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Crowds of Jordanians in the capital Amman celebrate the announcement of the ceasefire agreement.

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Someone posted this on X, and Community Notes hasn’t corrected it.

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Gama Aviation: The company that helped Britain spy for “Israel”.

Tucked away behind Bournemouth airport is a hangar emblazoned with the words Gama Aviation. This site in southern England has been a key node in the Royal Air Force (RAF) spy programme above Gaza.

Gama provides “engineering services including design, maintenance and repair” for the RAF’s six-strong fleet of Shadow R1 surveillance planes.

Power-hungry onboard electrical systems place a huge demand on the aircraft, and caused particular problems in the past when the planes operated in hot climates like Oman and Afghanistan.

It is partly for this reason that the Shadow R1s were observed on flight tracking websites rotating between Cyprus and England every couple of months, in order to spend time being serviced by Gama.

Without Gama’s technical support and deep knowledge of the planes, the RAF would have struggled to maintain almost daily surveillance flights over the besieged Palestinian territory since December 2023.

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⚡️Channel 12

The Israeli army informed the families

The deal was signed

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Hadashot by Lou Tsenzoura:

Now, the Israeli far-right gangs are protesting in Jerusalem, wanting the war to continue.

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The Islamic emirate of Afghanistan media:

“The Islamic emirate of Afghanistan celebrates Gaza victory.”

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Journalist Sam Hussein being forcibly removed from asking U.S Secretary of State Blinken questions about the genocide in Gaza

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So, Chinese Rednote is partially owned by a former Israeli army officer.

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Tomorrow, the Palestinian hostages will begin packing their bags, carrying their memories and longings: for the olive tree they planted, for a son they haven’t seen for years, for the sun without a barrier, and for the change as Walid dreamed.

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