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boomer crook wrote:brata kao za srbe oko sarajeva: da niste ispalili 6000 raketa pre ove mozda bi vam neko i verovao

fikret selimbašić wrote:

boomer crook wrote:brata kao za srbe oko sarajeva: da niste ispalili 6000 raketa pre ove mozda bi vam neko i verovao

Ili Rusija v Ukrajina, ukrajinske civlile ubijaju ukrajinske rakete, nekad PVO, nekad zalutale Točke.


Da li će nakon bolnice bombardovanje da prestane ili će priču o bolnici da zatrpa novo i jače bombardovanje?

Israeli bombardments have destroyed around 25% of residential housing units in #Gaza in the last 10 days, creating unprecedented and urgent needs for bedding sets, dignity kits and hygiene items for 700,000 IDPs, according to the Shelter Cluster hosted by @NRC_Norway pic.twitter.com/B4AzIUh1Uf

— NRC MiddleEast (@NRC_MiddleEast) October 17, 2023

Live footage of the moment Gaza hospital was bombed,
By Hamas own miss rocket. pic.twitter.com/mUY9vuU8qG

— Adin - עדין (@AdinHaykin1) October 17, 2023

https://t.co/xoPFAw3Fcf

— Adin - עדין (@AdinHaykin1) October 17, 2023

Legislative and presidential elections:

• If new presidential elections were held today and only two candidates, Mahmoud Abbas and Ismail Haniyeh, the voter turnout would be only 42%, and among those who would participate, Abbas would receive 37% of the vote and Haniyeh 58% (compared to 56% for Haniyeh and 33% for Abbas three months ago). In the Gaza Strip, the vote for Abbas stands at 33% and for Haniyeh at 64%, while in the West Bank Abbas receives 43% and Haniyeh 50%. If the competition is between Marwan Barghouti and Haniyeh, participation would rise to 59% and among those voting, Barghouti receives 60% and Haniyeh 37%. If the competition were between Mohammad Shtayyeh and Ismail Haniyeh, participation would drop to only 41%, with Shtayyeh receiving 33% and Haniyeh receiving 62%.
  
  
• In a closed question, we asked the public to select the person they prefer to see as President Abbas's successor. The largest percentage (34%) said they prefer Marwan Barghouti; 17% preferred Ismail Haniyeh; 6% preferred Mohammed Dahlan, 5% preferred Khaled Meshaal, 3% preferred Yahya al-Sinwar, Muhammad Shtayyeh, and Hussein al-Sheikh, and 30% said they did not know or chose someone else.
  
  
• Level of satisfaction with the performance of president Abbas stands at 22% and dissatisfaction at 76%. Satisfaction with Abbas stands at 21% in the West Bank and 24% in the Gaza Strip.  Three months ago, satisfaction with Abbas stood at 17% and dissatisfaction at 80%. 78% want Abbas to resign while 19% want him to remain in office. Three months ago, 80% said they want Abbas to resign. Demand for Abbas' resignation stands at 78% in the West Bank and 79% in the Gaza Strip.
  
  
• If new parliamentary elections were held today with the participation of all political forces that participated in the 2006 elections, 64% say they would participate in them, and among these participants, Fateh receives 36%, Hamas' Change and Reform 34%, all other lists combined 9%, and 21% say they have not yet decided whom they will vote for. Three months ago, vote for Hamas stood at 34% and Fatah at 33%. Vote for Hamas in the Gaza Strip stands today at 44% (compared to 44% three months ago) and for Fateh at 32% (compared to 28% three months ago). In the West Bank, vote for Hamas stands at 24% (compared to 25% three months ago) and Fatah at 40% (compared to 34% three months ago).
  
  
• 27% believe that Hamas is the most deserving of representing and leading the Palestinian people today while 24% believe that Fateh under the leadership of Abbas is more deserving; 44% believe both are unworthy of representation and leadership. Three months ago, 31% said Hamas is the most deserving, 21% said Fateh led by Abbas is the most deserving, and 43% said both are unworthy of representation and leadership.

Janko Suvar wrote:

The #ICC Office of the Prosecutor has an ongoing investigation into the situation in the State of Palestine.

Those with information relevant to current events in Israel and Palestine can provide submissions at #OTPLink
https://t.co/IYVUCvyWCA pic.twitter.com/XRcZzuzqor

— Int'l Criminal Court (@IntlCrimCourt) October 17, 2023