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Hassan Nasrallah's Son-In-Law Killed In Israeli Strike In Syria: Report
The son-in-law of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed last week in a massive Israeli strike in Beirut, was also killed in an Israeli raid in Damascus Wednesday, an NGO said.
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"Gross Violation Of International Law": Russia On Israeli Strike On Lebanon
Russia accused Israel on Tuesday of violating international law after it struck a Hezbollah stronghold in the Lebanese capital Beirut.
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Israel May Have Violated Laws Of War In Gaza: UN
Israeli forces may have repeatedly violated the laws of war and failed to distinguish between civilians and fighters in the Gaza conflict, the UN human rights office said on Wednesday.
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Maldives To Amend Laws To Ban Israeli's Nationals From Entering: Report
The Maldivian government has decided to amend its laws to ban Israeli nationals from entering the country, local media cited Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihusan as reporting.
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Heartbreaking Loss Of Civilian Lives: India On Israeli Airstrike On Rafah
The loss of civilian lives in an Israeli strike in the southern Gaza city of Rafah is "heartbreaking", India said today and called for respecting international humanitarian law in the ongoing conflict.
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International Criminal Court's Chief "Deeply Concerned" By Rafah Bombing
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor on Monday voiced deep concern about a possible Israeli ground offensive into Rafah in Gaza, warning that anyone breaching international law would be held accountable.
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"Relentless Bombardment" Of Gaza By Israel Deeply Alarming, Says UN Chief
UN chief Antonio Guterres on Tuesday asserted that no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law as he expressed deep alarm over the "relentless bombardment" of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip by Israeli forces.
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New Israeli Law To Allow Shutting Al Jazeera Offices Over Security Concerns: Report
The Israeli government has approved new regulations that will allow it to temporarily shut down the bureaus of news channel Al Jazeera amid the ongoing war with Hamas citing that the outlet's reports were damaging national security.
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Israel Seized Binance Crypto Accounts to 'Thwart' Islamic State, Claims Document
Israel has seized around 190 crypto accounts at crypto exchange Binance since 2021, including two it said were linked to Islamic State and dozens of others it said were owned by Palestinian firms connected to the Islamist Hamas group, documents released by the country's counter-terror authorities show. Israel's National Bureau for Counter Terror Fi...
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"Answer To Terrorism": Israeli Convicted Terrorists To Be Stripped Of Citizenship
Israel on Wednesday (local time) approved a law to strip citizenship over "terrorism" offences, reported The Times of Israel.
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Israel Opens Proposed Crypto Rulebook for Public Comments, Here’s What We Know
Israel has moved a step closer to finalising a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and other sorts of virtual digital assets. The rules have been listed by the Israeli Securities Authority (ISA). Of other new developments, the ISA has asked for an amendment in the term ‘securities’ to include virtual digital assets (VDAs) under the catego...
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Israel Government Loses Vote On Upholding Country's Law In West Bank
Israel's government suffered a defeat at the hands of the opposition Monday which voted down a push to uphold Israeli law in settlements on the occupied West Bank, posing a challenge to the ruling coalition.
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FBI Says "Tested" Pegasus Maker NSO Group's Spyware, Didn't Use For Probe
The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday acknowledged that it acquired and tested a hacking tool made by Israeli surveillance company NSO Group, but the US law enforcement agency said it did not use it for any investigation.
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Protesting Farmer Leaders Allege Centre Snooping On Them Using Pegasus
Farmer leaders protesting against the Centre's contentious farm laws on Thursday said they suspect that they were being snooped on by the government using Israeli software Pegasus.
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Signal Alleges Flaws in Law Enforcement Equipment Sold by Israeli Surveillance Firm Cellebrite
Signal suggested in a blog post published on Wednesday that products sold to law enforcement from Israeli surveillance provider Cellebrite can easily be sabotaged.
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Hassan Nasrallah's Son-In-Law Killed In Israeli Strike In Syria: Report
The son-in-law of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed last week in a massive Israeli strike in Beirut, was also killed in an Israeli raid in Damascus Wednesday, an NGO said.
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"Gross Violation Of International Law": Russia On Israeli Strike On Lebanon
Russia accused Israel on Tuesday of violating international law after it struck a Hezbollah stronghold in the Lebanese capital Beirut.
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Israel May Have Violated Laws Of War In Gaza: UN
Israeli forces may have repeatedly violated the laws of war and failed to distinguish between civilians and fighters in the Gaza conflict, the UN human rights office said on Wednesday.
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Maldives To Amend Laws To Ban Israeli's Nationals From Entering: Report
The Maldivian government has decided to amend its laws to ban Israeli nationals from entering the country, local media cited Minister of Homeland Security and Technology Ali Ihusan as reporting.
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Heartbreaking Loss Of Civilian Lives: India On Israeli Airstrike On Rafah
The loss of civilian lives in an Israeli strike in the southern Gaza city of Rafah is "heartbreaking", India said today and called for respecting international humanitarian law in the ongoing conflict.
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International Criminal Court's Chief "Deeply Concerned" By Rafah Bombing
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor on Monday voiced deep concern about a possible Israeli ground offensive into Rafah in Gaza, warning that anyone breaching international law would be held accountable.
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"Relentless Bombardment" Of Gaza By Israel Deeply Alarming, Says UN Chief
UN chief Antonio Guterres on Tuesday asserted that no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law as he expressed deep alarm over the "relentless bombardment" of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip by Israeli forces.
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New Israeli Law To Allow Shutting Al Jazeera Offices Over Security Concerns: Report
The Israeli government has approved new regulations that will allow it to temporarily shut down the bureaus of news channel Al Jazeera amid the ongoing war with Hamas citing that the outlet's reports were damaging national security.
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Israel Seized Binance Crypto Accounts to 'Thwart' Islamic State, Claims Document
Israel has seized around 190 crypto accounts at crypto exchange Binance since 2021, including two it said were linked to Islamic State and dozens of others it said were owned by Palestinian firms connected to the Islamist Hamas group, documents released by the country's counter-terror authorities show. Israel's National Bureau for Counter Terror Fi...
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"Answer To Terrorism": Israeli Convicted Terrorists To Be Stripped Of Citizenship
Israel on Wednesday (local time) approved a law to strip citizenship over "terrorism" offences, reported The Times of Israel.
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Israel Opens Proposed Crypto Rulebook for Public Comments, Here’s What We Know
Israel has moved a step closer to finalising a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and other sorts of virtual digital assets. The rules have been listed by the Israeli Securities Authority (ISA). Of other new developments, the ISA has asked for an amendment in the term ‘securities’ to include virtual digital assets (VDAs) under the catego...
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Israel Government Loses Vote On Upholding Country's Law In West Bank
Israel's government suffered a defeat at the hands of the opposition Monday which voted down a push to uphold Israeli law in settlements on the occupied West Bank, posing a challenge to the ruling coalition.
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FBI Says "Tested" Pegasus Maker NSO Group's Spyware, Didn't Use For Probe
The Federal Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday acknowledged that it acquired and tested a hacking tool made by Israeli surveillance company NSO Group, but the US law enforcement agency said it did not use it for any investigation.
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Protesting Farmer Leaders Allege Centre Snooping On Them Using Pegasus
Farmer leaders protesting against the Centre's contentious farm laws on Thursday said they suspect that they were being snooped on by the government using Israeli software Pegasus.
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Signal Alleges Flaws in Law Enforcement Equipment Sold by Israeli Surveillance Firm Cellebrite
Signal suggested in a blog post published on Wednesday that products sold to law enforcement from Israeli surveillance provider Cellebrite can easily be sabotaged.
