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  265. Israel News Home » UN » Details on the participation of UN employees who helped Hamas in the massacre in southern Israel Details on the involvement of UN employees who helped Hamas in the massacre in southern Israel January 29, 2024 Israeli authorities have revealed evidence linking UNRWA employees in Gaza to the deadly Hamas attack on Israel. Within these accusations, one individual was accused of kidnapping a woman, while another distributed ammunition. A third took part in the brutal attack on a kibbutz, where 97 people were murdered, with entire families among the victims. These subjects were part of the staff of  the United Nations agency  in charge of the education, housing and feeding of numerous Palestinians in Gaza. The accusations are detailed in a report submitted to the United States government, setting out Israel's allegations against approximately a dozen United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) workers involved in the Hamas massacre against Israel on September 7. October or later events. After being informed of these serious accusations, the UN announced on Friday the dismissal of several employees. Eight countries, including the United States, have reacted by suspending some funding to UNRWA. These workers are accused of collaborating with Hamas in organizing the attack that sparked the war in Gaza or subsequently assisting them. That day, 1,200 people were massacred in Israel, and approximately 240 people were violently kidnapped and taken to Gaza. The Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, expressed his “horror” at these accusations on Sunday, confirming the dismissal of nine of the 12 designated employees. However, he urged countries that suspended their aid to reconsider, highlighting  UNRWA's key role as one of the largest employers in Gaza, with 13,000 workers . Regarding Israel's allegations, UNRWA said on Sunday that two of the 12 accused have died, but could not provide further details due to an ongoing investigation by the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services. Western officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed having received details of the dossier, but have not yet verified its contents. The United States, despite not having corroborated Israel's claims, considered them serious enough to justify suspending aid. One of the designated employees, a warehouse manager,  appears dressed in UN clothing on his social networks, and is listed as an UNRWA employee . The Israeli document delivered to US officials details the names, jobs and accusations against these employees. According to the report, Israeli intelligence officers tracked the movements of six of the men in Israel on October 7 using their phones. Others were monitored while making calls in Gaza, discussing their involvement in the Hamas attack. Additionally, three received text messages with instructions to meet on October 7,  and one was ordered to bring rocket-propelled grenades stored in his home . Israeli authorities identified 10 of the defendants as members of Hamas, the terrorist organization that dominated Gaza on the date of the October 7 attack. An additional one was linked to another terrorist group, Islamic Jihad. Among the accused, seven worked as mathematics and Arabic teachers in UNRWA schools . Two more occupied different roles in these educational institutions, and the remaining three worked as employees, social workers and warehouse managers. Within the file,  the case of a school counselor from Khan Yunis, in the south of Gaza, accused of collaborating with his son in the kidnapping of a woman in Israel, is especially detailed . Also, a social worker from Nuseirat in central Gaza faces accusations of  facilitating the transport of the body of a murdered Israeli soldier to Gaza, as well as distributing ammunition and coordinating vehicles on the day of the attack . These accusations emerge in a context of long tension between Israel and UNRWA. Since 1949, this agency has cared for the families of Arabs who were displaced to enable the destruction of the newly created State of Israel. UNRWA recognizes not only the original 700,000 displaced people as Palestinian refugees, but also their more than 5 million descendants, thus perpetuating their refugee status. UNRWA provides essential assistance to more than five million of these “Palestinian refugees” scattered across the Middle East. The resolution of his future and status, according to the agency, depends on the recognition of his “right of return” to what is now Israel, a possibility that Israel rules out. For experts on refugee issues, the existence of UNRWA is an obstacle to peace. They argue that their presence prevents the integration of Palestinian refugees into new communities and fuels the hope of a return to Israel, a goal that Israel considers inadmissible. In Gaza, Israel accuses UNRWA of being a logistical arm of Hamas, an allegation the agency denies. This is not the first time that the United States has suspended its funding to UNRWA. The Trump administration already did so as a measure of pressure on Palestinian leaders. But the agency's current financial crisis is seen as the most critical, especially at a time of emergency for Gaza. UNRWA, unlike other UN agencies, lacks financial reserves. Guterres warned on Sunday of a possible reduction in services from February. Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner general of UNRWA, warned of an “imminent catastrophe.” He criticized the idea of ​​sanctioning the agency and the community it serves for criminal acts of individuals, even more so in times of war and crisis. “Lives in Gaza and regional stability depend on this support,” Lazzarini emphasized..
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  431. The genocidal Nazi and Palestinian terrorist Amin al-Husayni and Adolf Hitler meeting in Berlin , photo from November 1941. At the outbreak of World War II Al-Husayni was already established in Berlin and allied himself with the Third Reich , [ 1 ] but his support was of little help at the beginning of the war. However, in 1941 Fascist Italy 's campaigns against the British in Egypt stimulated Al-Husayni to take on more active roles; In that same year, following the successful invasion of Yugoslavia by Axis forces , Al-Husayni promoted the recruitment of Bosnian and Albanian Muslims for the Waffen-SS, helping to form the 13th SS Handschar Mountain Division . [ 4 ] This division became notorious for particularly atrocious massacres committed against Yugoslav partisans . Al-Husayni managed to meet with Adolf Hitler in November 1941 [ 5 ] and, according to Professor Bernard Lewis , there he would have tried to convince him to extend the extermination of Jews to the territories that Vichy France and Fascist Italy they still controlled in North Africa , and also proposed that the Luftwaffe bomb Tel Aviv , [ 6 ]city inhabited almost entirely by Jews. However, the minutes of the meeting record only the request to Hitler to proclaim German support for the Arab independence movement in Palestine, as well as the Führer's polite refusal. [ 7 ] He remained a guest of the Third Reich , continuing his collaboration with Nazism until shortly before the German capitulation. [ 1 ] He tried to escape to Switzerland , but was rejected at the border and was forced to enter France , where he remained for a year under house arrest.
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  436. The genocidal Nazi and Palestinian terrorist Amin al-Husayni and Adolf Hitler meeting in Berlin , photo from November 1941. At the outbreak of World War II Al-Husayni was already established in Berlin and allied himself with the Third Reich , [ 1 ] but his support was of little help at the beginning of the war. However, in 1941 Fascist Italy 's campaigns against the British in Egypt stimulated Al-Husayni to take on more active roles; In that same year, following the successful invasion of Yugoslavia by Axis forces , Al-Husayni promoted the recruitment of Bosnian and Albanian Muslims for the Waffen-SS, helping to form the 13th SS Handschar Mountain Division . [ 4 ] This division became notorious for particularly atrocious massacres committed against Yugoslav partisans . Al-Husayni managed to meet with Adolf Hitler in November 1941 [ 5 ]​ and, according to Professor Bernard Lewis , there he would have tried to convince him to extend the extermination of Jews to the territories that Vichy France and Fascist Italy they still controlled in North Africa , and also proposed that the Luftwaffe bomb Tel Aviv , [ 6 ]city ​​inhabited almost entirely by Jews. However, the minutes of the meeting record only the request to Hitler to proclaim German support for the Arab independence movement in Palestine, as well as the Führer's polite refusal. [ 7 ] He remained a guest of the Third Reich , continuing his collaboration with Nazism until shortly before the German capitulation. [ 1 ] He tried to escape to Switzerland , but was rejected at the border and was forced to enter France , where he remained for a year under house arrest.
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  500. 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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  529. Victory to Ukraine, Victory to the heroes. 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 the wounded are between 100,000 and 120,000, he adds. Russia's losses 09/27/2023 Approximate valuation. Staff 276,990 +320 injured 830,970 100% 900,000 russian armed forces armored combat vehicles 8950 +4 13,758 russian armed forces 65.1% Tanks 4675 +3 3,300 russian armed forces 100% Artillery 6337 +38 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 twenty 519 russian armed forces 3.9%
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  565. Anti-Zionism as anti-Semitism edit See also: 3D Antisemitism Test Banner from an anti-militarist and anti-Zionist protest in 2003 in which several anti-Semitic clichés appear (the global Jewish conspiracy and the Jews' love of money), in addition to reproducing on the faces of the characters the old anti-Semitic stereotypes to describe Jews: large and hooked nose, almond-shaped and greedy eyes, pointed ears, etc.). Furthermore, an element of the new anti-Semitism is introduced: the identification of the "Zionists" with the Nazis . Various political scientists and sociologists, such as Pierre-André Taguieff , Michel Wieviorka , Maria Luiza Tucci Carneiro or Alain Dieckhoff, [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] [ 8 ] have pointed out that radical, extreme or absolute anti-Zionism is a form of new anti-Semitism since, far from limiting itself to criticizing the policies of Israeli governments, which is totally legitimate, it calls for the destruction of the State of Israel or resorts to old anti-Semitic clichés and myths as "arguments" to attack the "Zionists" identified with all Jews. According to Alain Dieckhoff, "anti-Zionism as a new form of anti-Semitism begins when the right to national self-determination of the Jews is totally rejected, and reaches its peak when the destruction of the State of Israel is called... On the other hand, this anti-Semitism is generally accompanied of conspiracy. [ 6 ] Dieckhoff adds: "where the problem begins to emerge is when anti-Zionism is inserted into a demonized vision of Zionism, supposedly global, and where all kinds of fanciful visions of Jewish power are conveyed." [ 6 ]
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  587. "Israel News". "Home » UN » Details on the participation of UN employees who helped Hamas in the massacre in southern Israel Details on the involvement of UN employees who helped Hamas in the massacre in southern Israel January 29, 2024 Israeli authorities have revealed evidence linking UNRWA employees in Gaza to the deadly Hamas attack on Israel. Within these accusations, one individual was accused of kidnapping a woman, while another distributed ammunition. A third took part in the brutal attack on a kibbutz, where 97 people were murdered, with entire families among the victims. These subjects were part of the staff of  the United Nations agency  in charge of the education, housing and feeding of numerous Palestinians in Gaza. The accusations are detailed in a report submitted to the United States government, setting out Israel's allegations against approximately a dozen United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) workers involved in the Hamas massacre against Israel on September 7. October or later events. After being informed of these serious accusations, the UN announced on Friday the dismissal of several employees. Eight countries, including the United States, have reacted by suspending some funding to UNRWA. These workers are accused of collaborating with Hamas in organizing the attack that sparked the war in Gaza or subsequently assisting them. That day, 1,200 people were massacred in Israel, and approximately 240 people were violently kidnapped and taken to Gaza. The Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, expressed his “horror” at these accusations on Sunday, confirming the dismissal of nine of the 12 designated employees. However, he urged countries that suspended their aid to reconsider, highlighting  UNRWA's key role as one of the largest employers in Gaza, with 13,000 workers . Regarding Israel's allegations, UNRWA said on Sunday that two of the 12 accused have died, but could not provide further details due to an ongoing investigation by the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services. Western officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirmed having received details of the dossier, but have not yet verified its contents. The United States, despite not having corroborated Israel's claims, considered them serious enough to justify suspending aid. One of the designated employees, a warehouse manager,  appears dressed in UN clothing on his social networks, and is listed as an UNRWA employee . The Israeli document delivered to US officials details the names, jobs and accusations against these employees. According to the report, Israeli intelligence officers tracked the movements of six of the men in Israel on October 7 using their phones. Others were monitored while making calls in Gaza, discussing their involvement in the Hamas attack. Additionally, three received text messages with instructions to meet on October 7,  and one was ordered to bring rocket-propelled grenades stored in his home . Israeli authorities identified 10 of the defendants as members of Hamas, the terrorist organization that dominated Gaza on the date of the October 7 attack. An additional one was linked to another terrorist group, Islamic Jihad. Among the accused, seven worked as mathematics and Arabic teachers in UNRWA schools . Two more occupied different roles in these educational institutions, and the remaining three worked as employees, social workers and warehouse managers. Within the file,  the case of a school counselor from Khan Yunis, in the south of Gaza, accused of collaborating with his son in the kidnapping of a woman in Israel, is especially detailed . Also, a social worker from Nuseirat in central Gaza faces accusations of  facilitating the transport of the body of a murdered Israeli soldier to Gaza, as well as distributing ammunition and coordinating vehicles on the day of the attack . These accusations emerge in a context of long tension between Israel and UNRWA. Since 1949, this agency has cared for the families of Arabs who were displaced to enable the destruction of the newly created State of Israel. UNRWA recognizes not only the original 700,000 displaced people as Palestinian refugees, but also their more than 5 million descendants, thus perpetuating their refugee status. UNRWA provides essential assistance to more than five million of these “Palestinian refugees” scattered across the Middle East. The resolution of his future and status, according to the agency, depends on the recognition of his “right of return” to what is now Israel, a possibility that Israel rules out. For experts on refugee issues, the existence of UNRWA is an obstacle to peace. They argue that their presence prevents the integration of Palestinian refugees into new communities and fuels the hope of a return to Israel, a goal that Israel considers inadmissible. In Gaza, Israel accuses UNRWA of being a logistical arm of Hamas, an allegation the agency denies. This is not the first time that the United States has suspended its funding to UNRWA. The Trump administration already did so as a measure of pressure on Palestinian leaders. But the agency's current financial crisis is seen as the most critical, especially at a time of emergency for Gaza. UNRWA, unlike other UN agencies, lacks financial reserves. Guterres warned on Sunday of a possible reduction in services from February. Philippe Lazzarini, commissioner general of UNRWA, warned of an “imminent catastrophe.” He criticized the idea of ​​sanctioning the agency and the community it serves for criminal acts of individuals, even more so in times of war and crisis. “Lives in Gaza and regional stability depend on this support,” Lazzarini emphasized.".
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  632. Here are the terrorists, better luck with your imaginary fables. Complaints of human rights abuses 2002 The Human Rights Watch organization denounced Hamas (along with other groups) as an organization that carries out "serious violations of humanitarian laws." [ 83 ] 2007 The organization Amnesty International denounced Hamas as responsible for numerous abuses against the Palestinian civilian population ( torture , murders , irregular detentions, etc.) accusing it, along with Fatah, of being responsible for the death of at least 350 people, [ 59 ]​ as well as well as committing crimes against humanity due to their suicide attacks. [ 84 ]​ These complaints from Amnesty International were also repeated in 2008. [ 85 ] 2008 In 2008, a strong controversy was generated by Hamas's intention to enact a criminal law according to Sharia , with penalties of crucifixion , amputation of hands, or flogging . Hamas immediately denied it. [ 86 ] 2009 In 2009, Amnesty International denounced Hamas for a "lethal campaign of kidnappings, deliberate and unlawful killings, torture and death threats in the Gaza Strip against people it accused of 'collaborating' with Israel (…)." [ 87 ] 2014 In its 2014 report, Amnesty International denounced Hamas for restricting freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly and for carrying out "a brutal campaign of kidnappings, torture and unlawful killings of Palestinians", arbitrary detentions, torture with impunity and for the operation " strangling necks" against Fatah members or other dissidents. [ 88 ] ​[ 89 ]
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  658. 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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  661.  @miguelmelchior986  Meeting of the palestinian Amin al-Husseini with Adolf Hitler in the Reich Chancellery on November 28, 1941 Encouraged by his meeting with the Italian leader, the mufti prepared a draft declaration, affirming Axis support for the Arabs on 3 November. Within three days, the statement, slightly modified by the Italian Foreign Ministry, received formal approval from Mussolini and was sent to the German embassy in Rome. On November 6, 1941, a German plane took him to Berlin , where he discussed the text of the declaration with Ernst von Weizsäcker and other senior German officials. In the final draft, which differed only marginally from their original proposal, the Axis powers declared their willingness to approve the elimination ( Beseitigung ) of the Jewish national home in Palestine. [ 162 ] On November 20, he met with German Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop [ 163 ] and on November 28, in the presence of Ribbentrop, Fritz Grobba and two German interpreters, he was officially received by Adolf Hitler at the Reich Chancellery . [ 164 ] Later Hitler, remembering Husseini, commented that he "has more than one Aryan among his ancestors and one who may descend from the best Roman stock." [ 165 ] He asked Adolf Hitler for a public statement that "recognised and sympathized with the Arab struggles for independence and liberation and supported the elimination of the Jewish national homeland." [ 161 ] Hitler refused to make such a public announcement, saying it would strengthen the Gaullists against Vichy France , [ 166 ] but asked al-Husseini to "keep... deep in his heart" the following points , which Christopher Browning summarizes as follows
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  765. ​ @zeescaan7969  Here you have the "fuckinn terrorists" enjoy reading. Complaints of human rights abuses 2002 The Human Rights Watch organization denounced Hamas (along with other groups) as an organization that carries out "serious violations of humanitarian laws." [ 83 ] 2007 The organization Amnesty International denounced Hamas as responsible for numerous abuses against the Palestinian civilian population ( torture , murders , irregular detentions, etc.) accusing it, along with Fatah, of being responsible for the death of at least 350 people, [ 59 ] as well as well as committing crimes against humanity due to their suicide attacks. [ 84 ] These complaints from Amnesty International were also repeated in 2008. [ 85 ] 2008 In 2008, a strong controversy was generated by Hamas's intention to enact a criminal law according to Sharia , with penalties of crucifixion , amputation of hands, or flogging . Hamas immediately denied it. [ 86 ] 2009 In 2009, Amnesty International denounced Hamas for a "lethal campaign of kidnappings, deliberate and unlawful killings, torture and death threats in the Gaza Strip against people it accused of 'collaborating' with Israel (…)." [ 87 ] 2014 In its 2014 report, Amnesty International denounced Hamas for restricting freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly and for carrying out "a brutal campaign of kidnappings, torture and unlawful killings of Palestinians", arbitrary detentions, torture with impunity and for the operation " strangling necks" against Fatah members or other dissidents. [ 88 ] [ 89 ]
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  810. 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. Tuesday the station Public kan, 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 on the 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 as it began preparing it 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. 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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  883. Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and injured in the war in Ukraine Nearly 500,000 dead and injured in the war in Ukraine 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 a price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral for 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 release 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 approaching 70,000, with 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 65% 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 twenty 519 russian armed forces 3.9%
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  990. @AppleSauce7417 Read and learn. Hamas has been declared a terrorist organization by the European Union,[21] United States,[22] Israel, Japan,[23] Argentina[24], Canada,[25] Australia,[26] the general secretariat of the Organization of States Americans (OAS);[27] United Kingdom,[28] Paraguay,[29] and Costa Rica[30] Complaints of human rights abuses According to Saudi researcher and writer Abdullah bin Bijad al-Otaibi, Hamas is an organization that violates human rights, whose terrorism focuses mainly on the Palestinian people of Gaza, which it rules with an iron fist, and then on the Arab countries. [70][71] According to Egyptian writer Dalia Ziada, Hamas is a terrorist organization and its disappearance would benefit the entire region and help achieve peace in the Middle East.[72][73]In 2023, US President Joe Biden accused Hamas of having violated and mutilated dozens of women and girls during the October 7 attack.[74][75] Forensic examinations revealed that they had been tortured, raped, dismembered and burned alive. [76][77][78] Since the 2000s, Hamas has been denounced for multiple human rights violations, including: 2002 The Human Rights Watch organization denounced Hamas (along with other groups) as an organization that carries out "serious violations of humanitarian laws."[79] 2007 The Amnesty International organization denounced Hamas as responsible for numerous abuses against the Palestinian civilian population (torture, murders, irregular detentions, etc.), accusing it, along with Fatah, of being responsible for the death of at least 350 people,[46] as well as also of committing crimes against humanity due to their suicide attacks.[80] These complaints by Amnesty International were also repeated in 2008.[81] 2008 In 2008, a strong controversy was generated by Hamas's intention to enact a criminal law according to Sharia, with penalties of crucifixion, amputation of hands, or flogging. Hamas immediately denied this.[82] 2009 In 2009, Amnesty International denounced Hamas for a "lethal campaign of kidnappings, deliberate and unlawful killings, torture and death threats in the Gaza Strip against people it accused of 'collaborating' with Israel (…)".[83] 2014 In its 2014 report, Amnesty International denounced Hamas for restricting freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly and for carrying out "a brutal campaign of kidnappings, torture and unlawful killings of Palestinians", arbitrary detentions, torture with impunity and for the operation " strangling necks" against Fatah members or other dissidents.[84][85]
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  1068. Courtesy DW. MIDDLE EAST POLITICS. EU condemns Hamas' use of civilians as shields 11/12/2023November 12, 2023 The head of community diplomacy, Josep Borrell, also called on Israel to guarantee the protection of the population and to apply maximum restraint in its attacks. Josep Borrell. FREDERICK FLORIN/AFP ADVERTISING The High Representative of the European Union (EU) for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, condemned this Sunday (11/12/2023) "the use of hospitals and civilians as human shields by Hamas." In a statement, the Spanish diplomat also reiterated on behalf of the EU his call to Hamas to release "immediately and unconditionally all hostages." Borrell, who considered "crucial" that the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has access to the hostages, also referred to the "serious concern" of the European Union about the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. "It must allow civilians to leave the combat zone. "These hostilities are severely affecting hospitals and taking a terrible toll on civilians and medical staff," he noted. The statements come as Gaza's largest hospital, Al Shifa, is the target of bombing, according to doctors. Hamas claimed this Sunday that one of the attacks destroyed the cardiology department of the hospital. Another hospital, Al Quds, was out of service due to lack of fuel. Israel denies attacking hospitals and accuses Hamas of using them as command centers or hideouts. Humanitarian breaks "The EU emphasizes that international humanitarian law stipulates that hospitals, medical supplies and civilians" in these centers must be protected, Borrell said. "Hospitals must also immediately receive the most urgent medical supplies and patients requiring urgent medical care must be safely evacuated. In this context, we urge Israel to exercise maximum restraint to ensure the protection of civilians," he said. the high representative. The EU, he added, "joins calls for immediate pauses in hostilities and the establishment of humanitarian corridors, including through increased capacity at border crossings and a dedicated sea route, so that humanitarian aid can reach safely to the people of Gaza. The statement reiterated Brussels' position that Israel has "the right to defend itself in accordance with international law and international humanitarian law." DZC (EFE, AFP
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  1175. Israel News. Home » Almost 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of whom 120,000 are killed and 170,000 to 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay the price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral service for 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 cautioned 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 whom 120,000 are killed and 170,000 to 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 city, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support. There was no immediate response from Ukrainian officials to Reuters requests for comment. Russia had no immediate comment on the report.
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  1191. Say hello to the sole owners of this ancient land. Home » Opinion » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal by Ari Hashomer May 19, 2020 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 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 land rights of indigenous peoples 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, the United States of America and New Zealand, which voted against, officially adopted the Declaration in 2010. In their relations with Israel (which also voted in favor of the Declaration), these States cannot claim that The Declaration does not apply to Israeli Jews, as such a position would amount to blatant racial discrimination. According to 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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  1192. "Say hello to the rightful owners of this ancient land." Home » Opinion » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal by Ari Hashomer May 19, 2020 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 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 land rights of indigenous peoples 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, the United States of America and New Zealand, which voted against, officially adopted the Declaration in 2010. In their relations with Israel (which also voted in favor of the Declaration), these States cannot claim that The Declaration does not apply to Israeli Jews, as such a position would amount to blatant racial discrimination. According to 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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  1224.  USSR89  Israel News. Home » Almost 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of whom 120,000 are killed and 170,000 to 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay the price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral service for 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 cautioned 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 whom 120,000 are killed and 170,000 to 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 city, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support. There was no immediate response from Ukrainian officials to Reuters requests for comment. Russia had no immediate comment on the report.
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  1225.  @vadim-2068  Who laughs last, laughs best, ha, ha, ha, oops. Israel News. Home » Almost 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine About 500,000 killed and wounded by the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of whom 120,000 are killed and 170,000 to 180,000 wounded. August 18, 2023 Will Russia one day pay the price for war crimes in Ukraine? Funeral service for 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 cautioned 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 whom 120,000 are killed and 170,000 to 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 city, the first such success since July 27, noting the challenge it faces advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without long-range air support. There was no immediate response from Ukrainian officials to Reuters requests for comment. Russia had no immediate comment on the report.
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  1234.  @miguelangelgomezacosta3186  Victory to Ukraine, Victory to the heroes. 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 the wounded are between 100,000 and 120,000, he adds. Russia's losses 09/27/2023 Approximate valuation. Staff 276,990 +320 injured 830,970 100% 900,000 russian armed forces armored combat vehicles 8950 +4 13,758 russian armed forces 65.1% Tanks 4675 +3 3,300 russian armed forces 100% Artillery 6337 +38 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 twenty 519 russian armed forces 3.9%
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  1245. ​ @UFOZone51  Yevgeny Prigozhin denies Nazism in Ukraine. WorldRussia Wagner boss openly challenges Kremlin narrative on Ukraine Yevgueni Prigozhin, líder del grupo Wagner y figura incómoda para el Kremlin By Joshua Askew & Euronews in Spanish Published 03/25/2023 - 17:25 Yevgueni Prigozhin doubts that the war that Russia is waging in Ukraine has to do with the alleged threat from NATO, and he also questions that, as Moscow says, they are fighting to "denazify Ukraine". The head of the notorious Wagner mercenary force, Yevgeny Prigozhin , continues to wage his personal battle against the Kremlin. The latest "shot" from him, and according to reports from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has been to openly contradict key aspects of the Kremlin's narrative on the Ukrainian war. Without going any further, Prigozhin would have denied that Russia is fighting against NATO, also questioning whether there are Nazis in Ukraine. ADVERTISING Desde el Kremlin han justificado en repetidas ocasiones la invasión de su vecino como "necesaria" para poder purgar a Kiev de los neonazis, que amenazan la paz y la seguridad de Rusia, a pesar de que existen pocas pruebas de ello. Paralelamente, no han dudado tampoco en plantear la guerra como una lucha existencial contra la OTAN, que según ellos se está acercando demasiado a las fronteras de Rusia. Prigozhin, según informó el ISW, habría asegurado que Moscú está luchando "exclusivamente contra ucranianos", equipados con material proporcionado por la OTAN y contra algunos mercenarios "rusófobos" que apoyan voluntariamente a Ucrania. Pero en ningún caso contra la propia OTAN. Igualmente, el líder de Wagner habría expresado sus dudas sobre los objetivos de "desnazificación" en Ucrania, mostrando sus dudas sobre la presencia de nazis en el país. También habría "rechazado de plano" las antiguas afirmaciones del Kremlin de que Rusia necesita defenderse de una amenaza de la OTAN. "Es ridículo pensar que los funcionarios rusos no sabían que la OTAN acudiría en ayuda de Kiev" dijo Prigozhin según el ISW.
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  1288.  Albin-my5co  I read carefully. NewsWorldRussia Wagner boss openly challenges Kremlin narrative on Ukraine Yevgueni Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner group and an uncomfortable figure for the Kremlin By Joshua Askew & Euronews Published 03/25/2023 - 17:25 Yevgueni Prigozhin doubts that the war that Russia is waging in Ukraine has to do with the alleged threat from NATO, and he also questions that, as Moscow says, they are fighting to "denazify Ukraine". The head of the notorious Wagner mercenary force, Yevgeny Prigozhin, continues to wage his personal battle against the Kremlin. The latest "shot" from him, and according to reports from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has been to openly contradict key aspects of the Kremlin's narrative on the Ukrainian war. Without going any further, Prigozhin would have denied that Russia is fighting against NATO, also questioning whether there are Nazis in Ukraine. The Kremlin has repeatedly justified the invasion of its neighbor as "necessary" in order to purge Kiev of neo-Nazis, who threaten Russia's peace and security, despite little evidence of this. At the same time, they have not hesitated to present the war as an existential fight against NATO, which according to them is getting too close to Russia's borders. Prigozhin, as reported by the ISW, would have assured that Moscow is fighting "exclusively against Ukrainians", equipped with material provided by NATO and against some "Russophobic" mercenaries who voluntarily support Ukraine. But in no case against NATO itself. Likewise, Wagner's leader would have expressed his doubts about the objectives of "denazification" in Ukraine, showing his doubts about the presence of Nazis in the country. He also reportedly "rejected out of hand" the Kremlin's long-standing claims that Russia needs to defend itself against a NATO threat. "It is ridiculous to think that Russian officials did not know that NATO would come to the aid of kyiv," Prigozhin was quoted as saying by the ISW.
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  1289.  Albin-my5co  Azov was initially formed as a volunteer militia in May 2014. [ 23 ] In 2015, the Ukrainian government decided to convert all battalions to volunteers, both the Territorial Defense Battalions associated with the armed forces and the Special Tasks Patrol Police. of the Ministry of Internal Affairs , in regular units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the National Guard , respectively. Azov is one of the latter. The Ukrainian government also opted to deploy only volunteer units to the Donbass front , promising that conscripts would not be sent into combat. In January 2015, the Azov Regiment officially became a regiment and its structures took a final form. A mobilization center and training center were established in Kiev , in the former "ATEK" industrial complex for selection and examination. The staff, made up of volunteers from all over Ukraine, had to go through a selection and verification process, quite similar to the army's mobilization procedures. [ 187 ] Recruits were then assigned to regimental combat units, or support and supply units, where they undergo intensive combat exercise training. Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance and Elimination Units(EOD) were considered Azov's elite and comprised of the most experienced personnel (usually ex-Ukrainian army special forces or similar). [ 187 ] In February 2023, acting Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko announced that Azov would be expanded from its regimental status as one of eight assault brigades of the new Offensive Guard Corps. [ 6 ] [ 7 ] [ 188 ] The Offensive Guard will be a volunteer formation of eight assault infantry brigades, six from the National Guard (all five are part of the GNU brigades), one from the National Guard Border and one under the National Police , scheduled to be fully active in April 2023. [ 189 ]
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  1299.  Albin-my5co  Do you know Yevgeny Prigozhin? Read how he denies Putin in public, and you of course. Wagner boss openly challenges Kremlin narrative on Ukraine Yevgueni Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner group and an uncomfortable figure for the Kremlin By Joshua Askew & Euronews Published 03/25/2023 - 17:25 Yevgueni Prigozhin doubts that the war that Russia is waging in Ukraine has to do with the alleged threat from NATO, and he also questions that, as Moscow says, they are fighting to "denazify Ukraine". The head of the notorious Wagner mercenary force, Yevgeny Prigozhin, continues to wage his personal battle against the Kremlin. The latest "shot" from him, and according to reports from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has been to openly contradict key aspects of the Kremlin's narrative on the Ukrainian war. Without going any further, Prigozhin would have denied that Russia is fighting against NATO, also questioning whether there are Nazis in Ukraine. The Kremlin has repeatedly justified the invasion of its neighbor as "necessary" in order to purge Kiev of neo-Nazis, who threaten Russia's peace and security, despite little evidence of this. At the same time, they have not hesitated to present the war as an existential fight against NATO, which according to them is getting too close to Russia's borders. Prigozhin, as reported by the ISW, would have assured that Moscow is fighting "exclusively against Ukrainians", equipped with material provided by NATO and against some "Russophobic" mercenaries who voluntarily support Ukraine. But in no case against NATO itself. Likewise, Wagner's leader would have expressed his doubts about the objectives of "denazification" in Ukraine, showing his doubts about the presence of Nazis in the country. He also reportedly "rejected out of hand" the Kremlin's long-standing claims that Russia needs to defend itself against a NATO threat. "It is ridiculous to think that Russian officials did not know that NATO would come to the aid of kyiv," Prigozhin was quoted as saying by the ISW.
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  1313. Read carefully. Israel News. Home » Opinion » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal May 19, 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 indigenous peoples' land rights 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, the United States of America and New Zealand, which voted against, have officially adopted the Declaration in 2010. 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 blatant 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. . Jews are an ethnic group that was the original settler of Judea and Samaria 3,500 years ago, when this land was granted to the Jews by the Almighty. The leaders of this world who chose to abstract from history mistakenly called Judea and Samaria the “West Bank” of the Jordan River (which includes Israel) or the “ occupied Palestinian territories
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  1356. ​ USSR89  Okay, now let's talk about the Nazis. Russian-Nazi Dmitri Utkin, read up on him a bit. Political and racial views According to various media outlets, Utkin is an admirer of Nazi Germany and has multiple Nazi tattoos, including the Schutzstaffel (SS) insignia.[10][11][12][13][14] Utkin reportedly named himself Wagner after the German composer Richard Wagner, because his work was greatly admired by Adolf Hitler and appropriated by the Nazis.[3][15][16] Members of the Wagner Group have said that Utkin is a Rodnover, a believer in the native Slavic faith.[17] Utkin has not appeared in public since 2016.[18] wagner group. far-right elements The Wagner Group has been linked to far-right extremism, including white supremacy and neo-Nazism.[65][107][66][108][109] Many of Wagner's founding members belong to the far-right ultranationalist Russian Imperial Movement.[108] Wagner co-founder Dmitry Utkin is reportedly a neo-Nazi and has several Nazi tattoos.[110][111][107][109] The name "Wagner" itself comes from Utkin's own "Wagner" call sign. It is said that he chose the name in honor of the German composer Richard Wagner, because Adolf Hitler admired his music.[112][107] Members of the Wagner Group say that Utkin is a Rodnover, a follower of the native Slavic faith.[113] A Wagner subgroup, "Rusich", was founded by self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov and is open about his far-right ideology.[114][115][116][117] Wagner members have also left neo-Nazi graffiti on the battlefield,[66][118] including swastikas and the SS emblem.[108][109]
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  1357. ​ USSR89  Okay, now let's talk about the Nazis. Russian-Nazi Dmitri Utkin, read up on him a bit. Political and racial views According to various media outlets, Utkin is an admirer of Nazi Germany and has multiple Nazi tattoos, including the Schutzstaffel (SS) insignia.[10][11][12][13][14] Utkin reportedly named himself Wagner after the German composer Richard Wagner, because his work was greatly admired by Adolf Hitler and appropriated by the Nazis.[3][15][16] Members of the Wagner Group have said that Utkin is a Rodnover, a believer in the native Slavic faith.[17] Utkin has not appeared in public since 2016.[18] wagner group. far-right elements The Wagner Group has been linked to far-right extremism, including white supremacy and neo-Nazism.[65][107][66][108][109] Many of Wagner's founding members belong to the far-right ultranationalist Russian Imperial Movement.[108] Wagner co-founder Dmitry Utkin is reportedly a neo-Nazi and has several Nazi tattoos.[110][111][107][109] The name "Wagner" itself comes from Utkin's own "Wagner" call sign. It is said that he chose the name in honor of the German composer Richard Wagner, because Adolf Hitler admired his music.[112][107] Members of the Wagner Group say that Utkin is a Rodnover, a follower of the native Slavic faith.[113] A Wagner subgroup, "Rusich", was founded by self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov and is open about his far-right ideology.[114][115][116][117] Wagner members have also left neo-Nazi graffiti on the battlefield,[66][118] including swastikas and the SS emblem.[108][109]
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  1358. ​ USSR89  And here's something else. Neo-Nazi Yevgeny Prigozhin DENIES the Nazi Putin in public and the fake Nazi PROPAGANDA of him in Ukraine. NewsWorldRussia Wagner boss openly challenges Kremlin narrative on Ukraine Yevgueni Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner group and an uncomfortable figure for the Kremlin By Joshua Askew & Euronews in Spanish • 03/25/2023 Yevgeny Prigozhin doubts that the war that Russia is waging in Ukraine has to do with the alleged threat from NATO, and also questions that, as Moscow says, they are fighting to "denazify Ukraine". The head of Wagner's notorious mercenary force, Yevgeny Prigozhin, continues to wage his personal battle against the Kremlin. The latest "shot" from him, and according to reports from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), has been to openly contradict key aspects of the Kremlin's narrative on the Ukraine war. Without going any further, Prigozhin would have denied that Russia is fighting against NATO, also questioning whether there are Nazis in Ukraine. The Kremlin has repeatedly justified the invasion of its neighbor as "necessary" to purge kyiv of neo-Nazis, who threaten Russia's peace and security, despite little evidence of this. At the same time, they have not hesitated to present the war as an existential fight against NATO, which they say is getting too close to Russia's borders. Prigozhin, according to ISW reports, would have assured that Moscow fights "exclusively against Ukrainians", equipped with material provided by NATO and against some "Russophobic" mercenaries who voluntarily support Ukraine. But in no case against NATO itself. Likewise, the Wagnerian leader would have expressed his doubts about the objectives of "denazification" in Ukraine, showing his doubts about the presence of Nazis in the country. He has also reportedly "flatly rejected" longstanding Kremlin claims that Russia needs to defend itself against a NATO threat. “It is ridiculous to think that Russian officials did not know that NATO would come to the aid of kyiv,” Prigozhin was quoted as saying by ISW.
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  1445.  @Zelensky_Huilo  Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and injured in the war in Ukraine Nearly 500,000 dead and injured in the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of which 120,000 are dead and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. 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 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 release 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 approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 injured, he 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 village, the first such success since July 27, signaling the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without powerful air support.
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  1446.  @Zelensky_Huilo  DW News. CONFLICTS UKRAINE Russian invasion of Ukraine has left half a million casualties 08/18/2023August 18, 2023 Some 120,000 Russian soldiers have died, according to estimates by US officials, who put the Ukrainian deaths at 70,000. The rest are wounded. A Ukrainian soldier salutes from a tank in the Donetsk region. A Ukrainian soldier salutes from a tank in the Donetsk region.Image: LIBKOS/AP/picture alliance ADVERTISING US officials cited by the New York Times assured this Friday (08/18/2023) that the Russian invasion of Ukraine has left half a million dead and wounded on both sides since February 2022, with a sharp increase in casualties since the beginning of the spring counteroffensive launched by Ukrainian forces. Members of the US government, who spoke on condition of anonymity, stressed that making estimates has become complex, as it is assumed that Moscow underestimates the number of its casualties, while Kiev does not reveal official figures. An important part of these victims are explained by the Battle of Bakhmut. Estimates affirm that the military casualties of the invaders are close to 300,000 soldiers, which are divided into 120,000 dead and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. The deaths on the Ukrainian side, meanwhile, would approach 70,000, with an estimated up to 120,000 war wounded. On the front, Russia has three soldiers for every one Ukrainian, with a higher population that would also allow it to replace losses more easily. Advances in the south According to estimates by analysts cited by the New York Times, Ukraine has about 500,000 soldiers deployed, while Russia has 1,330,000, including paramilitaries and reservists. The officials added that the number of casualties had increased sharply since the start of the Ukrainian counteroffensive. Neither Russia nor Ukraine commented on the report, according to the Reuters agency. This same day, Kiev assured that it has made progress in its attack in the south against the Russian invaders, liberating a town (Urozhaine) for the first time since July 27 and achieving important gains around Robotyne. There is unanimity that the operation has been more complex than estimated due to the defensive lines heavily undermined by the occupiers, which Ukraine must overcome without adequate air support. DZC Reuters, New York Times
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  1474. The plan was put together by a team led by Trump's son-in-law and senior advisor to the US president , Jared Kushner . [ 2 ] Both the Yesha Council of West Bank settlers [ 3 ] and the Palestinian leadership rejected the plan: the former because it envisioned a Palestinian state , [ 3 ] the latter arguing that it is too biased in favor of Israel . [ 1 ] The plan was divided into two parts, an economic part and a political part. On June 22, 2019, the Trump administration released the economic portion of the plan, titled "Peace to Prosperity," at a US-led conference in Manama , Bahrain . The Palestinian leadership boycotted the event. [ 4 ] The political part was revealed at the end of January 2020. [ 1 ] During the press conference announcing the plan, Netanyahu announced that the Israeli government would immediately annex the Jordan Valley and West Bank settlements while pledging not to create new settlements in the areas awarded to the Palestinians for at least four years. The US ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, stated that the Trump administration had given permission for immediate annexation, stating that "Israel does not have to wait at all" and "we will recognize that." The spokesman for Likud , Netanyahu's political party, tweeted that Israeli sovereignty over the settlements would be declared the following Sunday. The Trump administration clarified that no such green light had been given. No decision would be made before new Israeli elections , called for March 2, 2020, and the formation of a new government. [ 5 ]
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  1475. The stated purpose of Trump's peace plan was to outline the terms of an agreement, which would be signed by both sides, to end the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians and clarify all claims made by both sides in the conflict. Section 21 of the plan stipulated that this would be proposed in a new UN Security Council resolution and in a new United Nations General Assembly resolution . [ 11 ] The authors of the proposal anticipated that achieving such a solution would provide the Palestinians with self-government while denying them any power that could constitute a threat to Israel. [ 11 ] The successful solution would direct flights between the State of Israel and its neighbors. [ 11 ] The Trump administration declared that it would break with the old paradigms of past approaches to the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, eliminating two central problems [ 12 ] by implementing two measures in 2017 and 2019, which suggested the redefinition of United States of the parameters to definitively resolve the conflict largely by adopting Israeli positions. [ 13 ] These were the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel on December 6, 2017 and a declaration on November 18, 2019 indicating that Jewish settlements in the West Bank were consistent with international law. [ 2 ] [ 14 ] As a visible sign of its break with the past, the United States opened its embassy in the American consulate complex building in the Arnona neighborhood of Jerusalem on the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the State of Israel
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  1534.  @pihuCmg  He who laughs last laughs best, of sure, HA, HA, HA. Israel News. Home » Nearly 500,000 dead and injured in the war in Ukraine Nearly 500,000 dead and injured in the war in Ukraine Russian military casualties are approaching 300,000, of which 120,000 are dead and between 170,000 and 180,000 wounded. 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 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 release 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 approaching 70,000, with between 100,000 and 120,000 injured, he 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 village, the first such success since July 27, signaling the challenge it faces in advancing through heavily mined Russian defensive lines without powerful air support.
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  1539. Victory to Ukraine, Victory to the heroes. 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 the wounded are between 100,000 and 120,000, he adds. Russia's losses 09/27/2023 Approximate valuation. Staff 276,990 +320 injured 830,970 100% 900,000 russian armed forces armored combat vehicles 8950 +4 13,758 russian armed forces 65.1% Tanks 4675 +3 3,300 russian armed forces 100% Artillery 6337 +38 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 twenty 519 russian armed forces 3.9%
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  1542.  @Factsagainstpropoganda  Is an emoji your best argument? 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. ADVERTISING 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. ADVERTISING 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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  1569. Tell it to the UN. Educating Western ignorance. Home » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal May 19, 2020 in Opinion 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 indigenous peoples' land rights 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, the United States of America and New Zealand, which voted against, have officially adopted the Declaration in 2010. 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 blatant 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. . Jews are an ethnic group that was the original settler of Judea and Samaria 3,500 years ago, when this land was granted to the Jews by the Almighty. The leaders of this world who chose to abstract from history mistakenly called Judea and Samaria the “West Bank” of the Jordan River (which includes Israel) or the “occupied Palestinian territories.” After the Balfour Declaration (1917), the Treaty of Lausanne (1923), the British Mandate (1922), the San Remo Resolution (1920) and the Treaty of Sèvres (1920), international law was created and recognized and They restored the historic rights of the Jews to their lands. The signatories of these treaties and the Mandate (United Kingdom, France, Turkey, Japan, Italy, etc.) are bound by them. In the mandate granted to the United Kingdom in August 1922, the League of Nations recognized "the historical connection of the Jewish people with Palestine and the basis for the restoration of their homeland in that country." Thus, the right of the Jewish people to settle in the land of Palestine, their historic homeland, and to establish their State there, is a legitimate right enshrined in international law. The UNDRIP affirms the right of the Jewish people as indigenous people and "especially their rights to their lands, territories and resources." The time has come for Jews to fully exercise their rights. United Nations General Assembly resolutions declaring that the colonization of Jews in Jewish Samaria is contrary to international law are only recommendations and have never led to changes in existing binding treaties. UN Security Council resolutions declaring settlements in Judea and Samaria illegal are not binding. Only the resolutions of Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter are binding on all UN Member States. For example, Security Council Resolution 2334 was adopted on December 23, 2016 by a vote of 14-0. Four permanent members of the Security Council – China, France, Russia and the United Kingdom – voted in favor, the US abstained. This resolution was not adopted under Chapter VII of the Charter. It is not binding. That resolution states that Israel's settlement activity constitutes a "flagrant violation" of international law. It has "no legal validity." This resolution violates UNDRIP, the British Mandate and the other treaties.
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  1570. of the Jewish people The right to <<settle>> in Judea and Samaria, and Israel's right to annex some parts of Judea and Samaria (part of Palestine) derive from the mandate (Levy Report of July 9, 2012). In accordance with the mandate, the right to annex some parts of Judea and Samaria is a direct consequence of the right of Jews to settle throughout Palestine, that is, in the territory of the 1936 mandate. Article 80 of the United Nations Charter (1945) recognized the validity of existing rights that States and peoples acquired under the various mandates, including the British Mandate over Palestine (1922), and the rights of Jews to settle in Palestine (Judea-Samaria) under those instruments. (Pr. E. Rostow). These rights cannot be altered by the UN. Except as agreed in the terms of the instruments individual administration agreements shall be construed in any way that modifies in any way the rights of any States or peoples or existing international rights to which the Members of the United Nations may respectively be parties. (Article 80, paragraph 1, Charter of the United Nations) In a series of decisions and advisory opinions on Namibia, the International Court of Justice ruled that a League Mandate is a binding international instrument like a treaty, which continues as a fiduciary obligation of the international community until its terms are fulfilled. In the Namibia case, the Court upheld the Security Council's ruling that South Africa had abandoned its rights as a Mandatory Power by failing to fulfill some of its fundamental duties. The mandate survived as a trust, based on the legal principles confirmed by Article 80 of the Charter. Like the South African Mandate, the Palestine Mandate survived the termination of British administration as a trust under Article 80 of the United Nations Charter (Pr. E Rostow). Therefore, there are Jewish rights of <<settlement>> in the so-called «West Bank» (Palestine); It cannot be seriously maintained, as the European Union, Western States, France, the United Kingdom, Russia, China and other States do, that the Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria are illegal and that the annexation is contrary to international law. This position is political, not legal. Despite UN resolutions to the contrary, the establishment of Israeli civilian settlements in the West Bank is not incompatible with international law, said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Israel, the Jewish State, as a member of the international community has the right but also the duty to fulfill the mandate that most nations ignored fearing terrorism and the Muslim world, animated by 2000 years of religious hatred and anti-Semitism. One hundred and three years have passed since the Balfour Declaration, 73 years since the rejection of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181 on November 29, 1947, 52 years since the Six-Day War of 1967 and 27 years since the Oslo Accords. The Oslo Accords of 1993 and 1995 were signed but did not lead to peace. The Arab Muslim leaders of Judea Samaria and Gaza do not want peace, they rejected Israel's offer made in 2000 and 2008 to live in peace. The participation of the Palestinian Authority security apparatus in the slaughter of Jews since 1993 is proof, as is the payment of prisoners involved in crimes related to terrorism. Abbas's threats that the Palestinians will provoke an "uprising" after the Bahrain Conference and after Israel applies sovereignty over Judea and Samaria must be taken seriously. Abbas is definitely not interested in peace. Israel has a duty to draw the logical consequences of this behavior and annex all or some of the territories of area C, to ensure the existence of its population within secure borders, and to be able to receive the 6 million Jews who still live in exile, who wish to settle in Israel.
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  1571. By the way, the false Palestinian people do not exist, bad luck goyim. Home » Smotrich in Paris: there is no such thing as a “Palestinian people” Smotrich in Paris: there is no such thing as a “Palestinian people” Smotrich made the remarks at an event in memory of the late Likud activist Jacques Kupfer, who died of cancer two years ago. March 20, 2023 in Government Smotrich in Paris: there is no such thing as a “Palestinian people” Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich at a press conference in Tel Aviv on March 2, 2023. (Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90) On Sunday night in Paris, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said that “the Palestinian people are an invention that is less than 100 years old.” Smotrich made these remarks at a memorial event for the late Likud activist Jacques Kupfer, who died of cancer two years ago: “Without room for ambiguity, we must spread Jacques' reality that there are no Palestinians because there is no Palestinian people. It is imperative that we tell the truth, without fear of the consequences and without being affected by the duplicity of BDS and pro-Palestinian groups.” Smotrich identifies himself as a legitimate Palestinian In his speech, Smotrich identified himself as Palestinian. “The real Palestinian in my family is my grandfather, who was a 13th generation Jerusalemite. “My ancestors were the first to settle in the Metula area, and my grandmother was born there more than a century ago.” In doing so, he referenced international law and stated that “under the law, a country can be identified by its five defining characteristics: its history, its culture, its language, its currency and its historical leadership. In the beginning, who ruled the Palestinians? Do Palestinians have their own language? Have the Palestinians ever had their own currency? Does Palestine have a long history or a unique culture? There is none.” False rhetoric of the “Palestinian nation” “Some Middle Eastern Arabs have been in the Land of Israel since the period of Jewish aliyah and early Zionism. The Israelites have been wandering in exile for two millennia, but they are finally coming home, and some of the local Arabs are not happy about it. So what do they do? To combat the Zionist cause, they invent a nation and false claims about their ownership of Israel,” the Finance Minister continued. “This is the Elysee Palace, and this is the kind of truth that has to be heard here. The White House in Washington, DC, must also listen to this reality, as must the Jewish people in the State of Israel, many of whom are bewildered. This is the truth, and the world has to know it, because the truth always triumphs,” Smotrich said.
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  1581. Educating Western ignorance. Home » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal May 19, 2020 in Opinion 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 indigenous peoples' land rights 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, the United States of America and New Zealand, which voted against, have officially adopted the Declaration in 2010. 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 blatant 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. . Jews are an ethnic group that was the original settler of Judea and Samaria 3,500 years ago, when this land was granted to the Jews by the Almighty. The leaders of this world who chose to abstract from history mistakenly called Judea and Samaria the “West Bank” of the Jordan River (which includes Israel) or the “occupied Palestinian territories.” After the Balfour Declaration (1917), the Treaty of Lausanne (1923), the British Mandate (1922), the San Remo Resolution (1920) and the Treaty of Sèvres (1920), international law was created and recognized and They restored the historic rights of the Jews to their lands. The signatories of these treaties and the Mandate (United Kingdom, France, Turkey, Japan, Italy, etc.) are bound by them. In the mandate granted to the United Kingdom in August 1922, the League of Nations recognized "the historical connection of the Jewish people with Palestine and the basis for the restoration of their homeland in that country." Thus, the right of the Jewish people to settle in the land of Palestine, their historic homeland, and to establish their State there, is a legitimate right enshrined in international law. The UNDRIP affirms the right of the Jewish people as indigenous people and "especially their rights to their lands, territories and resources." The time has come for Jews to fully exercise their rights. United Nations General Assembly resolutions declaring that the colonization of Jews in Jewish Samaria is contrary to international law are only recommendations and have never led to changes in existing binding treaties. UN Security Council resolutions declaring settlements in Judea and Samaria illegal are not binding. Only the resolutions of Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter are binding on all UN Member States. For example, Security Council Resolution 2334 was adopted on December 23, 2016 by a vote of 14-0. Four permanent members of the Security Council – China, France, Russia and the United Kingdom – voted in favor, the US abstained. This resolution was not adopted under Chapter VII of the Charter. It is not binding. That resolution states that Israel's settlement activity constitutes a "flagrant violation" of international law. It has "no legal validity." This resolution violates UNDRIP, the British Mandate and the other treaties.
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  1582. of the Jewish people The right to <<settle>> in Judea and Samaria, and Israel's right to annex some parts of Judea and Samaria (part of Palestine) derive from the mandate (Levy Report of July 9, 2012). In accordance with the mandate, the right to annex some parts of Judea and Samaria is a direct consequence of the right of Jews to settle throughout Palestine, that is, in the territory of the 1936 mandate. Article 80 of the United Nations Charter (1945) recognized the validity of existing rights that States and peoples acquired under the various mandates, including the British Mandate over Palestine (1922), and the rights of Jews to settle in Palestine (Judea-Samaria) under those instruments. (Pr. E. Rostow). These rights cannot be altered by the UN. Except as agreed in the terms of the instruments individual administration agreements shall be construed in any way that modifies in any way the rights of any States or peoples or existing international rights to which the Members of the United Nations may respectively be parties. (Article 80, paragraph 1, Charter of the United Nations) In a series of decisions and advisory opinions on Namibia, the International Court of Justice ruled that a League Mandate is a binding international instrument like a treaty, which continues as a fiduciary obligation of the international community until its terms are fulfilled. In the Namibia case, the Court upheld the Security Council's ruling that South Africa had abandoned its rights as a Mandatory Power by failing to fulfill some of its fundamental duties. The mandate survived as a trust, based on the legal principles confirmed by Article 80 of the Charter. Like the South African Mandate, the Palestine Mandate survived the termination of British administration as a trust under Article 80 of the United Nations Charter (Pr. E Rostow). Therefore, there are Jewish rights of <<settlement>> in the so-called «West Bank» (Palestine); It cannot be seriously maintained, as the European Union, Western States, France, the United Kingdom, Russia, China and other States do, that the Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria are illegal and that the annexation is contrary to international law. This position is political, not legal. Despite UN resolutions to the contrary, the establishment of Israeli civilian settlements in the West Bank is not incompatible with international law, said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Israel, the Jewish State, as a member of the international community has the right but also the duty to fulfill the mandate that most nations ignored fearing terrorism and the Muslim world, animated by 2000 years of religious hatred and anti-Semitism. One hundred and three years have passed since the Balfour Declaration, 73 years since the rejection of United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181 on November 29, 1947, 52 years since the Six-Day War of 1967 and 27 years since the Oslo Accords. The Oslo Accords of 1993 and 1995 were signed but did not lead to peace. The Arab Muslim leaders of Judea Samaria and Gaza do not want peace, they rejected Israel's offer made in 2000 and 2008 to live in peace. The participation of the Palestinian Authority security apparatus in the slaughter of Jews since 1993 is proof, as is the payment of prisoners involved in crimes related to terrorism. Abbas's threats that the Palestinians will provoke an "uprising" after the Bahrain Conference and after Israel applies sovereignty over Judea and Samaria must be taken seriously. Abbas is definitely not interested in peace. Israel has a duty to draw the logical consequences of this behavior and annex all or some of the territories of area C, to ensure the existence of its population within secure borders, and to be able to receive the 6 million Jews who still live in exile, who wish to settle in Israel.
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  1591.  USSR89  Okay, now let's talk about the Nazis. Russian-Nazi Dmitri Utkin, read up on him a bit. Political and racial views According to various media outlets, Utkin is an admirer of Nazi Germany and has multiple Nazi tattoos, including the Schutzstaffel (SS) insignia.[10][11][12][13][14] Utkin reportedly named himself Wagner after the German composer Richard Wagner, because his work was greatly admired by Adolf Hitler and appropriated by the Nazis.[3][15][16] Members of the Wagner Group have said that Utkin is a Rodnover, a believer in the native Slavic faith.[17] Utkin has not appeared in public since 2016.[18] wagner group. far-right elements The Wagner Group has been linked to far-right extremism, including white supremacy and neo-Nazism.[65][107][66][108][109] Many of Wagner's founding members belong to the far-right ultranationalist Russian Imperial Movement.[108] Wagner co-founder Dmitry Utkin is reportedly a neo-Nazi and has several Nazi tattoos.[110][111][107][109] The name "Wagner" itself comes from Utkin's own "Wagner" call sign. It is said that he chose the name in honor of the German composer Richard Wagner, because Adolf Hitler admired his music.[112][107] Members of the Wagner Group say that Utkin is a Rodnover, a follower of the native Slavic faith.[113] A Wagner subgroup, "Rusich", was founded by self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov and is open about his far-right ideology.[114][115][116][117] Wagner members have also left neo-Nazi graffiti on the battlefield,[66][118] including swastikas and the SS emblem.[108][109]
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  1594.  USSR89  Okay, now let's talk about the Nazis. Russian-Nazi Dmitri Utkin, read up on him a bit. Political and racial views According to various media outlets, Utkin is an admirer of Nazi Germany and has multiple Nazi tattoos, including the Schutzstaffel (SS) insignia.[10][11][12][13][14] Utkin reportedly named himself Wagner after the German composer Richard Wagner, because his work was greatly admired by Adolf Hitler and appropriated by the Nazis.[3][15][16] Members of the Wagner Group have said that Utkin is a Rodnover, a believer in the native Slavic faith.[17] Utkin has not appeared in public since 2016.[18] wagner group. far-right elements The Wagner Group has been linked to far-right extremism, including white supremacy and neo-Nazism.[65][107][66][108][109] Many of Wagner's founding members belong to the far-right ultranationalist Russian Imperial Movement.[108] Wagner co-founder Dmitry Utkin is reportedly a neo-Nazi and has several Nazi tattoos.[110][111][107][109] The name "Wagner" itself comes from Utkin's own "Wagner" call sign. It is said that he chose the name in honor of the German composer Richard Wagner, because Adolf Hitler admired his music.[112][107] Members of the Wagner Group say that Utkin is a Rodnover, a follower of the native Slavic faith.[113] A Wagner subgroup, "Rusich", was founded by self-proclaimed neo-Nazi Alexey Milchakov and is open about his far-right ideology.[114][115][116][117] Wagner members have also left neo-Nazi graffiti on the battlefield,[66][118] including swastikas and the SS emblem.[108][109]
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  1614. ​​ @mrmelmba  Isaiah 41:17 [17] "The poor and the needy seek water in vain, their tongues are cracked with thirst. I, YAH... I, the Elohim of Yisra'el, will answer them, I will not abandon them." Read carefully. Israel News. Home » Opinion » Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is legal May 19, 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 indigenous peoples' land rights 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, the United States of America and New Zealand, which voted against, have officially adopted the Declaration in 2010. 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 blatant 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. . Jews are an ethnic group that was the original settler of Judea and Samaria 3,500 years ago, when this land was granted to the Jews by the Almighty. The leaders of this world who chose to abstract from history mistakenly called Judea and Samaria the “West Bank” of the Jordan River (which includes Israel) or the “ occupied Palestinian territories
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