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 Ex Israeli PM Ehud Barak admits the the tunnels built under the Al Shifa hospital were built by ISRAEL

 

 In addition, the UN’s World Health Organization reports that the Israeli army has attacked hospitals and other important medical facilities 600 times in the past three months. Some 613 persons have been killed in these attacks, including premature babies and 770 were wounded. In international law, health facilities may not be targeted by military operations unless the enemy is actively firing from them or using them to advance the war effort. Zero credible evidence has been presented by the Israeli government for its outrageous claims that hospitals were Hamas command centers, and the Washington Post‘s investigation has knocked down that claim definitively for al-Shifa hospital. Critics allege that crippling the hospitals in the north was aimed at preventing Palestinians from living there and turning it into a no-man’s land to function as a buffer zone.

1.1 mn. Children of Gaza caught in a Health Nightmare that Worsens Every Day; Clinics attacked 600 Times

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

North Korea currently in step with Israel If they can we can  do the same

“I make myself clear once again that the safety catch of trigger of the Korean People’s Army (KPA) had already been slipped,” Kim Yo-jong said in a statement carried by state news agency KCNA.

“As already declared, the KPA will launch an immediate military strike if the enemy makes even a slight provocation,” Kim said, using the official name of the North Korean army.

North Korea figure vows it will strike if provoked

 

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Wages grow at fastest rate in more than a decade

 

Opinion  The ABC has been reduce to a copy of private media rather than an organization distinguished by it's public difference. The LNP couldn't promise to eradicate it as that would have been too politically dangerous. But to reduce it to a level nearer to News Corp, Ch9, and Stokes and have them compete in their privatised territory has for the time being, no doubt, satisfied the quid pro quo arrangement set up with Murdoch by Abbott 15 years ago. A pillar of Australian Democracy has been weakened because of this loss. Will compulsory voting follow?

Regrettably, the recent history of ending established shows in a bid to woo new, younger viewers has left gaping holes at the national broadcaster.

The ABC appears to have chosen light entertainment and “factual” programming as its wheelhouse, competing with the commercials in their comfort zone with series such as Muster Dogs, Old Folks Home for 4 Year Olds, Old People’s Home For Teenagers, Love on the Spectrum, Back in Time For . . . Some of them are fine, or better than fine (Hard Quiz, Take 5 With Zan Rowe), but some aren’t (Frankly, WTFAQ). And when lacking inspiration, Aunty goes back to the future, reviving past successes such as Spicks and Specks (with the original cast, not the new-gen replacements) and Kitchen Cabinet.

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Axing The Drum reveals larger, underlying problems at the ABC