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- Eindhoven council members Murat Karatas and Tjeerd Ritmeester, who share a background, discussed the Israel-Palestine conflict and recent events in 2023.
- Their discussions followed the October 7, 2023 Hamas surprise attack on Israel, which both say started a war that had deeper roots before that date.
- Karatas emphasizes the suffering caused by Hamas is indefensible, while Ritmeester deeply felt the terror attack's impact, reflecting the conflict's human toll.
- Ritmeester praised the 100,000 people who protested in The Hague against Israeli war violence, noting the need for acknowledging shared suffering; he said, "A human life matters."
- Their engagement suggests ongoing efforts to foster dialogue and understanding, highlighting the conflict's complexity and the importance of empathy amid continued violence.
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Even though it has been decided that a Palestine topic will not be part of school elections, the majority at Copenhagen City Hall will still prepare material on the topic for schools.
Israel Threatens West Bank Annexation If Europe Recognizes Palestinian State
This article was originally published by Cassie B. at Natural News. Israel warns European allies that recognizing Palestinian statehood will trigger immediate annexation of the West Bank, including Area C. Top Israeli officials threaten to legalize illegal settlements and seize land if France or the UK unilaterally recognize Palestine. The ultimatum comes ahead of a UN conference on reviving the two-state solution, exposing Israel’s push for…
The U.S. warned at the UN that it will "reject any unilateral attempt to recognize a Palestinian state" as a message to France.
Blackmail: Israel warns Europe that Palestine recognition may be...
Reports say ministers tell UK, France and others that Israel is considering annexing Area C of West Bank and legalizing outposts; Sweden summons Israeli envoy over Gaza aid Israeli government ministers have reportedly warned key European countries that any unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state could prompt Israel to take unilateral measures as well, potentially including the annexation of parts of the West Bank, according to Monday repor…
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Israel threatened to legalize colonists and join parts of the West Bank, warned the Government, before the summit marked for 18 June and after talks between London and Paris on the State of Palestine.
The Israeli government said this Monday (26/05) that it could annex territories in the West Bank, if the governments of the United Kingdom and France decide to officially recognize the State of Palestine. The threat was made by Minister Ron Dermer, responsible for the strategic affairs portfolio of the Israeli government. According to him, Tel Aviv will take “unilateral measures”, such as annexation of land occupied by Israeli settlers in the so…
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