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#KillingGaza #settlements
️❝I HAVE NO SYMPATHY FOR JEWISH SETTLERS❞
Gideon Levy, an Israeli Journalist➤❝Has No Sympathy for Jewish Colonists as a Group❞
Why? Gideon Levy Explains➤❝THEY ALL VIOLATE INTERNATIONAL LAW❞
Stop calling them #SETTLERS they are thieving terrorists in a civilised world they would all be jailed this is just another case of #ChildAbuse #CollectivePunishment #justicematters
️❝I HAVE NO SYMPATHY FOR JEWISH SETTLERS❞
Gideon Levy, an Israeli Journalist➤❝Has No Sympathy for Jewish Colonists as a Group❞
Why? Gideon Levy Explains➤❝THEY ALL VIOLATE INTERNATIONAL LAW❞
Stop calling them #SETTLERS they are thieving terrorists in a civilised world they would all be jailed this is just another case of #ChildAbuse #CollectivePunishment #justicematters
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$1.5 Million Settlement in Medical Malpractice Wrongful Death Case for Failure to Diagnose Bacterial Endocarditis. http://ow.ly/cIcp30n1ceP #wunschlaw #medicalmalpractice #lawsuit #settlements
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Amazing piece on how the #tourism industry normalises #occupation. In the West Bank, some of the biggest travel companies in the world are taking visitors to dine and stay in Israeli #settlements - no mention that they violate international law. #Gaza #KillingGaza #BDS
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MEDICAL MALPRACTICE - $125,000 COMPARTMENT SYNDROME SETTLEMENT. http://ow.ly/srXq30mUmNb #medicalmalpractice #malpractice #settlements
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W Realty Services, LLC: A great week for my real estate team. We had several successful real estate settlements this week and many more in the coming weeks too. So blessed to have very productive agents at the office. #realestate #settlements #leadership #sales
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Medical Malpractice – $3,000,000 Settlement for Failure of Hospital Emergency Room. #wunschlaw #medicalmalpractice #malpractice #settlements
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Iran urges halt to construction of Israeli settlements
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Netanyahu Says ‘No Doubt’ U.S. Behind UN Vote on Settlements
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped up his broadside at the U.S. government after the #UN Security Council declared Israel’s settlements illegal, saying President Barack Obama’s administration “initiated and stood behind” the resolution.
Netanyahu said Obama broke a long-standing U.S. commitment not to allow the UN to impose conditions on Israel in its conflict with the Palestinians. Resolution 2334, which passed Friday by a 14-0 vote with the U.S. abstaining, demands that Israel cease construction in all areas it captured in the 1967 Middle East war and describes the West Bank and East Jerusalem as occupied Palestinian territory.
“We will do all we can to make sure Israel won’t be harmed by this shameful resolution,” Netanyahu said at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday, calling the bill “unbalanced and extremely hostile to the State of Israel.”
The resolution calls on member states to differentiate between territories inside and outside the pre-1967 lines in their dealings with Israel. While the immediate practical impact is unclear -- the resolution is declaratory but not binding on member states -- it could strengthen the movement to boycott or sanction Israel and open the door for more lawsuits against Israel in international bodies. The EU already requires goods produced in Israeli settlements to be labelled distinctly from those made in Israel, allowing consumers to avoid them more easily.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped up his broadside at the U.S. government after the UN Security Council declared Israel’s settlements illegal, saying President Barack Obama’s administration “initiated and stood behind” the resolution.
Netanyahu said Obama broke a long-standing U.S. commitment not to allow the UN to impose conditions on Israel in its conflict with the Palestinians. Resolution 2334, which passed Friday by a 14-0 vote with the U.S. abstaining, demands that Israel cease construction in all areas it captured in the 1967 Middle East war and describes the West Bank and East #Jerusalem as occupied Palestinian territory.
“We will do all we can to make sure Israel won’t be harmed by this shameful resolution,” Netanyahu said at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday, calling the bill “unbalanced and extremely hostile to the State of #Israel.”
The resolution calls on member states to differentiate between territories inside and outside the pre-1967 lines in their dealings with Israel. While the immediate practical impact is unclear -- the resolution is declaratory but not binding on member states -- it could strengthen the movement to boycott or sanction Israel and open the door for more lawsuits against Israel in international bodies. The #EU already requires goods produced in Israeli #settlements to be labelled distinctly from those made in Israel, allowing consumers to avoid them more easily.
Fraying Ties
The U.S. abstention highlighted the increasingly strained relationship between Obama and #Netanyahu. The Security Council #UNSC vote came in the waning weeks of Obama’s presidency, as Israel looks forward to warmer relations with President-elect Donald Trump, who had pressured #Obama to veto the resolution in an unusual breach of transition protocol.
“The big loss yesterday for Israel in the United Nations will make it much harder to negotiate peace. Too bad, but we will get it done anyway!” #Trump told his 17.9 million #Twitter followers Saturday.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped up his broadside at the U.S. government after the #UN Security Council declared Israel’s settlements illegal, saying President Barack Obama’s administration “initiated and stood behind” the resolution.
Netanyahu said Obama broke a long-standing U.S. commitment not to allow the UN to impose conditions on Israel in its conflict with the Palestinians. Resolution 2334, which passed Friday by a 14-0 vote with the U.S. abstaining, demands that Israel cease construction in all areas it captured in the 1967 Middle East war and describes the West Bank and East Jerusalem as occupied Palestinian territory.
“We will do all we can to make sure Israel won’t be harmed by this shameful resolution,” Netanyahu said at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday, calling the bill “unbalanced and extremely hostile to the State of Israel.”
The resolution calls on member states to differentiate between territories inside and outside the pre-1967 lines in their dealings with Israel. While the immediate practical impact is unclear -- the resolution is declaratory but not binding on member states -- it could strengthen the movement to boycott or sanction Israel and open the door for more lawsuits against Israel in international bodies. The EU already requires goods produced in Israeli settlements to be labelled distinctly from those made in Israel, allowing consumers to avoid them more easily.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped up his broadside at the U.S. government after the UN Security Council declared Israel’s settlements illegal, saying President Barack Obama’s administration “initiated and stood behind” the resolution.
Netanyahu said Obama broke a long-standing U.S. commitment not to allow the UN to impose conditions on Israel in its conflict with the Palestinians. Resolution 2334, which passed Friday by a 14-0 vote with the U.S. abstaining, demands that Israel cease construction in all areas it captured in the 1967 Middle East war and describes the West Bank and East #Jerusalem as occupied Palestinian territory.
“We will do all we can to make sure Israel won’t be harmed by this shameful resolution,” Netanyahu said at the start of the weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday, calling the bill “unbalanced and extremely hostile to the State of #Israel.”
The resolution calls on member states to differentiate between territories inside and outside the pre-1967 lines in their dealings with Israel. While the immediate practical impact is unclear -- the resolution is declaratory but not binding on member states -- it could strengthen the movement to boycott or sanction Israel and open the door for more lawsuits against Israel in international bodies. The #EU already requires goods produced in Israeli #settlements to be labelled distinctly from those made in Israel, allowing consumers to avoid them more easily.
Fraying Ties
The U.S. abstention highlighted the increasingly strained relationship between Obama and #Netanyahu. The Security Council #UNSC vote came in the waning weeks of Obama’s presidency, as Israel looks forward to warmer relations with President-elect Donald Trump, who had pressured #Obama to veto the resolution in an unusual breach of transition protocol.
“The big loss yesterday for Israel in the United Nations will make it much harder to negotiate peace. Too bad, but we will get it done anyway!” #Trump told his 17.9 million #Twitter followers Saturday.
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