
Jessica Buxbaum
Journalist at Mint Press News
Independent journalist covering Palestine, Israel and Syria | Bylines @MintPressNews @The_NewArab @Jerusalemstory | Signal 972538925490 #SaveMasaferYatta
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1 week ago |
newarab.com | Jessica Buxbaum
Autopsy reports obtained by the New York Times reveal some of the Gaza medics killed by Israeli troops last month were shot in the head and chest. The Israeli military refused to comment on the report, instead saying it wouldn’t provide comment until its probe is complete. Israel’s military launched a preliminary investigation into the killings of 15 Palestinian Red Crescent workers on 23 March by soldiers belonging to the Golani Brigade, who then buried the bodies in a shallow grave.
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1 month ago |
english.alaraby.co.uk | Jessica Buxbaum
In February, Israeli Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Sa’ar quietly told diplomats to begin talks with right-wing extremist parties in France, Spain, and Sweden, which, until now, have been boycotted by Israel. Discussions began with France’s National Rally, the Spanish Vox party and the Sweden Democrats - all who have voiced their support of Israel since Hamas’ 7 October 2023 attack and the ensuing war on Gaza.
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1 month ago |
newarab.com | Jessica Buxbaum
In February, Israeli Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Sa'ar quietly told diplomats to begin talks with right-wing extremist parties in France, Spain, and Sweden, which, until now, have been boycotted by Israel. Discussions began with France's National Rally, the Spanish Vox party and the Sweden Democrats - all who have voiced their support of Israel since Hamas' 7 October 2023 attack and the ensuing war on Gaza.
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1 month ago |
freepress.org | Mahmoud el-Yousseph |Jessica Buxbaum
The story of Bilal, who works as a legal consultant for the Palestinian Preventive Security Forces, began shortly over three years ago when he was driving to work through the Huwara military checkpoint outside Nablus when he was stopped and shot at by the Israeli army. Bilal was severely injured and an Israeli army helicopter came and picked him up and transferred him to an unknown location. The day after, Israeli military officials notified Bilal's family that he was injured.
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2 months ago |
popularresistance.org | Jessica Buxbaum
Above photo: Baz Ratner | AP | Editing by MintPress News. On January 5, 2025, Yuval Vagdani, an Israeli army reservist, fled Brazil while on vacation after a federal judge in the country opened a war crimes investigation into Vagdani over his alleged involvement in demolishing homes in the besieged Gaza Strip. The Brazilian judge used a legal tool called “universal jurisdiction” to pursue Vagdani.
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