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Palestinian Resistance fighters target an Israeli tank. (Photo: video grab) By Palestine Chronicle Staff Israeli military commander, Lieutenant Colonel Ivri Elbaz, stated that dismantling Hamas’ military capabilities in Rafah, Gaza, will take at least two more years due to the complex nature of guerrilla warfare and decentralized groups. The conflict shows no signs of subsiding, with ongoing ground operations restricting humanitarian aid into Gaza. In a surprising turn, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s push for a “total victory” contradicts statements from military officials like Elbaz and army spokesman Daniel Hagari, highlighting internal conflict within Israel’s leadership. The ongoing war in…

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The Biden administration is set to provide Ukraine with a $150 million arms aid package, including HAWK air defense interceptors and 155mm artillery ammunition, in response to Russia’s recent airstrikes on Ukrainian energy facilities. The move comes after desperate requests from Ukraine for air defense support. The package, expected to be announced on Monday, will also include other ammunition and equipment to bolster Ukraine’s military capabilities. The US had started delivering HAWK interceptor missiles to Ukraine in 2022 as an upgrade to existing systems. The MIM-23 HAWK, introduced in the ’50s, has been upgraded over the years to counter jamming…

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Palestine Chronicle’s Inlakesh explains how the US responded to Israel’s use of Palestinian human shields. (Photo: video grab) By Robert Inlakesh In yet another demonstration of US double standards, a viral video of Israeli soldiers using a wounded Palestinian as a human shield in Jenin forced the US State Department to issue a condemnation. The United States, known for its double standards, condemned Israel’s use of Palestinian human shields after a video went viral showing Israeli soldiers using a wounded Palestinian in Jenin. This condemnation stands in stark contrast to the response when similar accusations were made against Palestinian group…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Design: Palestine Chronicle) By Palestine Chronicle Staff 66% of Israeli Public Wants Netanyahu to Retire: Poll A recent poll by Israeli Channel 12 revealed that two-thirds of the Israeli public prefers Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to retire from politics and not seek a seventh term. Despite this, Netanyahu has resisted calls for early elections. The ongoing genocidal war in Gaza adds to the international scrutiny of the situation. Recent Poll Trends Netanyahu’s popularity has been on a decline as shown in recent polls. One survey indicated that only 35% view him as suitable for prime…

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Displaced Palestinians in Gaza. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajjour, The Palestine Chronicle) By Jeremy Salt Its end as a Zionist state would be the start of a new beginning, undoing all the damage done since Balfour: the state can go but the people can survive alongside everyone else in a new state founded on the equality of all. An Australian television discussion raised the question of Palestine recently, highlighting the urgent need to delve beyond the surface and cliches to understand the roots of the ongoing conflict. The Gaza genocide has exposed the true nature of Israel, entrenched in centuries of antisemitism…

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The Sarajevo Canton Police has recently acquired 76 new official motor vehicles, aligning with the strategic planning to strengthen and enhance the capacity of the Ministry of Interior Police Department. Minister of Internal Affairs Admir Katica and Police Commissioner Fatmir Hajdarević spearheaded this initiative to improve operational efficiency and reduce maintenance costs. After securing funds from the Sarajevo Canton Government, the procurement of various vehicles was completed, including Toyota, Škoda, and VW models. With a focus on modernizing the fleet, Minister Katica emphasized the importance of providing police officers with the necessary tools to perform their duties effectively. Police Commissioner…

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Top member of Hamas’ Political Bureau Mousa Abu Marzouk. (Photo: Palestine Foundation, via Twitter) By Palestine Chronicle Staff Exploring Russia’s Role in the Gaza Conflict: Insights from Hamas Mousa Abu Marzouk, the Deputy Head of Hamas’ Political Bureau, recently discussed Russia’s potential involvement in the Gaza conflict and highlighted the movement’s perspectives in a exclusive interview with Al-Jazeera in Moscow. During his visit to Moscow, Abu Marzouk emphasized the importance of Russia’s role in preventing the escalation of Israel’s conflict in Gaza, pointing to Russia’s alliances in the region. He also acknowledged Russia’s historical support for Palestinian self-determination and suggested…

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In a shocking turn of events, Sarajevo police officers apprehended three individuals suspected of murder, complicity, and failure to report a criminal offense after discovering the lifeless body of a woman in an apartment on Kolodvorska Street. The Ministry of Interior Police Directorate of Sarajevo Canton, with the oversight of the duty prosecutor of the Cantonal Prosecutor’s Office, detained 36-year-old G.R. for murder, 76-year-old L.R. for complicity in murder, and 67-year-old L.J. for failing to report a criminal offense or assist the perpetrator after the victim, 38-year-old N.R., was tragically killed. Following the discovery of N.R.’s deceased body, the husband,…

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In a historic event, Democrat Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump faced off in the first debate for the upcoming November elections. The debate, organized by CNN in Atlanta, showcased heated exchanges as the candidates accused each other of making false claims on various issues. Touching on topics such as the economy, foreign policy, and abortion, both candidates presented contrasting viewpoints. Biden highlighted Trump’s record on the economy and foreign relations, while Trump defended his actions during his presidency and criticized Biden’s policies. The debate also delved into issues like immigration, climate change, and international relations. Trump accused Biden…

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39 countries recently participated in the EMPACT joint action days against human trafficking, resulting in the arrest of 219 individuals and the identification of over 1374 victims. Led by Austria, Europol, Frontex, and INTERPOL, the operation codenamed ‘GLOBAL CHAIN’ focused on disrupting criminal networks involved in sexual exploitation, forced criminality, and forced begging, with special attention to cases involving children. The successful multidisciplinary approach involved cooperation on an international level to target threatening criminal networks such as mafia-type organizations and family-based groups. This year’s operation aimed to encourage collaborative efforts among authorities to tackle the heinous crime of human trafficking…

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