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Gaza suffers ‘world’s most severe economic crisis on record’, UN says (opens the original)
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The Gaza Strip has suffered the world’s most severe economic crisis on record following three years of Israeli genocide, according to a UN report. The report, published on Thursday by the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), said intense military operations had destroyed more than 90 percent of economic establishments and displaced the entire Palestinian population in Gaza. It estimated that $71.5bn would be needed for recovery and reconstruction. “Gaza has experienced the world’s mo
As elections loom, Naza controversy strikes at the heart of Israel's crisis (opens the original)
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How threatening is an Israeli film about war crimes and AI-enabled mass killing in Gaza? Release it during an Israeli election campaign, and watch almost the entire political establishment fall over themselves to defame, shame and threaten the filmmakers, while defending Israel’s campaign in Gaza as noble, justified and praiseworthy. The newly released documentary, Naza, by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, details the elaborate ways in which Israeli military planners have unleas
Foreign interference is real - but the UK should look beyond the usual culprits (opens the original)
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Last month the British government added interference in the democratic process to the National Risk Register, ranking it alongside cyberattack and pandemic as a threat to national security. The framing is consistent, and mostly justified: the National Security Act 2023, the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme, and the Defending Democracy Taskforce target China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, and parliament's committees have documented sustained hostile efforts to shape British politics. But the
Why Israel is a friend of budding autocrats around the world (opens the original)
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I have spent more than a decade investigating the Israeli arms and surveillance industries, and have always understood that the Israeli state is far more involved than it publicly admits. The revolving door between the public and private sector is well-known, but how exactly did some of the biggest Israeli companies achieve such incredible access to governments around the world, from Saudi Arabia to Ethiopia? Beyond Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s spyware diplomacy - a highly effecti
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