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Volker Turk, UN human rights chief, condemned Israel for mass killing and destruction in Gaza, citing war crimes and possible genocide. Israel rejects these accusations, citing self-defense after Hamas attacks. The conflict has caused extensive civilian suffering and international condemnation, with ongoing calls for accountability.
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The Vuelta a Espana cycling race faces protests in Spain over Israel's Gaza offensive. A team named Israel-Premier Tech, owned by Sylvan Adams, has been urged to be removed due to political tensions. The Spanish government and race organizers are debating whether to exclude the team as protests impact the race's final stages.
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On September 16, 2025, a UN commission led by Navi Pillay released a 72-page report concluding that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza since October 2023. The report cites killings, aid blockages, forced displacement, and destruction of a fertility clinic as evidence, naming Israeli leaders including Netanyahu as responsible. Israel rejects the findings as false and politically motivated.
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Organizers of the Giro dell’Emilia have removed Israel Premier Tech from the race scheduled for October 4, following protests during the recent Spanish Vuelta. The protests, linked to Israel’s military actions in Gaza, disrupted the Vuelta and led to the team’s removal, reflecting broader tensions in European sports.
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Israel-Premier Tech, a cycling team owned by Sylvan Adams, announced it will rebrand and move away from its Israeli identity following protests and race disruptions related to Israel's conflict in Gaza. The decision follows pressure from sponsors and race organizers after protests during the Vuelta a España and other events.
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The Indonesia Hospital in Gaza, damaged during Israeli military operations since October 2023, is seeking donations for reconstruction. MER-C Indonesia aims to restore healthcare services amid ongoing conflict, with recent funding and volunteer efforts highlighting international support for Palestinian medical infrastructure.