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  145. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly acknowledged to associates that an escalation in security could force him to delay final votes on the first judicial reform legislation the coalition is seeking to pass before the end of the month. Netanyahu has assured his associates that he is committed to passing the controversial bill to block judicial review of the "reasonableness" of elected officials' decisions before the end of the Knesset's summer session, the Knesset reported. Knesset. on Tuesday the Public kan station, according to a publication in The Times of Israel. But the only scenario in which the prime minister would agree to delay final votes on the legislation until the autumn parliament session would be if there was an escalation of security, the network said, citing officials familiar with the matter. It was unclear which front Netanyahu was referring to, following months of violence in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) as well as recent tensions with the Hezbollah terror group on Israel's northern border with Lebanon. In response to the report, Netanyahu's Likud party said the prime minister has no intention of delaying the legislation. The prime minister will need the support of almost all members of his party to pass the legislation. In late March, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant called for the review to be halted amid a wave of protests from IDF reservists who vowed to stop reporting for duty if the controversial legislation was passed. Netanyahu began talks with the opposition with the aim of reaching a compromise on judicial reform. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (2nd from right) attends a security briefing during an IDF operation in Jenin on July 3, 2023. IDF Chief Herzi Halevi, left and next to him, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. Ronen Bar, director of the Shin Bet, is in the center. (Amos Ben Gershom/GPO) After the talks failed last month, Netanyahu embarked on signing off on the renewed legislative push, starting with the reasonableness bill. Recent days have seen a resurgence of reservist protests, although a security official told Channel 12 that the military leadership is not currently concerned about the damage to IDF readiness. However, the official speculated that if the assessment changes, Gallant could speak out, as he did in March. Earlier Tuesday, a key lawmaker from the coalition responsible for promoting the controversial bill said he did not expect to make significant changes to the text of the legislation when it began preparing for final votes in the Knesset. “I will say clearly that I am not convinced that the bill should be changed at its core,” lawmaker Simcha Rothman told Army Radio. Rothman chairs the Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee, which reconvened on Tuesday afternoon to prepare the bill for its final votes, in accordance with the coalition's schedule to pass the legislation on 30 April. April. July. Responding to criticism that the bill's vague language may allow it to apply to the decisions of a large portion of elected officials, Rothman told the committee that the bill only applies to the cabinet and its ministers, and currently it does not extend to municipalities. Reproduction authorized with the following mention © EnlaceJudío
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  187. Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay a price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral for a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat, held in Bucha, Ukraine, on Aug. 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti) The number of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is approaching 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed US officials. Officials cautioned that casualty figures remain difficult to estimate because Moscow is believed to routinely underestimate its war dead and wounded, and kyiv does not release official figures, the newspaper said. Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded, according to the newspaper. Ukrainian casualties are approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 wounded, it adds. The NYT quoted officials as saying the casualty count had risen after Ukraine launched a counterattack earlier this year. The Ukrainian army on Thursday claimed progress in its counteroffensive against Russian forces on the southeastern front. Kiev said its forces had liberated a town, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support.
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  194. Israel News. Home » Government » Israel will “expand the campaign” against Hezbollah Israel will “expand the campaign” against Hezbollah March 29, 2024 Defense Minister Yoav Gallant visits the IDF Northern Command Headquarters in Safed, March 29, 2024. (Shachar Yurman/Ministry of Defense) Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) “will expand the campaign [against Hezbollah] and increase the pace of attacks in the north.” This statement comes after an alleged Israeli nighttime airstrike in Syria, which shows an escalation in the offensive against the terrorist organization Hezbollah. “Israel is moving from defending itself to pursuing Hezbollah, we will reach wherever the organization operates, in Beirut, Damascus and beyond,” Gallant declared during an assessment at the IDF Northern Command in Safed. This strategy marks a significant change in Israeli tactics, signaling an effort to neutralize Hezbollah beyond Israeli borders. In recent actions, a senior Hezbollah commander, identified as Ali Naim, deputy commander of the rocket unit, was eliminated in southern Lebanon by an IDF drone strike. Additionally, in an attack in the Syrian city of Aleppo, five Hezbollah terrorists were among 38 killed during Israeli operations. Gallant directly blamed Hezbollah and its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, for the “serious damage in Lebanon” and the “numerous casualties” within the organization, amounting to more than 320 dead terrorists. “We will demand a price for any action that comes out of Lebanon,” he declared, underscoring Israel's determination to act accordingly in the face of any threat.
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  211. the victory belongs to Ukraine. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay a price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral for a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat, held in Bucha, Ukraine, on Aug. 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti) The number of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is approaching 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed US officials. Officials cautioned that casualty figures remain difficult to estimate because Moscow is believed to routinely underestimate its war dead and wounded, and kyiv does not release official figures, the newspaper said. Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded, according to the newspaper. Ukrainian casualties are approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 wounded, it adds. The NYT quoted officials as saying the casualty count had risen after Ukraine launched a counterattack earlier this year. The Ukrainian army on Thursday claimed progress in its counteroffensive against Russian forces on the southeastern front. Kiev said its forces had liberated a town, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support.
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  354.  @Angoneymlous  Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay a price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral for a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat, held in Bucha, Ukraine, on Aug. 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti) The number of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is approaching 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed US officials. Officials cautioned that casualty figures remain difficult to estimate because Moscow is believed to routinely underestimate its war dead and wounded, and kyiv does not release official figures, the newspaper said. Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded, according to the newspaper. Ukrainian casualties are approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 wounded, it adds. The NYT quoted officials as saying the casualty count had risen after Ukraine launched a counterattack earlier this year. The Ukrainian army on Thursday claimed progress in its counteroffensive against Russian forces on the southeastern front. Kiev said its forces had liberated a town, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support.
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  395. Israel News. Home » Ukraine recovers key oil platforms in the Black Sea Ukraine recovers key Black Sea oil platforms During the operation, there were clashes with a Russian Su-30 fighter, which was “hit and forced to retreat,” according to Ukrainian forces. Ukraine recovers key Black Sea oil platforms (AP Photo/Hussein Malla, File) Ukraine has asserted its control over oil and gas platforms off Crimea, previously dominated by Russia since 2015. Reaffirmation of control over Torres Boyka Located in the Black Sea, near Crimea, the Boyka Towers, oil and gas drilling centers, have been reaffirmed under Ukrainian control, as reported by Ukrainian Defense Intelligence with visual evidence on digital platforms. Russia had taken control of these structures following the annexation of Crimea in 2014. Ukraine described the recovery as an “unmatched action.” Strategic relevance of control Retaking these towers is of deep significance for Ukraine. Ukrainian military sources reported that “For Ukraine, regaining control of the Boiko towers was of strategic importance and, as a result, Russia lost the ability to use them for military purposes.” “Russia has been deprived of the ability to fully control the waters of the Black Sea, and this brings Ukraine many steps closer to recovering Crimea,” Ukraine commented. More news FPV drones faced a Russian tank cage and failed Russia positions Iskander missiles on Ukraine border Teledyne Flir launches Black Recon microdrone Advance in sensors for the GCAP During the operation, there were clashes with a Russian Su-30 fighter, which was “hit and forced to retreat,” according to Ukrainian forces. Black Sea: Zone of current tensions The Black Sea and Crimea have been positioned as nerve points in the conflict following the Russian incursion into Ukraine in 2022. Recent British Ministry of Defense reports highlighted previous confrontations between Ukraine and Russia over these essential platforms. These platforms, operated by Chernomorneftegaz, a hydrocarbon company, were seized by pro-Russian authorities in 2014. Tension on platforms after Russian invasion Following the Russian aggression in 2022, these platforms have been points of tension, “Since the large-scale invasion of Russia in 2022, Ukraine has hit several Russian-controlled platforms. “Both Russia and Ukraine have also periodically occupied them with troops,” the United Kingdom reported.
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  399. Israel News. Home » Almost 500,000 dead and wounded in the Ukrainian war Almost 500,000 dead and wounded in the Ukrainian war Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of which 120,000 are dead and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 in military Will Russia one day pay the price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral of a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat, held in Bucha, Ukraine, on August 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti) The number of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is approaching 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed US officials. Officials warned that casualty figures remain difficult to estimate because Moscow is believed to routinely underestimate its war dead and wounded, and kyiv does not publish official figures, the newspaper said. Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of which 120,000 are dead and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded, according to the newspaper. Ukrainian casualties are close to 70,000 and between 100,000 and 120,000 injured, he adds. Russia's losses 09/26/2023. Approximate evaluation. Staff 276,670 +400 injured 830,010 100% 900,000 russian armed forces armored combat vehicles 8946 +19 13,758 russian armed forces Sixty-five% Tanks 4672 +5 3,300 russian armed forces 100% Artillery 6299 +39 5,689 russian armed forces 100% Aircraft 315 1,379 russian armed forces 22.8% helicopters 316 961 russian armed forces 32.9% Boats and vessels 20 519 russian armed forces 3.9%
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  401.  @igorvladim9414  Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay a price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral for a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat, held in Bucha, Ukraine, on Aug. 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti) The number of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is approaching 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed US officials. Officials cautioned that casualty figures remain difficult to estimate because Moscow is believed to routinely underestimate its war dead and wounded, and kyiv does not release official figures, the newspaper said. Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded, according to the newspaper. Ukrainian casualties are approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 wounded, it adds. The NYT quoted officials as saying the casualty count had risen after Ukraine launched a counterattack earlier this year. The Ukrainian army on Thursday claimed progress in its counteroffensive against Russian forces on the southeastern front. Kiev said its forces had liberated a town, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support.
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  408. Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay a price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral for a Ukrainian soldier killed in combat, held in Bucha, Ukraine, on Aug. 31, 2022. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti) The number of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers killed or wounded since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022 is approaching 500,000, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing unnamed US officials. Officials cautioned that casualty figures remain difficult to estimate because Moscow is believed to routinely underestimate its war dead and wounded, and kyiv does not release official figures, the newspaper said. Russian military casualties are close to 300,000, of which 120,000 are killed and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded, according to the newspaper. Ukrainian casualties are approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 wounded, it adds. The NYT quoted officials as saying the casualty count had risen after Ukraine launched a counterattack earlier this year. The Ukrainian army on Thursday claimed progress in its counteroffensive against Russian forces on the southeastern front. Kiev said its forces had liberated a town, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support.
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  451. Israel challenges UN-backed report on imminent Gaza famine March 30, 2024 Trucks carrying humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip pass through the inspection area of the Kerem Shalom border crossing, in southern Israel, on March 14, 2024. (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg) Israel is challenging a recent UN-backed report on the humanitarian situation in Gaza, which said famine is imminent and likely to occur in northern Gaza in May. The Integrated Food Safety Phase Classification (IPC) report further raised global concern over the humanitarian situation in the war-torn Strip. COGAT, the Israeli Ministry of Defense body responsible for civil affairs in the Palestinian territories, states in its response that “the report contains multiple factual and methodological flaws, some of them serious.” It argues that the report grossly underestimates the amount of water available per person per day, notes the lack of data acknowledged by the report and the reliance on information from Hamas, and points to reports in the Palestinian media “every day” of “food markets filled with food of all types and kinds” in various parts of Gaza. “We strongly reject any accusation that Israel is purposely starving the civilian population of Gaza,” it states. “Even at the height of hostilities, in a war that was imposed on it, Israel places no limits on the amount of aid that can enter Gaza, and does not limit the entry of food at all. Israel also facilitates the entry of complementary products such as cooking gas and diesel for the operation of aid centers, bakeries, etc. In addition, Israel supplies 14 million liters of water.” He adds that “in recent months between 150 and 200 trucks enter a day, most of which are food trucks. This represents an increase of 80% compared to the daily average of food trucks that entered Gaza before October 7.”
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  460. Oh, by the way, take a look, Clown. Under international law, Jews are indigenous peoples, also known as "First Peoples", aboriginal peoples or indigenous peoples of a land called Judea-Samaria, Palestine or the Holy Land, and therefore meet the criteria required by international law. . Home » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal May 20, 2020 The imperative of practical sovereignty The imperative of practical sovereignty. (Reuters) The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP or DESD), adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on September 13, 2007 by a majority of 144 States with 4 votes in favor and 11 abstentions (A /RES/61/295), recognizes that indigenous peoples have the right to the lands, territories and resources that they have traditionally owned, occupied, used or acquired (Article 26.1) and that the exercise of these rights should not be subject to any discrimination (Article 2). In accordance with national practice, the legal status and rights of indigenous peoples have evolved and been crystallized in customary international law. For example, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights stated that “there is a norm of customary international law that affirms the rights of indigenous peoples to their traditional lands. The African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights has declared that the rights of indigenous peoples to land are protected and that these rights are "general principles of law". France, England, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and other countries voted in favor of the Declaration. Since 2007, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, who voted against, have officially endorsed the Declaration in 2010, the United States of America. In their relations with Israel (which also voted in favor of the Declaration), these States cannot affirm that the Declaration does not apply to Israeli Jews, as such a position would amount to flagrant racial discrimination. Under international law, Jews are indigenous peoples, also known as "First Peoples", aboriginal peoples or indigenous peoples of a land called Judea-Samaria, Palestine or the Holy Land, and therefore meet the criteria required by international law. .
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