Persecution
Kahanist Israeli lawmaker (Otzma Yehudit, Jewish Force) and chairman of the National Security Committee Zvika Fogel pushed through the Knesset in September a law authorizing the police to conduct widespread surveillance using new technologies without judicial oversight.
In November, he pushed through the first reading of a law authorizing a police commander and other officials to request permission from the president of a district court or his deputy to access a personal computer or cell phone.
He has just passed a third law empowering the police, on the instructions of the prosecutor, to take measures restricting freedom, which the accused must comply with or risk four years in prison. This could include administrative detention, i.e. without trial, on the sole basis of classified information, without the police having to provide any evidence.
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Read MoreI’ve retained an amazing lawyer to defend my family & my cancer patients from Premier Smith who wants to throw me in prison
GiveSendGo launches this weekend!
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Read MoreIt started with a suicide bomber.
On Sept. 4, 2013, a terrorist group launched an attack on a profoundly symbolic Syrian village.
“The dawn assault on the predominantly Christian village of Maaloula,” reported the Associated Press, “was carried out by rebels from the al-Qaida-linked Jabhat al-Nusra group, according to a Syrian government official and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, an anti-regime group.
“At the start of the attack, an al-Nusra
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Read MoreThe fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on April 15, 2019 was initially considered suspicious by some due to the rapid spread and the scale of the damage.
But official investigations have leaned towards concluding it was an accident, however they made those conclusions even before the fire was out.
The fire broke out at around 6:20 pm local time, and it quickly spread to engulf the roof and the spire which collapsed. The main structure, including the bell tower, was saved thanks to the efforts of over 400 firefight
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Read MoreWorld soccer authority FIFA has named Saudi Arabia as the hosting nation of the 2034 World Cup tournament despite the Muslim country’s record of human rights abuses.
It was also confirmed that Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay will each host matches for the 2030 tournament, the BBC reported.
FIFA confirmed the awards during its Extraordinary FIFA Congress meeting on Wednesday in Zurich.
“In today’s divided world, where it seems that nobody can agree any more on anything, to be able to agree on something like that is definitely an incredible mess
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Read MoreWord has it Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is doubling down with AHS to destroy my family
They’re expediting the process to have me imprisoned, or worse. At this point, AHS may try to have me killed. I will post Court Documents later today.
Legal Counsel is being retained and I will start GIVESENDGO to raise legal funds within 1-2 days.
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Read MoreWe hope you are all having a wonderful Advent and that you and your families are slated to have a beautiful Christmas!
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Before we address the big news in Syria over the wee
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Read MoreConservative MP Jamil Jivani has launched a new campaign to address what he describes as escalating threats to the rights and freedoms of Christians in Canada.
The national initiative, called “Protect Christians Canada,” is centred around a petition urging governments at all levels to take stronger action to defend religious freedoms and Christian communities. The petition was authored by concerned residents in Ontario’s Durham Region, which Jivani represents in Parliament.
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Read MoreSaskatchewan will soon be the first Canadian province to officially declare December as Christian Heritage Month and Calgary, Alberta’s largest city, will do the same.
The Saskatchewan government made the proclamation official on December 4 in a document with the stamped royal seal of the province’s Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport Alana Ross. An announcement from the government is expected in the coming days.
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Read MoreI am told Premier Danielle Smith’s Office is unhappy with the backlash and the attention that has been brought to the corrupt work her Office is doing with AHS to have me imprisoned for 83 days.
They are also not happy that I’m speaking about it publicly, that it may taint and ultimately destroy her reputation and legacy. And for what? To please a few corrupt bureaucrats at Alberta Health Services?
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