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Canada's Foreign Minister stated that Greenland's inhabitants will decide the territory's future amid a proposed US acquisition deal. Australia's Foreign Minister Wong spoke with the Palestinian foreign minister about the situation in Gaza.
🐿️ These diplomatic moves underscore the tension between national sovereignty and external economic or political interests in strategic regions.
Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar called for Oscar-winning directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor to lose citizenship over their documentary NAZA, accusing them of treason. The film, produced by the Guardian, exposes Israeli intelligence's civilian casualty expectations in.
🐿️ A minister threatening to strip citizenship over a film is a chilling escalation that turns artistic dissent into a criminal offense.
The Israeli military admitted its soldiers opened fire on a car carrying five-year-old Hind Rajab and six family members in Gaza in 2024, ordering a criminal investigation. Hind Rajab spent hours on the phone to paramedics before her body was recovered days later.
🐿️ This admission marks a rare instance of Israel acknowledging direct responsibility for civilian deaths, but the criminal investigation's outcome remains uncertain.
BBC and Guardian reporting say disarmament and troop-withdrawal sequencing remains the core blocker in current Gaza negotiations.
🐿️ Ceasefire terms now hinge on enforceable sequencing, not statements.
British-Azerbaijani Rashad Sultanov was arrested in Cyprus on July 17 for allegedly spying on RAF Akrotiri for Iran's Revolutionary Guards. Separately, Hamas official Ghazi Hamad said the group will hand over weapons to a new Gaza administration, contingent on Israeli withdrawal.
🐿️ The Cyprus spy case and Gaza disarmament talks are two branches of the same Iran pressure campaign, with Tehran probing UK bases while its proxies negotiate away arms.
