Peter Frolich (@peterfrolich)
Med Israel for fred - Danmark (@miffdk)
Jan Olesen (@janxolesen)
Peter Frolich (@peterfrolich)
Earlier today, IDF troops operating in the southern Gaza Strip identified three terrorists who crossed the Yellow Line and approached the troops, posing an immediate threat to them. One of the terrorists attempted to steal IDF equipment and subsequently fled. Following the identification, the IAF eliminated the terrorist west of the Yellow Line in order to remove the threat. In two additional incidents in the northern Gaza Strip today, IDF troops operating in the northern Gaza Strip identified several terrorists who crossed the Yellow Line and approached the troops, posing an immediate threat to them. Following the identification, the IDF eliminated two terrorists in order to remove the threat. IDF troops in the Southern Command remain deployed in accordance with the ceasefire agreement and will continue to operate to remove any immediate threat. #IDF #idfheroes #gaza #israel #islamisnazism #fightingforfreedom #grandisrael
Med Israel for fred - Danmark (@miffdk)
#Nvidia investerer massivt i #AI samarbejde med #Israel. Vil #Danmark også se fordelene i samarbejde om kunstig intelligens? https://t.co/OAoAxUaxmc
Peter Frolich (@peterfrolich)
Israel, Syria deal has ‘great potential’ to expand Abraham Accords, envoy to US tells ‘Post’ In an interview with the Post and remarks to Fort Worth Jews, Ambassador Yeichel Leiter discusses Syria, the Trump administration, and how Jews can combat rising antisemitism. The joint mechanism between Israel, Syria, and the US has “great potential” to expand the Abraham Accords in the future, Ambassador to the US Dr. Yeichel Leiter told The Jerusalem Post in a Thursday interview. “The potential is great. We certainly hope so. There's no reason that it shouldn't happen other than if we see that jihadi elements within the new Syrian army are empowered,” Leiter said. “There was a march just the other day in Damascus, where one of the soldiers was wearing the emblem of ISIS on his Syrian army uniform. Now, if that's an exception, a blowover, and not representative, then it'll go away. But if there's something deeper than that, then it's very concerning,” he said, adding that Israel was looking to give the new mechanism time to develop. “We want to see this develop into something we can be confident in. If we leave southern Syria, we won't have jihadi forces come down, threaten the Jews, and threaten our border. That's really what we're most concerned about.” Leiter explained that the joint mechanism signed would allow for further dialogue and intelligence sharing between Israel and Syria. “The joint mechanism would mean talking constantly instead of meeting every three or four weeks for talks. So the mechanism would deal with de-confliction,” he said. “ If anything came up, troops are moving in a direction where somebody wants to call it out, or we see terrorist movement, or there's agitation among any of the minorities or whatnot, we can de-conflict, and at the same time, discuss modalities for deepening collaboration, whether it's economic or in the area of health care. I mean, anything we can explore for economic development would help the Syrians move forward.” #jerusalempost #Israel #Gaza #Hamas #Islam #idf #islamicterror
Jan Olesen (@janxolesen)
RT @RajeshHolmen (Rajesh Holmen): Danmarks mest prestigefulde journalistpris går til @DanWatchDK og @informeren for deres kompromisløse afdækning af dansk våbeneksport til #Israel. En artikelserie, der dokumenterer, hvordan #Danmark fortsætter med at sende reservedele til israelske F-35-kampfly, trods den åbenlyse risiko for at medvirke til krigsforbrydelser i #Gaza. Samtidig er det værd at huske på dem, der betaler den højeste pris for sandheden: de dræbte journalister i Gaza, som aldrig fik mulighed for at modtage priser, men som dokumenterede folkedrabet indefra. Og det er værd at anerkende Palestinian Youth Movement, som har ydet en væsentlig del af det forarbejde og den dokumentation, der har gjort denne afdækning mulig. At netop denne afdækning modtager Cavlingprisen, er ikke kun en journalistisk anerkendelse, men et politisk signal, der peger direkte på den danske regerings medansvar og på konsekvenserne, når principper om menneskerettigheder og international ret sættes ud af kraft. Tillykke til Danwatch og Information. Det er velfortjent og nødvendig journalistik. #dkpol #dkmedier @larsloekke @troelslundp https://t.co/gQYbQPFt3l
