Terrorism
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| Originally published | October 10, 2002 |
| Authors | Charles Townshend |
| Preceded by | Fascism |
| Followed by | Plato: A Very Short Introduction |
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| ID | 2104515 |
About Terrorism
Is one person's terrorist another's freedom fighter? Is terrorism crime or war? Can there be a "War on Terror"? . . .
Israel Gaza: US rejects global calls for ceasefire
... " Calls for a ceasefire are calls for Israel to surrender to Hamas, to surrender to Terrorism...
Israel-Gaza attacks: More than 10 Britons dead or missing
... He said the scenes from Israel were " horrifying" and " Hamas and the people who support Hamas are fully responsible for appalling acts of Terrorism - call it out for what it is"...
Israel attack: Every Jewish family in UK affected, says chief rabbi
... She said " there must be zero tolerance for antisemitism or glorification of Terrorism on the streets of Britain"...
France shooting: Macron's crisis-in-waiting as riots spread
... To the list of other civil order crises he has had to surmount - Terrorism, yellow-vests, left-wing protests over pensions - can now be added that persistent French crisis-in-waiting which is the - or suburb...
Terrorists limited to two boxes of books in cells
... Those in custody convicted of Terrorism - about 200 people - will be limited to two medium-sized boxes of books that must weigh no more than 15kg...
Sir Mark Rowley: Met's new commissioner 'tougher than he looks'
... Policing nightmare The Met is the most high-profile force in the UK because it is by far the biggest, because of the international brand of Scotland Yard, and because of its national role in counter Terrorism - but the last two years have been terrible for the London force...
Sir David Amess: How MP's killer was a textbook radicalisation
... " I guess they were just quite media savvy, " he told counter-Terrorism detectives...
Public sexual harassment: PM urged to ‘step up' on women's safety
... " She said the government last week launched a new national communications campaign and said violence against women had now been made a priority for police forces, alongside national threats like Terrorism...
Israel Gaza: US rejects global calls for ceasefire
By Antoinette RadfordBBC News
The US has rejected global calls for a ceasefire between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas, arguing it is not the " right answer right now".
National Security spokesperson John Kirby made the comments on Monday, suggesting instead " pauses" to allow aid to be delivered inside Gaza.
Currently, supplies of food, water, fuel and medicines for Gaza's 2. 2 million residents are dangerously low.
But Israel has vowed there will be no ceasefire until Hamas is dismantled.
" Calls for a ceasefire are calls for Israel to surrender to Hamas, to surrender to Terrorism . . this will not happen, " Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Speaking at a press briefing, Mr Kirby said he was confident more aid trucks would be able to enter Gaza via Egypt.
He Said the US had spoken to the Israeli government about increasing The Number of lorries crossing The Border each day to around 100.
About 45 trucks had entered Gaza through Egypt's Rafah Crossing on Sunday, Mr Kirby said. But, he conceded more would be needed.
" We know that even that, which is a dramatic improvement over where We Are right now, is still not going to be enough, " he told The Press briefing.
Philippe Lazzarini, the commissioner-general of UN relief agency UNRWA, A Day had entered Gaza before The War started.
Israel has been bombing Gaza since the 7 October Hamas attacks that killed 1,400 people in Israel and saw 229 people taken hostage by Hamas.
More Than 8,300 people in Gaza have been killed since Israel's retaliatory bombing began, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.
Yinam Cohen, Israel's consul general to the Midwest, said on Monday that One Woman Held Hostage by Hamas; Natalie Raanan, had returned home to Chicago.
More on Israel-Gaza warLast week, the UN General Assembly overwhelmingly called for an immediate humanitarian truce between Israel and Hamas,
On Monday, Mr Lazzarini said The System to provide aid would " fail unless there is political will to make the flow of supplies meaningful, matching the unprecedented humanitarian needs".
Israel began what Mr Netanyahu called the " second stage" of A War intended to destroy Hamas on Monday, with ground forces expanding their operations inside Gaza after three weeks of intense bombardment.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
