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Contents of issue N°105
EDITORIAL
• 2262 Settlers prepare for ’resettlement in Gaza’
AMERICAS
• 2263 Joe Biden reframes Western policy towards Ukraine
• 2264 Lloyd Austin announces new aid to Ukraine
• 2265 Satellite images of an upcoming attack on Iran
• 2266 Bernie Sanders calls for US investigation into Israeli attack on journalists in Lebanon in October 2023
• 2267 US State Department’s Strange Wanted Notice
• 2268 Mercosur-EU agreement on the verge of being signed, despite opposition from some European farmers
EUROPE
• 2269 Emmanuel Macron rebalances his position on the Arab-Israeli conflict
• 2270 The General Secretariat of the French Government Considers a Suspension of Democracy
• 2271 Annalena Baerbock faces a dilemma over arms shipments to Israel
• 2272 The Poles are concerned that the Intermarium project has been abandoned in favor of the Mitteleuropa project.
• 2273 Poles are no longer in tune with Ukrainians
• 2274 Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz condemns Ukrainians’ unfair financial advantages
• 2275 Controversy over the 1956 events in Budapest
• 2276 European Council’s New Approach to Immigration
• 2277 European parliamentarians condemn the murders of 177 Ukrainian prisoners of war
• 2278 Moldovan referendum blatantly rigged
• 2279 EU interference in Georgia
• 2280 Ukraine’s “Victory Plan”
• 2281 For Vladimir Putin, the BRICS are not anti-Western
AFRICA
• 2282 Political upheaval in Libya
• 2283 Agreement on securing the Chad-CAR borders
• 2284 Angola accuses M23 of violating ceasefire in DRC
ASIA
• 2285 Hezbollah attacks Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence
• 2286 Danny Danon condemns a report by the UN secretary-general
• 2287 Seven Israelis arrested for spying for Iran
• 2288 Israël Katz appeals to French courts over Israel’s exclusion from the Euronaval exhibition
• 2289 A messianic clip denigrating the IDF
• 2290 Israel confirms long-term military occupation of Gaza Strip
• 2291 Ethnic cleansing of the northern Gaza Strip continues
• 2292 Khalil Hayya new leader of Hamas
• 2293 According to the IDF, six Al-Jazeera journalists are members of Hamas and Islamic Jihad
• 2294 US-Israel Strategy for Lebanon
• 2295 IDF fantasizes about its targets
• 2296 Intentionally or not, French Journalist Renaud Girard’s fantasies provoke a diplomatic mess
• 2297 IDF destroys Hezbollah-linked charities
• 2298 Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood Supports Same Position Toward Israel as Iran Does
• 2299 Attempt to restart the war against Syria
• 2300 Saudi Arabia Takes Up Israeli Narrative Against Settlement Resistance
• 2301 Death of Fethullah Gülen
• 2302 Abbas Araghchi threatens to retaliate against states that take part in an attack against his country
• 2303 Threat of anti-Israeli and/or anti-American attacks in Sri Lanka
• 2304 North Korea takes part in Russia’s defense
• 2305 Xi Jinping’s goals in his alliance with Russia
INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
• 2306 UNCTAD says it would take 350 years to rebuild the Gaza Strip
• 2307 Benjamin Netanyahu ignores UNICEF and WFP