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‘Israel's’ Knesset National Security Committee is intensifying discussions on a controversial bill that would mandate the death penalty for Palestinians accused of “terrorism”; with lethal injection emerging as one of the methods.
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Knesset committee debates use of lethal injection for Palestinian detainees
Right-wing ‘Israeli’ lawmaker Limor Son Har-Melech of the Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power) party, who sponsored the bill.
en.royanews.tv
November 20, 2025 at 5:47 AM
‘Israel's’ Knesset National Security Committee is intensifying discussions on a controversial bill that would mandate the death penalty for Palestinians accused of “terrorism”; with lethal injection emerging as one of the methods.
Read more: en.royanews.tv/news/65078
Read more: en.royanews.tv/news/65078
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What justification is there for this ban on bringing in goods that are essential to the well-being of Palestinians?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
November 18, 2025 at 7:52 PM
What justification is there for this ban on bringing in goods that are essential to the well-being of Palestinians?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
What justification is there for this ban on bringing in goods that are essential to the well-being of Palestinians?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
November 18, 2025 at 7:52 PM
What justification is there for this ban on bringing in goods that are essential to the well-being of Palestinians?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
Is it not the responsibility of the international community to compel Israel to allow tents and other essential supplies to be brought in?
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