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Daily Archives: 20. Juli 2014
Protest in Haifa video 2/5
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BREAKING:The Israeli soldier captured by #Hamas identified as Shaul Aron, ID # 6092065
via @jhelles #GazaUnderAttack
PHOTO by @jncatron of young man 1st searching for his family, 2nd laying dead shot by Israeli military #Shajiya #Gaza
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Yair Revivo, mayor of occupied al-Lydd, organized a ZioNazi riot 2nite in front of the anti-massacre protesters.
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Police brutality now against anti-massacre protesters in occupied al-Lydd
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Right-wingers beat Haifa deputy mayor during anti-war protest
Counter-demonstrators supporting the Gaza war shout ‚Death to Arabs‘ and throw bottles and stones.
Again 1000 anti war protesters faced violent neofascists in T-Aviv & Haifa, where some were beaten badly #antifa972
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Pro-Palästinensische Großdemo in Bregenz
Laut Angaben der Polizei nahmen etwa 1.500 bis 2.000 Personen an der Demonstration teil, die Polizei selbst war mit etwa 100 Sicherheitskräften inklusive der Einsatzeinheit vor Ort. (…)Zu Beginn der Kundgebung fand eine angemeldete Gegendemonstration von 20 Personen statt. Die Polizei musste diese aber auflösen.
„Sind für Menschen“ – Wien: 11.000 Teilnehmer bei Gaza- Demonstration
Eine Frau im Israel- T-Shirt sei während des Demonstrationszuges vorübergehend festgenommen worden, weil sie trotz Abmahnung der Exekutive versucht habe, Unruhe zu stiften.
Fast Hundert Palästinenser sterben in Gaza
Auf den Straßen von Schedschaia rannten Tausende Zivilisten um ihr Leben, etliche Verletzte blieben in den Trümmern ihrer Häuser eingeschlossen. Im Schifa-Krankenhaus von Gaza wurden beinahe minütlich neue Opfer eingeliefert, darunter viele Kinder.
Al Qassam kills 14 Israeli soldiers in an ambush east of Gaza city
The Brigades confirmed that the occupation forces will be faced strongly if they dared to come forward more, as will find waiting for him thousands of fighters who are ready to protect the Palestinian people.
Turkey denies oil sales to Israel
He, however, confirmed some firms use Turkey as a transit route for transporting oil to Israel.
Israel Drops Cancer-inducing Bombs on Gazans
According to Al Ray Palestinian Media Agency, Dr. Erik Fosse recently stated to Press TV that the majority of patients hospitalized in Gaza are civilians injured in attacks on their homes, and that about thirty percent of these victims are children.
Dense Inert Metal Explosive, known as DIME, is an explosive device developed to minimize damage to things that are incidental to the intended target, known as “collateral damage”.
Israeli Massacre in Gaza City kills at least 66
On the 13th day of the ongoing military offensive against the Gaza Strip, residents say invading Israeli forces committed “a new massacre” in the Shujaiyya neighborhood of Gaza City. At least 66 people have been killed and hundreds have been injured in the eastern neighborhood, medics said Sunday.
South Sudan ceasefire under threat as rebels, government troops clash
Rebel spokesman Lul Ruai Koang said troops loyal to Riek Machar, South Sudan‘s former vice president, launched an assault on the government-held town and „at dawn liberated Nasir“.
Aaron Swartz Can’t Fight the New Cybersecurity Bill, So We Must Do It
Now, a year and a half after Swartz killed himself, there is the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act. CISA is a lot like CISPA, but could end up being even worse. Privacy and civil rights groups including the ACLU and the Electronic Frontier Foundation are standing up to fight it. In an article about the bill, the ACLU’s Sandra Fulton wrote: CISA “poses serious threats to our privacy, gives the government extraordinary powers to silence potential whistleblowers, and exempts these dangerous new powers from transparency laws.” The bill has been approved by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and will move to the Senate soon.
Congressman Who Was Against Protecting Net Neutrality Flips Sides After Realizing The Harm Broadband Giants Can Cause
Over the last few weeks we‘ve seen a number of politicians come out on one side or another concerning the FCC‘s net neutrality plans, but most of them were pretty much expected. It actually was nice to see some net neutrality supporters be quite explicit in their support for Title II reclassification (like Senator Chuck Schumer), but beyond that there weren‘t too many surprises. That‘s why it was actually great to see Rep. Gary Peters, who is currently running for the Senate in Michigan, come out in favor of net neutrality, warning of the harm that could be caused by the fast lanes and slow lanes as allowed by the current FCC proposal.
„If large corporations can pay more for faster service for their content, this effectively creates a ‚slow lane‘ for everyone else.“
The Internet’s Own Boy review: Remembering—and honoring—Aaron Swartz
Every element of Aaron Swartz’s brief, remarkable life exemplifies the stuff we cover all the time on Ars. His tech-filled upbringing, his teenage rise to geek royalty, his hand in reddit’s genesis, and his online political activism made him a worthy subject of Ars conversation well before he became a household name
Sayed Kashua: why I have to leave Israel
The Arab-Israeli author moved to Jerusalem as a child and has devoted his life to telling Israelis the Palestinian story. But last week he decided to emigrate with his family to the US
A nurse at Gitmo refuses to force feed any more prisoners. Others should too
What the US military does to detainees at Guantánamo is shocking. Perhaps change can come from within
Calling All Hackers: Help Us Build an Open Wireless Router
EFF is releasing an experimental hacker alpha release of wireless router software specifically designed to support secure, shareable Open Wireless networks. We will be officially launching the Open Wireless Router today at the HOPE X (Hackers on Planet Earth) conference in New York City, aiming to bring aboard members of the hacker community. This release is a work in progress and is intended only for developers and people willing to deal with the bleeding edge.
Illegale Betriebsratsgehälter bei #ThyssenKrupp – die ganze Story jetzt online
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Export nach Israel: Gabriels heikler U-Boot-Deal
Bei deutschen Rüstungsexporten ins Ausland verspricht Vizekanzler Gabriel gerne mehr Transparenz. Die Genehmigung eines U-Boot-Deals mit Israel zeigt jedoch, wie sich die Regierung bei ihrer Offenheitsoffensive selbst im Weg steht.
U.S. views possibility of allocating additional funds to Georgia to improve security
These funds will be allocated for Georgia, Ukraine and Moldavia to strengthen these countries‘ security, to improve the interoperability of the armed forces of these countries and overcome the challenges.
Emir discusses Gaza situation with leaders of Yemen and Somalia
They discussed bilateral relations and regional and international topics, including the situation in the Gaza Strip.
Abbas due in Doha
Abbas and Hamas political leader Khalid Mishal will also meet in Qatar to discuss a truce in Gaza, an official told the AFP news agency in Ramallah.
The official close to Abbas, speaking to the agency on condition of anonymity, said: “The president will meet Mishal to discuss ways of reaching a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip,” where Israel’s campaign has killed more than 340 Palestinians since July 8.
‚Obama agrees with Putin on MH17 and vice versa. Poroshenko isolated‘
Ray McGovern
Barack Obama claims the US has firm evidence that the plane was shot down by a missile, fired from an area controlled by anti-Kiev fighters. He also accuses Russia of supporting them. Nevertheless US president agrees to Putin‘s calls to conduct transparent investigation and says it‘s too early to say who and why shot down the plane. Ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern see the situation as isolation for President Poroshenko.
Law enforcement agencies ENISA, Europol sign agreement to combat cybercrime
(3.7.2014) The European Union Agency for Network and Information Security, or ENISA, and Europol – the European Union‘s law enforcement agency, specifically its European Cybercrime Centre, or EC3 – signed a strategic cooperation agreement in June to help strengthen the ability of EU countries and institutions fight cyber criminals.
Spionage und Informationskontrolle: Der technologische Quantensprung in 1943
Wie das US-Militär und die Bell Company (heute AT&T) das Mitlesen verschlüsselter Telekommunikation durch elektromagnetische Strahlung entdeckte.
INTERPOL team Sunday heads to Malaysia Airlines crash scene in Ukraine
The European police force EUROPOL has been asked to take part in the Ukraine mission and is likely to make a contribution, the source said.
Saudi, Egypt leaders discuss Gaza
Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz on Saturday contacted Egyptian President Abdelfatah Al-Sisi, mainly discussing the situation in the Gaza Strip.
During the phone conversation, both leaders mulled the reflections of the current situation in Gaza and the latest regional and international developments, the Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.
US strike kills 11 in Pakistan
A US drone fired several missiles at a sprawling compound in Pakistan‘s northwestern tribal region bordering Afghanistan on Saturday killing eleven militants two Pakistani intelligence officials said.