This report from Al Mayadeen summarizes the dire straits in which the British media are when it comes to reporting the truth about Gaza.

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The Palestinian Telecommunications Company announces the return of home internet services in the central and southern Gaza Strip to what they were before they were cut off hours ago

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🍅 Jordanian Foreign Ministry:

“We emphasize the Kingdom's firm position in rejecting and condemning violence and targeting civilians for any reason whatsoever and calling for addressing all the causes and escalating measures that lead to it

Jordan continues its regional and international efforts and movements aimed at reaching a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, stopping the dangerous escalation in the West Bank to reach a comprehensive truce and launch a real political effort that restores hope that a just and lasting peace can be achieved on the basis of the two-state solution, and protects the entire region from the consequences of the continued deterioration that perpetuates despair and extremism, and explodes cycles of violence and killing, for which everyone pays the price."

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Settler on settler violence…call it friendly fire 😆

The IOF opened an investigation on Saturday into an incident in which settlers allegedly gave cookies made with hashish (drugs) to soldiers on a base in southern Israel.

According to the Ynet news site, citizens came to the base over the weekend and brought cookies for soldiers.

Three IOF who ate the cookies began to feel ill and went to be examined at the base’s medical clinic. Their condition reportedly improved and they did not require hospital treatment.

Initially it was suspected the cookies were spoiled, Ynet said. It was then suspected that the cookies contained drugs.

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