The Met Police arrested a Grim Reaper cosplay guy at Palestine Nakba78 March in London.

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Nearly eight years after Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, a French judge will now investigate a complaint against Mohammed bin Salman over the killing.

The case was brought by Trial International, Reporters Without Borders and DAWN and
marks a major development in the long fight for accountability for one of the most notorious attacks on press freedom in recent history.

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"It was the calm before the storm"

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A man explains why the West fears Islam.

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The Guardian UK:

Then-home secretary Yvette Cooper wrote a column in a paper justifying Palestine Action’s proscription even though the Crown Prosecution Service advised it might unfairly impact a trial concerning a 2024 break-in at Elbit.

The article, on 17 August, said that charges against Palestine Action activists included a “terrorism connection” and also referred to violence, intimidation and “disturbing information” about future attacks.

However, Judge Johnson dismissed the defence application for abuse of process, saying: “The decision to proscribe Palestine Action was highly controversial and required public justification. It is unsurprising that the government sought publicly to justify the decision that it had taken and that it relied, in general terms (without naming individuals), on Palestine Action’s activities, including the activities that have resulted in these proceedings.

“In doing so, the home secretary ran a risk of causing some prejudice to these proceedings, but that is different from deliberately flouting a reporting restriction order.”

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Haaretz:

The ICC has issued arrest warrants against additional senior Israeli officials.

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A drone strike near the Barakah nuclear power plant in the Al Dhafra Region hit an electrical generator and sparked a fire.

The UAE reassured the IAEA that the radiation level is normal.

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Historian David Edgerton, on the New Statesman, connects Starmer's demise to his support for Israel.

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