93 countries jointly declared their support for the ICC.

This might sound like just words, however, what they are saying is, “If the ICC issues those arrests, we will enforce them”.

It is significant because many of these countries are in the EU, Five Eyes, and/or G7.

I am surprised the UK and Jordan are on this list.

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James Elder, UNICEF spokesman, is doing journalism while trying to deliver crucial aid to Gaza – denied again, and Israel [COGAT] called him a liar.

Israel and the US forget all this evidence will be added to the ample pile many nonprofits are amassing. These crimes will NOT go unpunished.

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Youth Demand Climbed Labour Battle Bus

Whilst Labour continues their campaign trail, refugee camps are being burned to the ground in Rafah. How many more must be murdered before they take a stand?

“Voting for Tory means genocide
Voting for Labour means genocide
As a young person, I see no option in the next general elections”

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🔻 Coming up....Soon.. Excerpts from the life of the prisoner “Elad Katzir” with the security units in the Jerusalem Brigades.

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On June 1, Abu Hamza, the military spokesman for the Al-Quds Brigades, said that the Al-Quds Brigades would soon show scenes of the prisoner Elad

https://t.me/warfareanalysis/53199

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Anadolu:

The German government has declined to address reports that its Education and Research Ministry was targeting academics who voiced support for pro-Palestinian student protesters.

The issue came to light in a report by public radio and television broadcaster NDR that detailed funding cuts for professors, reportedly due to their endorsement of a May 7 open letter, protesting the authorities' response to pro-Palestinian student protesters at the Free University of Berlin.

The letter accused the university administration of subjecting demonstrators, who demanded an immediate cease-fire in Gaza, to "police violence."

Government spokesperson Wolfgang Buchner declined to comment further on the reports at a press conference in Berlin, where he was also pressed on German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's stance on the issue and the alleged encroachment on academic independence.

"The Education and Research Ministry has issued a statement on this matter. There is no further comment from the Chancellor's office," he said.

Responding to concerns over the future of academia and freedom of expression in Germany, Buchner said: "As you know, we do not comment on statements and public letters."

He acknowledged, however, that there has been intense criticism of the Education and Research Ministry, including demands for the minister to resign.

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