Video of the car crash involving Israeli Minister of National Security Ben-Gvir.

He has been transported to the hospital with reported neck injuries.

As reported today by Israel’s Channel 12, during the cabinet meeting Ben-Gvir asked [talking about the war in Gaza], “Why are there so many detainees? Can’t kill some? Do you want to tell me that everyone raises their hands? What should be done with so many detainees? It is dangerous for the soldiers.”

Ben-Gvir advocating for the IDF to commit more war crimes. This is completely on brand for Ben-Gvir, who has called for expanded warfare on new fronts, and has stated that all Palestinians should be either killed or forcibly removed from Palestine.

NATO bears direct responsibility for Ukraine crisis — Chinese Foreign Ministry

Spokesman Wang Wenbin stressed that China was not providing weapons to the conflicting parties and strictly controlled dual-use goods, including the export of drones.

"NATO bears indisputable responsibility for this crisis. The alliance should give thought to its role, stop shifting the blame and effectively take practical action for the political settlement of the crisis," he said.

Wang added that China was not providing weapons to the conflicting parties and strictly controlled dual-use goods, including the export of drones.

He said that "more than 60% of the weapons components and dual-use items imported by Russia come from the United States and Western countries." He emphasized that Russia and China maintained normal and open trading and economic cooperation.

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Horseshoe Theory

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It actually makes a lot of sense, once you set aside the religion rhetoric, and look at the power-politics.

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Two Israeli cabinet ministers involved in serious car accidents one day after the other.

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.

"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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