Organisation
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| Origin | Germany |
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| Genres | Krautrock |
| Record labels | RCA |
| Albums | Tone Float |
| Tone Float Beat-Club 1971 | |
| Skos genre | Natural sounds |
| Active from | 1967 |
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| ID | 1653493 |
About Organisation
Organisation zur Verwirklichung gemeinsamer Musikkonzepte was an experimental krautrock band, that was the immediate predecessor of the band Kraftwerk. In addition to the founding members of Kraftwerk, Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider-Esleben, Organisation included Basil Hammoudi, Butch Hauf, and Fred Monicks.
S4C chief executive Sian Doyle is sacked following review
... The move follows allegations of within the Organisation...
What we know about Israel-Hamas Gaza deal on hostages
... Hamas - which Israel, the US and other Western powers class as a terrorist Organisation - said the deal would give Palestinians time to recover after an intense Israeli air and ground assault which its government in Gaza has said has killed more than 14,000 people...
Israeli reservist: I chose to fight but don't know if I'll come back alive
... " Instead of waiting to be called up, he put himself forward for active duty and tells me that he is fighting to live in a world in which Hamas - which Israel, the UK and other countries consider a terrorist Organisation - no longer exists...
Hezbollah warns of regional war if Gaza bombing goes on
... The Shia Islamist group - classed as a terrorist Organisation by the UK, US and the Arab League - is the largest political and military force in Lebanon...
UN agencies reduce Gaza aid operations as fuel runs out
... " We re the largest humanitarian Organisation and we are on the verge of stopping operations...
Gaza's hospitals treating emergency cases only as fuel runs low
... It launched a bombing campaign against Hamas - which Israel, the UK, US and other powers class as a terrorist Organisation - in response to an unprecedented cross-border assault on 7 October in which at least 1,400 people were killed and 222 others were taken hostage...
Rishi Sunak backs calls for humanitarian pauses in Israel-Hamas war
... Israel launched its bombing campaign against Hamas - which Israel, the UK, US and other powers class as a terrorist Organisation - in response to an unprecedented cross-border attack on 7 October...
Gaza strikes: Hamas-run health ministry says 700 killed in 24 hours
... Israel launched its bombing campaign against Hamas - which the country, the UK, US and other powers class as a terrorist Organisation - in response to an unprecedented cross-border attack on 7 October in which at least 1,400 people were killed and 222 others were taken hostage...
Rishi Sunak backs calls for humanitarian pauses in Israel-Hamas war
By Joshua Nevett BBC Politics
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has supported " specific pauses" in the Israel-Hamas war, echoing international calls to allow more Aid into Gaza.
Mr Sunak told MPs a " safer environment" was needed in The Territory to deliver Aid and get British nationals out.
But the Prime Minister did not back a ceasefire as that would only benefit Hamas , his spokesperson said.
His comments follow appeals for a humanitarian pause by the United Nations , the US and Canada.
The Prime Minister said the UK had discussed the idea with allies at the UN, as he announced that an RAF plane was flying to Egypt with 21 tonnes of humanitarian supplies.
International calls for increased humanitarian access to Gaza have been growing louder, with UN Aid agencies warning they were " on their knees".
Israel launched its bombing campaign against Hamas - which Israel, the UK, US and other powers class as a terrorist Organisation - in response to an unprecedented cross-border attack on 7 October.
At least 1,400 people were killed and 222 others were taken hostage in the Hamas attack.
Gaza's Hamas -run health minister says nearly 5,800 people have been killed in The Territory since then.
More on Israel-Gaza warDozens of MPs have urged the UK government to call for a ceasefire, as five UK nationals remain missing, with some believed to be Held Hostage by Hamas in Gaza.
At Prime Minister 's Questions on Wednesday, Mhairi Black , the SNP's deputy leader in The House of Commons, asked Mr Sunak if he would " join us in calls for a humanitarian ceasefire".
Mr Sunak said: " The First and most important principle is that Israel has The Right to defend itself under International Law .
" Our support for that position is absolute and unchanged.
" From the start we've also said that we do want British nationals to be able to leave Gaza, and we want for hostages to be released and for humanitarian Aid to Get In .
" We recognise for all of that to happen there has to be a safer environment which of course necessitates specific pauses as distinct from a ceasefire. "
Ms Black argued that joining calls for a ceasefire was the " best and maybe the only way to stop this conflict escalating beyond all control".
But Mr Sunak said Israel has the " right to protect itself" after suffering a " shockingly brutal terrorist attack" at The Hands of Hamas .
An RAF C-17 aircraft was En Route to Egypt from Brize Norton to deliver The British Aid to Palestinian civilians.
Mr Sunak said: " Our team are on the ground ready to receive, we will continue to do everything we can do increase the flow of Aid - including Fuel - into Gaza. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
