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"At a time when our soldiers are fighting terrorist monsters, the intention to issue sanctions against a unit in the IDF is the height of absurdity and a moral low," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu writes on X.
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Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, had her personal computer and photos of the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish taken from her home. She was transferred for further questioning at the police station in Mevasseret Zion.
The sit-in was organized by the activist group No Tech for Apartheid. Protesters gathered at the offices of Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian in Sunnyvale and the 10th floor commons area in New York.
The recognition comes as a testament to Rachel Goldberg-Polin's unwavering advocacy and efforts to raise global awareness about the ongoing hostage crisis.
This escalation comes a day after Israel kills senior members of the Shiite group. Tensions with Iran are reaching new heights after a series of strikes and counterstrikes.
"There is no food shortage in Gaza, and there never was," says an Israeli official familiar with the details. "The stores are full, the markets are bursting with goods, fruits, vegetables, shawarma, pitas – there is everything. Do you know why they no longer loot convoys? Because there is no shortage. The quantities entering are not normal."
An Israeli government source said the war cabinet session scheduled for Tuesday had been put off until Wednesday, without elaborating. Hoping to steer Israel away from massive retaliation, the US and Europe flagged a toughening of economic and political sanctions against Iran.
Following Biden’s call with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding possible retaliation against Iran, the question of timing and course of action looms large. The defense minister and the chief of staff believe a swift action is necessary, while Gantz is of the opinion that immediate action is not imperative. A senior official stated, "Iran will suffer a blow it cannot prevent."
The aid package for Israel has been stalled for six months due to domestic political disagreements on Capitol Hill.
