🇵🇸👳‍♂️❌🇵🇸 — The Doghmush family’s Central Council issued a strongly worded statement condemning Hamas’s "Sahm Unit" for a violent raid on family homes in Gaza.

The statement accuses Hamas of killing innocent civilians, violating the sanctity of women and children, and committing unjustified acts of bloodshed over a personal dispute.

It rejects claims that the family was involved in the killing of Saleh al-Jafarawi and accuses Hamas leaders of using the banner of so-called resistance to settle internal scores.

The family emphasizes its long history of sacrifice for Gaza, claiming over 700 "martyrs," and calls for an emergency gathering of Gaza’s clans to confront Hamas’s internal security units and prevent further chaos.

The statement concludes by affirming the Doghmush family’s commitment to genuine resistance while vowing not to remain silent about the attacks against it.

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🇳🇱🇨🇳 Netherlands cracks down on China-owned chip firm over security risk

The Dutch government said on Sunday that it had taken the "highly exceptional" decision to intervene at Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia over a potential "risk to Dutch and European economic security".

The Netherlands-based firm's owner Wingtech said on Monday that it will take actions to protect its rights and will seek government support.

The Dutch government said its economic affairs ministry had invoked its Goods Availability Act over "acute signals of serious governance shortcomings" within Nexperia.

The law is designed to allow the Hague to intervene in companies under exceptional circumstances. These include threats to the country's economic security and to ensure the supply of critical goods.

Nexperia makes semiconductors used in cars and consumer electronics.

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🇲🇬 Madagascar is the latest country to collapse after a wave of Gen Z protests!

President Andry Rajoelina has fled the country after the army sided with mass protests.

According to Reuters, he departed on a French military aircraft after the elite CAPSAT unit and parts of the gendarmerie joined the demonstrators.

The day before, Rajoelina flew by helicopter to Saint Marie Island on Madagascar’s east coast, then boarded a plane to the French island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean, from where he and his family reportedly flew on to Mauritius or the UAE.

Radio RFI, citing informed sources, reported that the evacuation of the Malagasy president was authorized by French leader Emmanuel Macron to ensure a peaceful transition.

The protests began on September 25 over water and electricity shortages but quickly escalated into an uprising against corruption and poverty. Rajoelina, who came to power after the 2009 coup, had rapidly lost the support of the security forces in recent weeks.

The likely interim leader of Madagascar will be Major General Demosphen Picolas, commander of the elite CAPSAT unit.

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