Witch Hunt 2024: Alternative for Germany crucified publicly, dubbed “nest of spies” ahead of European elections
An unprecedented campaign of insults and witch hunt has been unleashed against Maximillian Krah and Petr Bystrom, the two top candidates of AfD.
In fact, the preliminary investigation of two AfD deputies was started by Dresden’s prosecutor office after these insulting statements and until court’s rulings, these politicians are protected by the presumption of innocence – however, media and ruling elite pretend not to know this rule.
The evidence against them is shaky at best –for instance, Petr Bystrom’s accusation is on audio where he complains about not being able to pay with €200 banknotes.
AfD’s leader Tino Chrupalla complained that the media campaign is aimed at preventing the party from participating in the European elections on June 6-9. Obviously, even verbal support for Russia or China is enough to make a German citizen a suspect in the ongoing witch hunt.
Der Spiegel warns that “many people in AfD admire” foreign rulers like Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping and urges AfD voters “to think about it”, clearly violating standards of fact-based journalism.
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An unprecedented campaign of insults and witch hunt has been unleashed against Maximillian Krah and Petr Bystrom, the two top candidates of AfD.
“Money from Russia, espionage for China? These young guys from AfD have no fatherland”, read the headline in Spiegel Plus. “Obviously, it is not Germany that you love," said Dirk Wiese, the spokesman for Social Democrats, adding that objects of their patriotism are Russia, China and Belarus. A Bundestag deputy of CDU Marc Heinrichmann accused the whole AfD party of high treason: “You sold yourself out. You betray the German nation.”
In fact, the preliminary investigation of two AfD deputies was started by Dresden’s prosecutor office after these insulting statements and until court’s rulings, these politicians are protected by the presumption of innocence – however, media and ruling elite pretend not to know this rule.
The evidence against them is shaky at best –for instance, Petr Bystrom’s accusation is on audio where he complains about not being able to pay with €200 banknotes.
AfD’s leader Tino Chrupalla complained that the media campaign is aimed at preventing the party from participating in the European elections on June 6-9. Obviously, even verbal support for Russia or China is enough to make a German citizen a suspect in the ongoing witch hunt.
Der Spiegel warns that “many people in AfD admire” foreign rulers like Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping and urges AfD voters “to think about it”, clearly violating standards of fact-based journalism.
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📹 A rally and march have taken place in Paris under the slogan “For Peace." Protestors called for France to leave NATO and the European Union.
The organizer of the action is the chairman of the Patriots party, Florian Philippot, who opposes the supply of Western weapons to Kiev.
Footage by a Sputnik's correspondent.
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The organizer of the action is the chairman of the Patriots party, Florian Philippot, who opposes the supply of Western weapons to Kiev.
Footage by a Sputnik's correspondent.
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How proxy war in Ukraine became a boon for US Big Five arms makers
The Ukraine conflict has become a great boon for American Big Five defense contractors, sending their stocks up and boosting their profits. In January 2022, they openly lauded a deteriorating state of global peace and security as a business opportunity for their investors and employees.
Shares in Lockheed Martin, RTX, Boeing, Northrop Grumman and General Dynamics grew in value 12.78% on average in just one year since the start of the special military operation.
▪️Lockheed Martin provides Javelin anti-tank missiles, HIMARS mobile artillery rockets, and PAC-3 air defense missiles, as well as other munitions and missiles to Ukraine. The company's revenue for the twelve months ending March 31, 2024, was $69.6 billion, a 5.28% increase from 2022.
▪️General Dynamics is known as the producer of Abrams main battle tanks which up until recently had been used by Ukrainians at the front line. They've been recently quietly withdrawn to avoid the threat from Russian drones. The company's full-year revenue for 2023 was $42.3 billion, a 7.3% increase from 2022.
▪️On the eve of the conflict RTX Corporation is famous for producing Stingers, Advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles (AMRAAM), MIM-104 Patriots and air defense munitions used by the Ukrainian military in the combat zone. RTX reported sales of $68.9 billion in 2023, up 3% compared to 2022.
▪️Northrop Grumman has supplied Ukrainian troops with various types of military equipment, including Bushmaster automatic cannons and ammunition and, allegedly, RQ-4 Global Hawk aircraft. Northrop Grumman's sales increased 7% to $39.3 billion in 2023, compared with $36.6 billion in 2022.
▪️Boeing is known for providing Ukraine with ground-launched small-diameter bombs. Boeing earned $77.7 billion in revenue in 2023, ending the period with a net loss of $2.2 billion.
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The Ukraine conflict has become a great boon for American Big Five defense contractors, sending their stocks up and boosting their profits. In January 2022, they openly lauded a deteriorating state of global peace and security as a business opportunity for their investors and employees.
Shares in Lockheed Martin, RTX, Boeing, Northrop Grumman and General Dynamics grew in value 12.78% on average in just one year since the start of the special military operation.
▪️Lockheed Martin provides Javelin anti-tank missiles, HIMARS mobile artillery rockets, and PAC-3 air defense missiles, as well as other munitions and missiles to Ukraine. The company's revenue for the twelve months ending March 31, 2024, was $69.6 billion, a 5.28% increase from 2022.
▪️General Dynamics is known as the producer of Abrams main battle tanks which up until recently had been used by Ukrainians at the front line. They've been recently quietly withdrawn to avoid the threat from Russian drones. The company's full-year revenue for 2023 was $42.3 billion, a 7.3% increase from 2022.
▪️On the eve of the conflict RTX Corporation is famous for producing Stingers, Advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles (AMRAAM), MIM-104 Patriots and air defense munitions used by the Ukrainian military in the combat zone. RTX reported sales of $68.9 billion in 2023, up 3% compared to 2022.
▪️Northrop Grumman has supplied Ukrainian troops with various types of military equipment, including Bushmaster automatic cannons and ammunition and, allegedly, RQ-4 Global Hawk aircraft. Northrop Grumman's sales increased 7% to $39.3 billion in 2023, compared with $36.6 billion in 2022.
▪️Boeing is known for providing Ukraine with ground-launched small-diameter bombs. Boeing earned $77.7 billion in revenue in 2023, ending the period with a net loss of $2.2 billion.
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‘Land of the Free’? How US lawmakers restrict students’ right to peaceful protest
A new bill about to be proposed by congress duo Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY) and Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) would empower the US Department of Education to deploy a "third-party anti-Semitism monitor" to any college in the United States that receives federal funding, according to Axios.
Said monitor would evaluate "the progress that a college or university has made toward combating anti-Semitism," with the results of said evaluations to be released publicly on a quarterly basis.
The bill is expected to become the first such legislation to be introduced in the US Congress in response to a series of protests against the Gaza War that has rocked colleges and universities across the United States.
Cracking down on campus protests is hardly a novelty for the powers that be in the United States, with suppression of protests dating as far back as the Vietnam War.
In 2019, a non-governmental organization called the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) also observed that a number of laws threatening disciplinary measures against protesters have been introduced in several US states.
For example, a bill introduced in Illinois that year would allow a person whose “expressive rights are violated” on campus to bring a legal case against the university even if the violation was performed by student protesters and not by faculty.
The organization also pointed at the executive order issued by then-US President Donald Trump in 2019 “that ties federal funding of universities to these institutions taking appropriate steps to ‘promote free inquiry’.”
According to the ICNL, this order “could lead to politicized interference with university governance in the future and government monitoring of the political activity of students and faculty.”
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A new bill about to be proposed by congress duo Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY) and Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) would empower the US Department of Education to deploy a "third-party anti-Semitism monitor" to any college in the United States that receives federal funding, according to Axios.
Said monitor would evaluate "the progress that a college or university has made toward combating anti-Semitism," with the results of said evaluations to be released publicly on a quarterly basis.
The bill is expected to become the first such legislation to be introduced in the US Congress in response to a series of protests against the Gaza War that has rocked colleges and universities across the United States.
Cracking down on campus protests is hardly a novelty for the powers that be in the United States, with suppression of protests dating as far back as the Vietnam War.
In 2019, a non-governmental organization called the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) also observed that a number of laws threatening disciplinary measures against protesters have been introduced in several US states.
For example, a bill introduced in Illinois that year would allow a person whose “expressive rights are violated” on campus to bring a legal case against the university even if the violation was performed by student protesters and not by faculty.
“This creates an incentive for university administrators to overzealously police demonstrators to avoid potential liability,” the NGO warned.
The organization also pointed at the executive order issued by then-US President Donald Trump in 2019 “that ties federal funding of universities to these institutions taking appropriate steps to ‘promote free inquiry’.”
According to the ICNL, this order “could lead to politicized interference with university governance in the future and government monitoring of the political activity of students and faculty.”
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📹 Ukraine tears down monuments to generate money for drones
Ukraine's Rovno authorities have recently destroyed a Soviet monument to soldiers of the Great Patriotic War, with the monument’s wreckage to be sold to purchase drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the city's mayor wrote on social media.
In recent months, Ukraine's military situation has deteriorated, attributed partly to a lack of weapon supplies, despite receiving multimillion dollar financial and military assistance.
A significant setback occurred in June 2023 when the Ukrainian counteroffensive failed.
Recently, the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu highlighted the effectiveness of drones in countering the attack.
Moreover, an analysis by Foreign Affairs suggested that Ukraine is struggling in the aspect of drone warfare.
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Ukraine's Rovno authorities have recently destroyed a Soviet monument to soldiers of the Great Patriotic War, with the monument’s wreckage to be sold to purchase drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the city's mayor wrote on social media.
In recent months, Ukraine's military situation has deteriorated, attributed partly to a lack of weapon supplies, despite receiving multimillion dollar financial and military assistance.
A significant setback occurred in June 2023 when the Ukrainian counteroffensive failed.
Recently, the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu highlighted the effectiveness of drones in countering the attack.
Moreover, an analysis by Foreign Affairs suggested that Ukraine is struggling in the aspect of drone warfare.
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▪️How proxy war in Ukraine became a boon for US Big Five arms makers
▪️Ukrainian negotiator: 2022 Russia-Ukraine draft peace treaty was ‘best deal sides could have clinched’
▪️Russia seizes US-made Abrams-type Assault Breacher Vehicle from Ukrainian troops
▪️NATO arms shipments can't make up for Ukraine's manpower shortage
▪️‘Formidable nightmare for enemy’: Meet Russian FPV drones with radio relay systems
▪️‘Land of the Free’? How US lawmakers restrict students’ right to peaceful protest
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▪️Ukrainian negotiator: 2022 Russia-Ukraine draft peace treaty was ‘best deal sides could have clinched’
▪️Russia seizes US-made Abrams-type Assault Breacher Vehicle from Ukrainian troops
▪️NATO arms shipments can't make up for Ukraine's manpower shortage
▪️‘Formidable nightmare for enemy’: Meet Russian FPV drones with radio relay systems
▪️‘Land of the Free’? How US lawmakers restrict students’ right to peaceful protest
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US troop withdrawal from Chad and Niger forecasts decline of hegemony
US Special Operations forces will withdraw from Chad in the coming days in response to the Sahel nation's questioning of the legality of its military presence in the region. The move comes after US troops were likewise forced out of Niger.
Chad was under French colonial rule from 1900 to 1960. After the Sahelian nation gained independence, France continued to interfere in its internal affairs. The US began increasing its military presence in Chad and elsewhere in Africa after the NATO invasion of Libya in 2011. However, neither French nor American troops have been able to reduce the terrorist threat in the Sahel, leading regional governments to question their deployment.
Paris is believed to still maintain a 1,000-strong contingent in Chad, but Western analysts suggest the French could also withdraw after the US Spec Ops leave the region, according to the Washington Post.
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US Special Operations forces will withdraw from Chad in the coming days in response to the Sahel nation's questioning of the legality of its military presence in the region. The move comes after US troops were likewise forced out of Niger.
"It's failing. It's the easiest way to put it," Larry Johnson, a retired CIA intelligence officer and State Department official, tells Sputnik. "It is really a black eye for these United States in terms of its overall loss of influence. And I think it’s going to be replaced by Russia," he adds.
Chad was under French colonial rule from 1900 to 1960. After the Sahelian nation gained independence, France continued to interfere in its internal affairs. The US began increasing its military presence in Chad and elsewhere in Africa after the NATO invasion of Libya in 2011. However, neither French nor American troops have been able to reduce the terrorist threat in the Sahel, leading regional governments to question their deployment.
Paris is believed to still maintain a 1,000-strong contingent in Chad, but Western analysts suggest the French could also withdraw after the US Spec Ops leave the region, according to the Washington Post.
"Both Russia and China are viewed as more honest brokers much more so than the US," Johnson explains. "The United States effort to dominate the world has been reversed. It had reached a zenith, and it's now heading back downhill. So I think this is just one more sign that the US policy has gone astray," he concludes.
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Why US wants to curb China’s economic advance
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent visit to China has, among other things, highlighted Washington’s fondness of using threats and ultimatums as negotiating tactics.
Blinken’s primary goal was to clarify the US’ stance on China and all countries who independently shape their respective policies towards Russia and regarding Asia’s development, according to Alexei Maslov, director of the Moscow State University’s Institute of Asian and African Studies.
The US essentially wants China to stop its technological and financial assistance to Russia, as well as to decrease government support to Chinese companies that operate on Western markets, Maslov tells Sputnik, noting that these demands were delivered in the form of an ultimatum.
He points out that the US has already revealed how it might try to pressure China into doing Washington’s bidding.
These measures include tripling the existing tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum exports; ramping up restrictions against Chinese banks, up to cutting off some of these banks from SWIFT; and landing sanctions against certain Chinese companies that would be prevented from exporting their products to the US.
China, however, firmly stated that it is going to decide for itself with whom to trade, Maslov remarks, noting that Beijing did offer to Washington to resolve their differences through talks.
The US was fine with China's trade expansion until it entered high-tech development and began competing with Western technologies.
Thus, Maslov explains, the US wants China to remain a “world factory” and to manufacture consumer products for Western countries and for ASEAN nations, whereas the high tech sphere must remain the domain of the US and the Western world.
According to the scholar, this is not really a trade matter – this is about the ability to shape the future, and the US wants to maintain a monopoly on that.
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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent visit to China has, among other things, highlighted Washington’s fondness of using threats and ultimatums as negotiating tactics.
Blinken’s primary goal was to clarify the US’ stance on China and all countries who independently shape their respective policies towards Russia and regarding Asia’s development, according to Alexei Maslov, director of the Moscow State University’s Institute of Asian and African Studies.
The US essentially wants China to stop its technological and financial assistance to Russia, as well as to decrease government support to Chinese companies that operate on Western markets, Maslov tells Sputnik, noting that these demands were delivered in the form of an ultimatum.
He points out that the US has already revealed how it might try to pressure China into doing Washington’s bidding.
These measures include tripling the existing tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum exports; ramping up restrictions against Chinese banks, up to cutting off some of these banks from SWIFT; and landing sanctions against certain Chinese companies that would be prevented from exporting their products to the US.
China, however, firmly stated that it is going to decide for itself with whom to trade, Maslov remarks, noting that Beijing did offer to Washington to resolve their differences through talks.
The US was fine with China's trade expansion until it entered high-tech development and began competing with Western technologies.
Thus, Maslov explains, the US wants China to remain a “world factory” and to manufacture consumer products for Western countries and for ASEAN nations, whereas the high tech sphere must remain the domain of the US and the Western world.
According to the scholar, this is not really a trade matter – this is about the ability to shape the future, and the US wants to maintain a monopoly on that.
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Russian air defenses destroyed a Ukrainian drone over the Bryansk region, Governor Alexander Bogomaz said.
No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor.
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No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor.
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Russian air defenses destroyed a Ukrainian drone over the Bryansk region, Governor Alexander Bogomaz said. No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor. Subscribe to @SputnikInt
Russian air defenses shot down four Ukrainian drones over the Bryansk region, Governor Alexander Bogomaz said.
No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor.
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No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor.
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Russian air defenses shot down four Ukrainian drones over the Bryansk region, Governor Alexander Bogomaz said. No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor. Subscribe to @SputnikInt
Russian air defenses have intercepted two more Ukrainian drones over the Bryansk region, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
Earlier on Saturday, Bryansk region Governor Alexander Bogomaz announced the destruction of five Ukrainian drones over the region.
No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor.
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Earlier on Saturday, Bryansk region Governor Alexander Bogomaz announced the destruction of five Ukrainian drones over the region.
No injuries or damage were reported per preliminary information, according to the governor.
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A German Leopard 2A6 tank and a Ukrainian T-72 tank have been unveiled at Moscow's Victory Park on Poklonnaya Hill
They will be added to an exhibition of trophy weapons and military hardware captured by Russian troops. Over 30 samples of military equipment produced in 12 countries are going to be on display in Victory Park. Apart from the Leopard 2A6 tank, the exhibition features a German-made Marder infantry fighting vehicle, a US-made Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, a Swedish CV90 armored fighting vehicle, a French-made AMX-10RC armored fighting vehicle, and many other trophies.
The captured equipment will be presented on the square outside the Victory Museum and will be accompanied by information stands about Western manufacturing, the equipment’s characteristics, as well as the place and circumstances of the armaments' capturing by Russian soldiers.
The exhibition is set to launch on May 1, 2024, and will last for one month.
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They will be added to an exhibition of trophy weapons and military hardware captured by Russian troops. Over 30 samples of military equipment produced in 12 countries are going to be on display in Victory Park. Apart from the Leopard 2A6 tank, the exhibition features a German-made Marder infantry fighting vehicle, a US-made Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, a Swedish CV90 armored fighting vehicle, a French-made AMX-10RC armored fighting vehicle, and many other trophies.
The captured equipment will be presented on the square outside the Victory Museum and will be accompanied by information stands about Western manufacturing, the equipment’s characteristics, as well as the place and circumstances of the armaments' capturing by Russian soldiers.
The exhibition is set to launch on May 1, 2024, and will last for one month.
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Over 700 protesters angered by the Israeli war on Gaza have been arrested during rallies on college campuses across the United States since mid-April, US media estimated.
A growing number of US students have been frustrated by Washington's support of Israel's actions in Gaza as a humanitarian disaster continues unfolding in the besieged Palestinian enclave.
A fresh wave of student activism was triggered by the arrest of at least 108 protesters at Columbia University in New York last week, The New York Times said. Police officers and university administrations have clashed with student activists in several states across the country in recent days.
Since April 17, 44 students have been arrested on the campus of Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut; 93 people were held at University of Southern California in Los Angeles; 118 at Emerson College in Boston; 102 at Northeastern University in Boston; and 69 at Arizona State University in Tempe, among others.
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A growing number of US students have been frustrated by Washington's support of Israel's actions in Gaza as a humanitarian disaster continues unfolding in the besieged Palestinian enclave.
A fresh wave of student activism was triggered by the arrest of at least 108 protesters at Columbia University in New York last week, The New York Times said. Police officers and university administrations have clashed with student activists in several states across the country in recent days.
Since April 17, 44 students have been arrested on the campus of Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut; 93 people were held at University of Southern California in Los Angeles; 118 at Emerson College in Boston; 102 at Northeastern University in Boston; and 69 at Arizona State University in Tempe, among others.
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Russia has become the first country in the world to create a space system for monitoring the Arctic region after a state commission confirmed the operation of the Arktika-M satellite No. 2, Russian state space corporation Roscosmos said.
In a groundbreaking technological achievement, Russia has announced the development of a space-based hydrometeorological system that allows for continuous observation of the region, according to a statement.
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In a groundbreaking technological achievement, Russia has announced the development of a space-based hydrometeorological system that allows for continuous observation of the region, according to a statement.
"Today, April 27, 2024, the state commission for flight testing of space complexes for socio-economic, scientific and commercial purposes reviewed the results of flight testing of the highly elliptical hydrometeorological space system Arktika-M with the spacecraft Arktika-M No. 2. Based on the results of the review, the state commission decided to complete the tests with the commissioning of the Arktika-M spacecraft No. 2," read the statement from Roscosmos.
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Israel rejects calls for independent investigation into mass graves
Leaders from the European Union (EU) and the United Nations (UN) have called for an independent investigation into the mass graves that were discovered in Palestine. Volker Türk, the UN Human Rights Chief, said on Tuesday that an independent investigation into the mass graves - not an Israeli one - is needed “given the prevailing climate of impunity.”
Palestinian Civil Defense said over the weekend that it had found a mass grave containing 283 bodies on the grounds of the Nasser Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis. That discovery follows an incident two weeks ago when another mass grave was found at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.
Some of the bodies that were found in the mass grave over the weekend had been handcuffed, shot in the head or were found wearing detainee uniforms, according to Mahmoud Basal, a spokesperson for Palestinian Civil Defense.
When asked by reporters about the mass graves, Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Nadav Shoshani disregarded the reports as “fake news.” He also asked, “investigate what?” When asked if Israel will investigate the mass grave reports, he claimed that Israel had already looked into the report and found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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Leaders from the European Union (EU) and the United Nations (UN) have called for an independent investigation into the mass graves that were discovered in Palestine. Volker Türk, the UN Human Rights Chief, said on Tuesday that an independent investigation into the mass graves - not an Israeli one - is needed “given the prevailing climate of impunity.”
Palestinian Civil Defense said over the weekend that it had found a mass grave containing 283 bodies on the grounds of the Nasser Hospital in the southern city of Khan Younis. That discovery follows an incident two weeks ago when another mass grave was found at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City.
Some of the bodies that were found in the mass grave over the weekend had been handcuffed, shot in the head or were found wearing detainee uniforms, according to Mahmoud Basal, a spokesperson for Palestinian Civil Defense.
When asked by reporters about the mass graves, Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Nadav Shoshani disregarded the reports as “fake news.” He also asked, “investigate what?” When asked if Israel will investigate the mass grave reports, he claimed that Israel had already looked into the report and found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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Dozens of pro-Palestinian activists gathered outside the Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C., Saturday where Biden is holding a gala event with reporters. The demonstrators greeted guests with shouts of “shame on you”.
While Biden is speaking at the dinner party, many demonstrators are still protesting outside the hotel.
Guests leaving the event are also seen off with shouts of “shame”.
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While Biden is speaking at the dinner party, many demonstrators are still protesting outside the hotel.
Guests leaving the event are also seen off with shouts of “shame”.
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