The Right idea, the Wrong execution: Chikli’s antisemitism conference controversy
The Jerusalem Post 30 March 2025

Extracts:

• Chikli's response

The campaign of pressure was led by the newspaper Haaretz according to Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli, who continued to lambast Haaretz as an
anti-Israel “beacon of lies” that doesn’t represent the Jewish people

Hebrew University of Jerusalem Professor Gadi Taub also slammed the newspaper during the panel entitled “progressivism fell captive to antisemitism” declaring it to be “antisemitic”

Chikli’s message was reiterated by Israeli-Canadian businessman and philanthropist Sylvan Adams

The World Jewish Congress Israel Region president in his speech advised,
Adams said, in reference to the controversy over the attendance of far-right European politicians,

The Right idea, the Wrong execution: Chikli’s antisemitism conference controversy
The Jerusalem Post 30 March 2025

Extracts:

• notably right-leaning list of attendees

Also notable was the list of people who pulled out of associating with the conference – including the United Kingdpm’s apolitical Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, along with organizations who make combating antisemitism their bread and butter, such as the Anti-Defamation League

In an attempt to stem the tide of officials boycotting the conference, Israeli President Isaac Herzog offered a compromise: a private meeting with world Jewish leaders at his home the night before the main event, without those controversial figures (which the Post attended) — Stop! catering to the radicals

Politicians from across Europe attended Chikli’s gathering

But one who was supposed to – Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, the Serb-majority entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina – was disinvited after an international arrest warrant was issued just hours before he was scheduled to speak

The Right idea, the Wrong execution: Chikli’s antisemitism conference controversy
The Jerusalem Post 30 March 2025

Extracts:

• defeating antisemitism

France’s National Rally leader, Jordan Bardella, told those gathered that the best option to defend French Jews against Islamism and radical leftism was his party, committing France to fight antisemitism as defined by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition

*Marine Le Pen is currently on trial for alleged fake jobs scam and embezzlement of funds from the European parliament

If the far-right is the Jews' best hope of defeating antisemitism, we must work harder to find solutions to this problem

The government of Israel is more than right to hold a conference on antisemitism

The Diaspora Ministry is right to try its best to tackle an issue that has raised its head in ways unseen and unimaginable since the Holocaust
However the government need not to bring any more controversy to itself The conference should have been all-encompassing

The Right idea, the Wrong execution: Chikli’s antisemitism conference controversy
The Jerusalem Post 30 March 2025

Extracts:

• Chikli’s antisemitism conference controversy

Since October 7 Jews across the entire religious and political spectrum have been targeted because they are Jews

The criminals who have emerged since the Hamas terror attacks have never cared about what type of Jew they are attacking.

And Chikli’s conference should have done the same
It should have been all-inclusive to bring in Left and Right, religious and non-religious and Jewish and non-Jewish to speak about what can be done
The overshadowing of the conference was unfortunate for both Israel and its government However it was a step in the right direction

Maybe next time, the government can ensure an inclusive, all-embracing get-together that can include everyone affected by antisemitism

NATO member Turkey keeps getting away with his anti-Israel Rhetoric and calls for the destruction of Israel an ally

From: Ynet news March 31, 2025
Erdogan in Eid al-Fitr holiday greeting: 'May Allah destroy Israel'

Turkish president called for Israel’s destruction during a mosque visit marking the end of Ramadan:
'May Allah destroy Zionist Israel. We must see everything happening in Palestine, unite and be strong'

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched a harsh criticism of Israel on Sunday, saying:
1. "We see what is happening in Palestine.
2. May Allah destroy Zionist Israel in his holy name.
3. We must see what is happening there, and therefore, we must unite, be strong, and be brothers here.
4. May Allah always strengthen our unity."

Erdogan made these remarks after visiting a mosque to mark the holiday of Eid al-Fitr, the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Dr. Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak, a Turkey expert at Tel Aviv University's Dayan Center, reacted to Erdogan's statement, saying:
"As far as I remember, this is not the first time he has said something like this, but it is shocking.

Here we have a head of state who is explicitly calling for Israel's destruction.
However, he frames it as a wish in Allah's name rather than saying he would do it himself."

Regarding Erdogan’s choice of words, Yanarocak explained: "Allah has 100 names, and one of them is 'Al-Qahhar,' which means 'The Destroyer.'

Erdogan is essentially saying:
We have reached the end of the holiday, and instead of using the word Allah, he uses 'Al-Qahhar,' whose role is clear—to bring about Israel’s destruction."

Erdogan, who is currently facing mass opposition protests in Turkey, has made particularly aggressive statements against Israel during the war in Gaza.

Earlier this month, as Israel resumed military operations:
1. he labeled it a "terror state"
2. and Turkey supports diplomatic efforts to maintain a ceasefire.

During the war, Erdogan also compared Israel to the Nazis. "They have already surpassed Hitler.

Against those who continue to call Hamas a terrorist organization while seeking Israel’s sympathy, we will continue to support the Palestinian struggle for independence under all circumstances and defend it courageously.

Maybe we cannot announce everything we are doing, but I can say that our sensitivity toward Palestine cannot be underestimated," he said.

Last year, speaking before the Turkish parliament, Erdogan declared: "Anyone who speaks against us will be ashamed in the end.
From this podium, I salute the Palestinian struggle and commemorate all the heroes of the Palestinian people who have fallen since October 7"

US conducts 15 strikes in Yemen
The Jerusalem Post 01 April 2025

Extracts:

• US conducts 15 strikes in Yemen

Houthi media reported early Tuesday morning,
A Houthi spokesman also announced,

How much did it cost the US to intercept the missile launched from Yemen to Israel?
The Jerusalem Post 01 April 2025

Extracts:

• Houthis David's sling and stones vs US Goliath THAAD

US-operated THAAD Air Defense System was activated to try and intercept the Yemeni Missile

The US has positioned a THAAD missile battery in Israel to reinforce the Israeli Arrow system and the two intercepted yesterday's barrage from Yemen

The pair of ballistic missiles launched on Sunday from Yemen, which sent hundreds of thousands of Israelis to shelters, were intercepted simultaneously by an Israeli Arrow missile and an American THAAD missile, evident from debris found after the interception in Hebron

Last October, a THAAD battery arrived in Israel, transferred by the Biden administration to reinforce Israel's missile defense system following missile barrages from Iran — the largest ever launched

The THAAD is the US equivalent of the Israeli Arrow system but differs significantly in design and operation
Both systems were developed after the 1991 Gulf War, when the Patriot system failed to intercept Iraqi Scud missiles

The Patriot was originally developed as an anti-aircraft system and later converted to intercept ballistic missiles
Both the US and Israel realized, based on its performance during the war, that a dedicated system was needed for this purpose

How much did it cost the US to intercept the missile launched from Yemen to Israel?
The Jerusalem Post 01 April 2025

Extracts:

• Israel's Arrow-2 system vs US THAAD

Israel Aerospace Industries developed the Arrow-2 system with American funding for the Israeli Air Force
Lockheed Martin developed the THAAD for the US Army

Although Arrow's development wasn't always smooth and the system experienced failures in tests THAAD's development was slower due to more numerous failures Consequently, Arrow was delivered to the Israeli Air Force in 1998 and entered service in 2000 while THAAD only entered service in 2008

Although they are designed to operate against similar targets, they differ greatly in their method of operation and cost

The Israelis developed a missile that hits near the target and destroys it with a stream of hot metal fragments

The Americans insisted on "Hit to Kill"—a direct hit on the target
This approach requires greater precision in tracking the target and maneuvering the missile but eliminates the need for a warhead

Israel Aerospace Industries used direct hits only with Arrow-3 which intercepts its target in space where an explosion is meaningless and only metal-to-metal contact can destroy the target

Both systems reach similar and enormous speeds of 9,000-10,000 km/h

Additionally, the American system is lighter, allowing it to be transported by cargo planes to combat zones
The Arrow is heavier as it was designed to protect Israel from fixed bases or while being towed by trucks to new sites

For the defense of US territory itself, other larger and even more expensive interceptors were developed to deal with intercontinental missiles from Russia and North Korea

How much did it cost the US to intercept the missile launched from Yemen to Israel?
The Jerusalem Post 01 April 2025

Extracts:

• Israel's Arrow-2 system vs US THAAD cost

THAAD has been purchased by the UAE and Saudi Arabia

A dramatic difference between the two systems is the cost:
each Arrow interceptor costs $2-3 million, compared to a THAAD interceptor costing about $12-15 million

This is one of the reasons THAAD has so far only been purchased by the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which can afford its costs
Germany, which evaluated THAAD against Arrow-3 chose the Israeli system

The first operational interception by THAAD was carried out in January 2022 in the UAE when it was launched against a missile fired by the Houthis

THAAD doesn't add capabilities to Israel that Arrow doesn't already have but additional interception systems increase the Israeli Air Force's ability to intercept even larger barrages should more come from Iran

The defense establishment has been training for several years in the joint operation of THAAD and the SM-3 missile system installed on American missile destroyers carrying the Aegis system

These systems are able to share targets and use each other's radars for enhanced effectiveness

How much did it cost the US to intercept the missile launched from Yemen to Israel?
The Jerusalem Post 01 April 2025

Extracts:

• Trump – Golden Dome

Israel Aerospace Industries is currently developing the next generations of the interception system — Arrow-4 and Arrow-5 — designed to counter new threats while reducing the cost of interceptors as much as possible to enable the purchase of greater quantities

While the Iron Dome will be reinforced this year by the Magen Or laser system (both produced by RAFAEL) a laser powerful enough to intercept ballistic missiles is not expected in the foreseeable future Therefore, Arrow and THAAD will remain the workhorses of Israel and the US in this field

The US is considering using Arrow for the Golden Dome, the air defense system initiated by the Trump administration to protect US territory from significant missile attacks, similar to those that have targeted Israel and Ukraine in recent years

If Israel still standing....

• High Energy Laser Weapon

IRON BEAM is a 100kW class High Energy Laser Weapon System (HELWS) that is expected to become the first operational system in its class

It quickly and effectively engages and neutralizes a wide array of threats from a range of hundreds of meters to several kilometers
Engaging at the speed of light IRON BEAM has an unlimited magazine, with almost zero cost per interception and causes minimal collateral damage

• RAFAEL Israeli defense technology company

RAFAEL was founded in 1948 as Israel's National R&D Defense Laboratory for the development of weapons and military technology

Complementing RAFAEL Advanced Defense Systems's IRON DOME
1. it can be integrated with a range of platforms
2. and can become part of any multi-layer defense system

RAFAEL is considered a global leader in the field, developing Directed Energy systems including HEL systems for over 30 years
The company works closely with Israel’s Defense Ministry and serves as the HEL National Center for Excellence and the National Lethality Laboratory

The Jerusalem Post October 4, 2024
According to IDF reports, Iran launched 181-200 ballistic missiles at Israel this past Tuesday

Around $200 million is a hefty sum for a missile barrage and certainly not an insignificant portion of Iran's missile stockpile.
However, from Tehran's perspective, it represents a relatively light hit to their finances.
According to a Reuters report, Iran has managed, even under international sanctions, to export oil worth $35 billion annually

This missile barrage cost them the equivalent of just two days of exports
1. not something they would do daily,
2. but also not an expense the country would struggle to manage every few months,
3. especially while neglecting other branches of the military to invest in missile technology.

The Jerusalem Post October 4, 2024
Missiles Economics

Defense is more expensive than offense over $500 million just this one
The unwritten rule is that the interceptor missile always costs more than the missile being intercepted.

The issue of cost is one which motivated the development of the Iron Beam laser interception system which is currently being developed by the Defense Ministry and RAFAEL.

Iran launched 181-200 ballistic missiles at Israel this past Tuesday
1. According to IDF reports, the IDF's air defense system intercepted most of them.
2. According to American reports, the United States, through its missile destroyers, intercepted 12 missiles

The interception cost estimate would be about $450 million — more than double the cost of the Iranian missile barrage.

Preliminary report, Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel on October 1 caused an estimated NIS 150 million to NIS 200 million ($40 million to $53 million) in damages to property

The Jerusalem Post April 2, 2025
Yemen’s Houthis say four killed in strikes blamed on U.S.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels say overnight airstrikes on Hodeida province killed four people in an attack they blame on the United States.

“The casualty toll of the American aggression targeting the Water Management building in… Hodeida governorate… rose to four martyrs and three wounded,” says Houthi health ministry spokesman Anees Alasbahi, updating an earlier toll of three dead.

Houthi media had reported U.S. strikes on areas controlled by the Iran-backed rebels, including water infrastructure in Hodeida and three strikes in the northwestern region of Hajjah. Strikes also hit the group’s northern stronghold of Saada.

The United States has not confirmed it carried out these strikes.

Look, let's get the terrorists let's get 'em all -- let's get the terrorists let's get 'em all now

Arab News April 1, 2025
Israeli PM due to fly to International Criminal Court member state this week

Amnesty International has called on Hungary to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, following reports that he will visit the EU member state on Wednesday at the invitation of his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban.

Netanyahu is the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court in November over Israel’s conduct in Gaza.

Orban, a close ally of Netanyahu, has said he would not enforce the warrant.
As a member state, Hungary is required to enforce any arrest warrant issued by the ICC.

Visit ‘must not become a bellwether for the future of human rights in Europe’

Al Jazeera April 1, 2025
U.S. has given Israel ‘complete green light now to act with impunity”

Tahani Mustafa, from the International Crisis Group, says most analysts aren’t surprised
1. Israel has expanded its military assault to seize more land in Gaza
2. and “depopulate” Palestinians from the territory.

“Many of us anticipated these evacuation zones were going to be expanded in the coming weeks and months in order to concentrate Palestinian populations into these so-called ‘safe zones’, which we know over the last 17 months of open war-fare that there is no such thing as safe zones,” Mustafa told Al Jazeera.

Israel’s “expansionist government” filled with politicians from the far right is now fully backed by the U.S. government of Donald Trump, she noted.

1. “[The U.S.] really doesn’t see the need to deal with the facade of trying to broker any sort of rhetorical peace here, or
2. try to pretend to be an impartial broker in this conflict.
3. "The Trump administration itself has already hailed the depopulation of Gaza.”
4. The U.S. attitude gives Israel “the complete green light now to act with impunity”

Then War over

No doubt every life is precious

While it is a challenge almost impossible, to find any independent impartial observers, I find it hard not to feel skeptical of this information coming from Hamas-controlled local authorities, Forensic consultant and the anti-Israel UN.

1. execution-style killing, based on the “specific and intentional” location of shots at close range
2. and then buried in the sand by a bulldozer alongside their flattened vehicles
— to be unearthed and presented as evidence?

From: The Guardian April 2, 2025

Forensic consultant says:
1. Evidence of ‘execution-style’ killings of Palestinian aid workers by Israeli forces
2. multiple bullets were used from short range in attack that has caused global outrage

A forensic doctor who examined the bodies of some of the 15 paramedics and Palestinian rescue workers shot dead by Israeli forces and buried in a mass grave in southern Gaza has said there is evidence of execution-style killing, based on the “specific and intentional” location of shots at close range.

Is he the same forensic doctor whose medical expertise resulted in Hamas releasing the wrong body of hostage Shiri Bibas?

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society, the Palestinian Civil Defense and UN employees were on a humanitarian mission to collect dead and wounded civilians outside the southern city of Rafah on the morning of 23 March when they were killed and then buried in the sand by a bulldozer alongside their flattened vehicles, according to the anti-Israel UN.

Ahmad Dhaher, a forensic consultant who examined five of the dead at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis after they had been exhumed, said all of them had died from bullet wounds.

“All cases had been shot with multiple bullets, except for one, which could not be determined due to the body being mutilated by animals like dogs, leaving it almost as just a skeleton,” Dhaher told The Guardian

1. “Preliminary analysis suggests they were executed, not from a distant range, since the locations of the bullet wounds were specific and intentional,”
2. “One observation is that the bullets were aimed at one person’s head,
3. another at their heart,
4. and a third person had been shot with six or seven bullets in the torso.”
5. He emphasized that there was room for uncertainty due to the decomposition of the remains,
6. and that in other cases he reviewed “most of the bullets targeted the joints, such as the shoulder, elbow, ankle, or wrist”
7. there was no clear evidence of restraints on the five bodies he examined.

Who verified the credibility of these — Two witnesses to the recovery of the bodies told The Guardian on Tuesday that they had seen bodies the hands and legs of which had been tied, suggesting they had been detained before their deaths.

A Red Crescent spokesperson, Nebal Farsakh, said on Wednesday that one of the paramedics “had his hands tied together with his legs to his body”.
Dhaher said: “I could not recognise any tying marks on their hands due to the state of decomposition of the five cases I checked, so I can’t be sure of it,”

The Israel Defense Forces and Benjamin Netanyahu’s government have said IDF soldiers opened fire on the ambulances and rescue vehicles because they were “advancing suspiciously toward IDF troops without headlights or emergency signals”.

Government officials claimed to have killed a Hamas military operative they named as Mohammad Amin Ibrahim Shubaki, and “eight other terrorists” from Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, in the attack on 23 March.

However, Shubaki was not among the bodies recovered — by whom? from the mass grave outside Rafah on Saturday and Sunday:
1, eight of which were identified as Red Crescent ambulance workers,
2. six as civil defence rescue workers,
3. and one as an employee of the UN relief agency UNRWA.

The IDF has not responded to questions about:
1. why the dead were buried with their vehicles or
2. to reports that some showed signs of having been tied up.

The sole survivor from the shootings on 23 March, Munther Abed, a Red Crescent volunteer, contradicted the official Israeli account, saying the ambulances had been observing safety protocols when they were attacked.

“During day and at night, it’s the same: external and internal lights are on.
Everything tells you it’s an ambulance that belongs to the Palestinian Red Crescent.

All the lights were on until we came under direct fire,” Abed told The World at One on BBC Radio 4
He denied that anyone from a militant group was in the ambulance.

Abed, who was in the first ambulance to come under fire in the early morning of 23 March, said he survived because he threw himself to the floor at the back of the vehicle when the shooting started And IDF missed him!

The two paramedics in the front seats of the ambulance were killed in the hail of Israeli gunfire.
Abed was detained and interrogated by Israeli soldiers before being released — So that he can be witness

The other 13 victims were all in a five-vehicle convoy dispatched some hours later to recover the bodies of the two dead ambulance workers.
All of them were shot dead and buried in the same grave.

Netanyahus board plane to depart for Hungary; PM refrains from giving press statement

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara board Wing of Zion for their trip to Hungary.
Netanyahu waves to the traveling press corps, but does not give a statement.

From: Reuters April 2, 2025
Hamas will not respond to Israel's counter Gaza ceasefire proposal, official says

Israel said on March 29 it conveyed to the mediators a counter-proposal in full coordination with the US, after Hamas agreed to a proposal from Egyptian and Qatari mediators.

Hamas decided not to respond or engage with Israel's counter-proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza, an official told Reuters on Wednesday, affirming it is committed to the mediators' plan instead.

Israel said on March 29 it conveyed to the mediators a counter-proposal in full coordination with the US after Hamas agreed to a proposal it received from mediators Egypt and Qatar.

A copy obtained by Reuters on Wednesday showed the mediators' proposal was part of the January 17 ceasefire agreement and would extend the ceasefire for 50 more days.

The negotiations for a second ceasefire phase should be over before the 50-day period ends, as per the copy. The proposal included the release of New Jersey native Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old soldier in the Israeli army, on the first day after the ceasefire is announced.

security zones — Day 545 too late...

From: The Associated Press April 2, 2025

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday that Israel is establishing a new security corridor across the Gaza Strip to pressure Hamas, suggesting it would cut off the southern city of Rafah, which Israel has ordered evacuated, from the rest of the Palestinian territory.

The announcement came after Netanyahu’s defense minister said Israel would seize large areas of Gaza and add them to its so-called security zones.
A wave of Israeli strikes, meanwhile, killed more than 40 Palestinians, nearly half of them women and children, according to Palestinian health officials.

Israel has vowed to escalate the nearly 18-month war with Hamas until:
1. the militant group returns dozens of remaining hostages,
2. disarms and leaves the territory — when Pigs fly...

Israel ended a ceasefire [expired] in March and has imposed a month long halt on all imports of food, fuel and humanitarian aid.

Netanyahu described the new axis as the Morag corridor, using the name of a Jewish settlement that once stood between Rafah and Khan Younis, suggesting it would run between the two southern cities.

He said it would be “a second Philadelphi corridor " referring to the Gaza side of the border with Egypt further south, which has been under Israeli control since last May.

Israel has reasserted control over the Netzarim corridor, also named for a former settlement, that cuts off the northern third of Gaza, including Gaza City, from the rest of the narrow coastal strip.

Both of the existing corridors run from the Israeli border to the Mediterranean Sea.

Israel has expanded its aerial and ground attacks in Gaza since ending the ceasefire last month.
The prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said on Wednesday it intends to “divide up” the territory.

IDF chief vows that ‘the only thing that can stop us from advancing is the release of our hostages,’ True
as troops launch new offensive, accompanied by heavy airstrikes

From: The Times of Israel and 9News April 2, 2025
Tariff on Israeli goods: — not the act of a friend!

Trump unveils sweeping global tariffs, including 17% US import duty on Israeli goods.
The tariffs include a 17 percent duty on Israeli products imported to the United States.

Israel sought to prevent the move with the directive Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich signed Tuesday to immediately scrap all remaining tariffs on American imports — Oops! Pre-emptying didn't work...

US President Donald Trump has unveiled a raft of punishing tariffs targeting countries around the world including some of its closest trading partners, in a move that risks sparking a ruinous trade war.

according to Investor's Business Daily: President Donald Trump failed to accomplish much with the China-focused trade war in his first term.

Trump's Liberation Day “make America wealthy again.” Trump says, adding that it would “forever be remembered as the day:
1. American industry was reborn,
2. the day America’s destiny was reclaimed.”

This tariffs 'blitzkrieg on globalization'; Trump's new economic fortress America, by its design:
1. winds off its principal economic and strategic partner, Europe
2. leaving China as the sole promoter of "free and open international trade,"

The announcement represents the effective death knell of NATO
"If NATO America's principal strategic alliance, is expendable, what credible rationale could underpin US fidelity."

1. Business leaders warn of fallout from Trump’s trade war;
2. US stocks plummet, in after-hours trading as experts warn Americans could see higher costs;
3. Dow futures have fallen more than 1,000 points in hours after Trump’s tariff announcement;
4. Analysts warn Trump's tariffs could tip US and global economy into recession;

The Times of Israel April 3, 2025
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara land in Budapest and received military honor guard at Budapest airport

Hungary is a member of the International Criminal Court and is required to carry out the arrest warrant issued by the ICC against Netanyahu for alleged war crimes. However, as expected, the premier is received by a military honor guard and is ushered by a convoy to his hotel without incident.

Hungary is expected to announce during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit this week that it is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, The Times of Israel has learned.

Trump unveils sweeping global tariffs, including 17% US import duty on Israeli goods — not the act of a friend! In the middle of Day 545 war

Israel sought to prevent the move with the directive Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich signed Tuesday to immediately scrap all remaining tariffs on American imports — Oops! Pre-emptying didn't work

Axios April 3, 2025
Trump's tariffs list is missing one big country: Russia
President Trump unveiled tariffs of at least 10% Wednesday on virtually the entire world, with one notable exception: Russia.

The intrigue: Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told Axios Wednesday that Russia was left off because U.S. sanctions already "preclude any meaningful trade."
Leavitt noted that Russia could still face "additional strong sanctions."

Ukraine copped 10%

You believed that story? You believed that?

A forensic doctor who examined the bodies of some of the 15 paramedics and Palestinian rescue workers shot dead by Israeli forces, has said there is evidence of execution-style killing, based on the “specific and intentional” location of shots at close range and buried in a mass grave in southern Gaza.
to be unearthed and presented as evidence?

Is he the same forensic doctor whose medical expertise resulted in Hamas releasing the wrong body of hostage Shiri Bibas?

1. “All cases had been shot with multiple bullets, except for one
2. and a third person had been shot with six or seven bullets in the torso.”
Surely IDF better shots than that

So many contradicting versions.... when telling lies

A Red Crescent spokesperson, Nebal Farsakh, said on Wednesday that one of the paramedics “had his hands tied together with his legs to his body”.

Dhaher said:
1. “I could not recognise any tying marks on their hands due to the state of decomposition of the five cases I checked, so I can’t be sure of it,”
2. there was no clear evidence of restraints on the five bodies he examined.

Abed, who was in the first ambulance to come under fire in the early morning of 23 March, said he survived because he threw himself to the floor at the back of the vehicle when the shooting started And IDF missed him... Didn't find him

The two paramedics in the front seats of the ambulance were killed in the hail of Israeli gunfire.
Abed was detained and interrogated by Israeli soldiers before being released — so that he can be witness...

The Jerusalem Post April 3, 2025
U.S. deems Albanese unfit to serve as UN Special Rapporteur due to 'virulent antisemitism'

The United States mission to the United Nations sent a letter to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday, stating that they oppose renewing Francesca Albanese as UN Special Rapporteur due to her "virulent antisemitism, which demonizes Israel and supports Hamas," the mission confirmed on X

Their post continued "She has clearly violated the UN’s code of conduct and is unfit for her role,"

Today, the U.S. Mission to the UN sent Secretary-General, a letter opposing Francesca Albanese’s renewal as UN Special Rapporteur.
We condemn her virulent antisemitism, which demonizes Israel and supports Hamas.

She has clearly violated the UN’s code of conduct and is unfit for her role.
The post concluded "Her reappointment would show the UN tolerates antisemitic hatred and support for terrorism,"