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We launched 2 new channels, so you can better find related content. We ordered the post based on our main comments we did on videos or based on the topic. Obviously most complete channel is and remains @IsraelWarBullshit

Palestine for Dummies on Telegram by GRT : Learn more about Gaza - Israel conflict with science and facts https://t.me/PalestineForDummies

Every terror / terroristic attack is done by Islam, Arab, Muslim, Hamas, Palestine, Gaza, ISIS terrorists? Bullshit! https://t.me/MuslimTerrorists

Maybe we missed some posts, but we tried to include mosts related posts to such topics.

PS: we missed the posts about rape, we will add them later

Significant human rights issues included credible reports of: unlawful or arbitrary killings; arbitrary detention, often extraterritorial detention of Palestinians from the occupied territories in Israel; restrictions on Palestinians residing in Jerusalem including arbitrary or unlawful interference with privacy, family, and home; substantial interference with the freedom of association; arbitrary or unlawful interference with privacy; harassment of nongovernmental organizations; significant restrictions on freedom of movement within the country; violence against asylum seekers and irregular migrants; violence or threats of violence against national, racial, or ethnic minority groups; and labor rights abuses against foreign workers and Palestinians from the West Bank.

Israeli law does not include a specific prohibition on torture, although Israel signed the UN Convention against Torture in 1986 and signed it in 1991. Israeli domestic law prohibits the application of physical force, assault, or pressure by a public official.

A variety of Israeli, Palestinian, and international human rights groups generally operated without government restriction, investigating and publishing their findings on human rights cases.

Palestinian journalists who were able to obtain entry permits as well as Jerusalem-based Arab journalists reported incidents of harassment, racism, and occasional violence when they sought to cover news in Jerusalem, especially in the Old City and its vicinity.

In June the Journalists’ Support Committee, a nonprofit journalist advocacy organization, stated security forces committed more than 50 human rights violations against Palestinian journalists working in Jerusalem in the first half of the year, including arrests and expulsions from the city. 62 incidents of physical attacks against journalists in one year

Human rights groups condemned Hamas’s and Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s targeting of civilians as well as Israel’s targeting of civilian infrastructure.

The hidden magic pill of Israel Defense Forces: considering women soldier part of the army! (and this in a positive way, even related to human rights aspects).

As it can be seen in the graph above, there are 15 countries with higher percentage of female military personnel in the Armed
Forces as compared to the NATO average, which is 11.1% for women and 88.9% for men.

Norway introduced general conscription for men in 1897. In 2015, Norway became the rst country in the world to conscript men and women on equal terms. According to the Defence Act, „Norwegian nationals who are t for service in the Armed Forces have a military duty from the year they turn 19, to the end of the year they turn 44 years“ but „the duty of protection does not apply to women born before 1 January 1997“. In 2018, 25.2% of conscripts were women (see Table 2). Norway is one of the founding members of NATO.

In 2013, women represented 10.5% of the armed forces of NATO members, compared to 7.14% in 1999.

In 2013, the representation of women in the di erent military services of the armed forces of NATO members was Air Force (9.46%), Navy (9.04%) and Army (8.46%).

The countries with the highest representation of women are Hungary (20.3%), the United States (18%) and Latvia (16.5%).

Based on the information available, a longitudinal analysis showed that over the past four years the percentage of women in officer positions remained at a steady gure of around 20- 25%.

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