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It's not just in Albania @Guy Christensen
Protesters in France are demanding social justice, fiscal justice and direct democracy as well. FYI
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"Senior Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Azizi has warned that a single Israeli “miscalculation” against Iran could leave what Tehran calls the occupied territories “uninhabitable in under an hour.”
Azizi posted the warning alongside a map highlighting major Israeli power plants, desalination facilities, refineries, strategic routes and the Dimona nuclear facility. His comments came as the United States reduced staffing at several Middle East embassies amid intelligence warnings over potential threats to American personnel."
"Israeli banks fear new international sanctions over financing settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank, particularly measures planned by Britain, Israeli daily Haaretz reported Wednesday.
The newspaper said the Association of Banks in Israel had prepared an assessment warning that anticipated British sanctions could affect Israeli financial institutions.
The measures could target entities involved in settlement construction or financing, extending beyond those implicated in violence by Israeli occupiers, according to the report." https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/israeli-banks-fear-new-sanctions-over-west-bank-settlement-financing-report/4081359