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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Suspected Corruption in Transport Ministry
The article covers multiple situations related to the Palestinian and Israeli context. It points out that Shaima Abu Ghaly's family has not received an explanation for her detention. It describes the situation in Gaza as genocide after the halt of the genocide, with bloodshed continuing. The article also reports the use of Morocco's Israeli-made Pegasus technology to target journalists and politicians, suspicions of corruption within the Ministry of Transport and Communications, Israel's efforts to improve its image in Washington, and pressures from the Palestinian Authority on a Gulf country to dissuade Palestinian activists from opposing. The topic also discusses the activation of Ain Yabrud's presence on its threatened land, treatment of members of "collaborator militias," as well as testimonies about the psychological effects of sexual violence violations on prisoners. Additionally, it details suspicions of corruption in border crossing management.
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