspend the officer from his position pending further clarification of the details.
The Israeli army stated that after the investigation is completed, the findings will be forwarded to the Military Prosecution for review, emphasizing that the army "takes very seriously any sexual misconduct."
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Israeli media:
An Israeli was arrested in the Netherlands on suspicion of drug smuggling as part of an international network
A 32-year-old Israeli citizen was arrested in Amsterdam following a joint investigation by the Israeli and Dutch police, suspected of sending mail packages containing drugs from the Netherlands to Israel. According to the investigation findings, the suspect operated as part of a global smuggling network that smuggled large quantities of drugs from Europe to Israel and other countries, using advanced concealment methods. The investigation is ongoing, and the police estimate that further arrests are expected in Israel and Europe.
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An Israeli was arrested in the Netherlands on suspicion of drug smuggling as part of an international network
A 32-year-old Israeli citizen was arrested in Amsterdam following a joint investigation by the Israeli and Dutch police, suspected of sending mail packages containing drugs from the Netherlands to Israel. According to the investigation findings, the suspect operated as part of a global smuggling network that smuggled large quantities of drugs from Europe to Israel and other countries, using advanced concealment methods. The investigation is ongoing, and the police estimate that further arrests are expected in Israel and Europe.
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Israeli media:
Do Jews have a future in Belgium, after three mohels were indicted for conducting oral suction circumcisions
Under Belgian law, all circumcisions must be performed by licensed doctors.
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Do Jews have a future in Belgium, after three mohels were indicted for conducting oral suction circumcisions
Under Belgian law, all circumcisions must be performed by licensed doctors.
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βKhaled Refaat Askarβ was an ambitious Egyptian young man and a researcher at the Faculty of Science at Mansoura University. His life suddenly came to a halt in March 2014 after security forces arrested him and forcibly disappeared him. He spent days in terror in an unknown location, only to later appear on television forced to confess to crimes he did not commit.
Khaledβs suffering did not end there. In the prosecution office, where he had hoped for justice, the opposite happened. He was interrogated without his lawyer present, and when he insisted on his innocence and refused to confess to killing a police sergeant, the prosecutor himself threatened him. Instead of protecting him, he ordered that Khaled be taken downstairs inside the prosecution building, where officers severely beat him in the face until he said what they wanted.
Despite all this oppression, Khaled held on to his final hope before the judge. He stood courageously in court and removed his shirt to show the judge the marks of electric shocks and cigarette burns still engraved on his body, even more than a year and a half after his arrest.
Despite the clear contradictions in the forensic evidence and the disregard of all these violations, the court turned a blind eye to Khaledβs mutilated body and relied on torture-induced confessions to sentence him to death, a ruling later upheld by the Court of Cassation.
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βKhaled Refaat Askarβ was an ambitious Egyptian young man and a researcher at the Faculty of Science at Mansoura University. His life suddenly came to a halt in March 2014 after security forces arrested him and forcibly disappeared him. He spent days in terror in an unknown location, only to later appear on television forced to confess to crimes he did not commit.
Khaledβs suffering did not end there. In the prosecution office, where he had hoped for justice, the opposite happened. He was interrogated without his lawyer present, and when he insisted on his innocence and refused to confess to killing a police sergeant, the prosecutor himself threatened him. Instead of protecting him, he ordered that Khaled be taken downstairs inside the prosecution building, where officers severely beat him in the face until he said what they wanted.
Despite all this oppression, Khaled held on to his final hope before the judge. He stood courageously in court and removed his shirt to show the judge the marks of electric shocks and cigarette burns still engraved on his body, even more than a year and a half after his arrest.
Despite the clear contradictions in the forensic evidence and the disregard of all these violations, the court turned a blind eye to Khaledβs mutilated body and relied on torture-induced confessions to sentence him to death, a ruling later upheld by the Court of Cassation.
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In Saudi Arabia, nearly every account or comment on political matters comes from one of these state-run centers, locally known as βthe fly centers.β
So when you interact with a Saudi account from inside Saudi Arabia, you are often interacting with a state employee parroting an approved script.
A citizen can disappear for saying something that does not align with what the crown prince wants.
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So when you interact with a Saudi account from inside Saudi Arabia, you are often interacting with a state employee parroting an approved script.
A citizen can disappear for saying something that does not align with what the crown prince wants.
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British politician Jeremy Corbyn:
I have written to Mark Rowley, the Met Police Commissioner, urging him to retract his baseless claims about our demonstrations for Palestine.
Our marches are made of people of all faiths and none β and we will never stop campaigning until Palestine is free.
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I have written to Mark Rowley, the Met Police Commissioner, urging him to retract his baseless claims about our demonstrations for Palestine.
Our marches are made of people of all faiths and none β and we will never stop campaigning until Palestine is free.
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We targeted a soldier from the Israeli enemy army in the vicinity of the Khirbat al-Mina site on the southern Lebanese border in a kamikaze attack.
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