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| Israeli Extrajudicial Execution Policy Resumed: IOF Airstrike Kills Senior Leader of Islamic Jihad, and his Wife, in Gaza | | Palestinian Center for Human Rights - According to PCHR
investigation, at approximately 04:00 on Tuesday, IOF warplanes fired
a missile at Bahaa’ Salim Hassan Abulatta’s house (42), member of the
al-Quds Brigades’ military bureau which is the armed wing of the
Islamic Jihad movement, and he was in charge of its northern Gaza
Strip activity. Abulatta and his wife, Israa’ Mohammed Hassan
Abulatta (38), were killed during the targeted airstrike on their
apartment, on the second floor of a residential building, resulting
in complete destruction. The victims’ bodies were extracted from the
rubble at the UNRWA school across the street from their apartment due
to the extreme intensity of the explosion: his body was found near
the gates, while his wife’s was found within the school.
Furthermore, 7 others sustained shrapnel wounds in the airstrike,
including 4 of the victims’ children (including two little girls):
Salim (19); Mohammed (18); Fatima al-Zahra’ (13); Layan (11); two
women from the neighborhood: Hanan Shehda Mohyaldeen Helles (26);
Shereen Fouad Khalil Helles (21); and Mahmoud Fouad Abdulrahman
Abulatta, victim’s bodyguard. The injuries were reported to be minor
and moderate. - rh
| 12/11/2019 |
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| What would Israelis do if Palestinians disappeared overnight? | | Natasha Roth - +972 - Azem’s novel is a work of magical realism: she
uses the impossible scenario of millions of Palestinians vanishing in
the blink of an eye in order to pull at the loose threads of Zionist
mythology about Israel’s establishment. Accordingly, several eerie
scenes in the novel have a ring of familiarity to them for anyone who
has read about the Nakba: homes with plates of food uneaten on the
table; televisions still switched on; house keys still hanging by the
front door — empty rooms that are innately disturbing for how
undisturbed they looked, as if the residents had been suddenly
spirited away in silence.-rh | 12/11/2019 |
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| Jerusalem: Israel approves controversial Old City cable car plan | | bbc.com - A controversial plan to build a cable car network in
Jerusalem`s Old City to transport visitors to one of Judaism`s
holiest sites has been approved by Israel`s housing cabinet. The
cable cars will ferry up to 3,000 people an hour about 1.4km (0.9
miles) from West Jerusalem to the Western Wall in occupied East
Jerusalem. Israel`s government says the project will reduce traffic
congestion. But opponents say it will damage the area`s historic
landscape. They intend to petition Israel`s High Court of Justice to
stop it.-rh | 12/11/2019 |
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| Army Kills Four Palestinians, Injures 25, In Gaza | | IMEMC - Zaki Ghannam, 25, was killed when the army fired missiles
targeting several militants in Beit Lahia, in the northern part of
the Gaza Strip, also leading to the injury of three Palestinians.
Earlier, Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian teen, identified as
Mohammad Atiyya Hammouda, 18, and seriously injured two others, in
Jabalia, in northern Gaza. These killings are added to original
Israeli attack which set off the present fighting - the
extrajudicial assassination of Baha’ Abu al-‘Ata, 42, a senior
leader of the Islamic Jihad, by firing missiles at a residential
building in Gaza city, also killing his wife Asma’, and wounding
their children Salim, Mohammad, Lian, and Fatima az-Zahra’, in
addition to their neighbor Hanan Hallas. It is worth mentioning that
the Israeli army also attempted to assassinate a senior leader of
the Islamic Jihad in the Syrian capital, Damascus, killing two,
including his son, and injuring nine others, among them the grandson
of the leader.[ak] | 12/11/2019 |
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| `Israel’s return to the policy of extrajudicial assassination is reckless and criminal. | | WAFA - Dr. Hanan Ashrawi, PLO Dept. of Public Diplomacy - "Israel’s return
to the illegal and criminal policy of extrajudicial assassination
and its wilful disregard for the lives of the Palestinian civilian
population is reckless and criminal. Netanyahu is exploiting the
culture of impunity to commit unchecked crimes and provoke a grave
escalation for petty political and personal gain.
On orders from the highest political echelons, the Israeli army is
launching an assault on the Palestinian people, providing cover for
the cold-blooded extrajudicial killing of a civilian in Hebron on
Monday then ordering the assassination of two senior figures in Gaza
City and Damascus by bombing their homes and targeting their
families. [ak]
| 12/11/2019 |
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| Survey: Health care gaps between Jews & Arabs | | Physicians for Human Rights - Without proper investment in primary
care, conditions that could have been diagnosed and prevented or
treated early, are discovered only at a stage where treatment and
rehabilitation are more expensive - with the cost borne by the health
care system and taxpayers. The “savings” on preventative medicine are
swallowed by the high cost of emergency care, long hospital stays,
medication and everything these involve. This state of affairs is
enabled by the capitation system, which mostly hurts disempowered
groups that require multiple services, particularly preventative
care. Under this system, Israeli health funds have little incentive
to improve the quality of the services they provide and prefer not to
invest too much in these population groups. The Ministry of Health
and the Ministry of Finance bear a responsibility to find a solution
for this situation and ensure a fair and equal distribution of
resources within health funds, while strengthening the geographic
and social periphery.-rh
| 12/11/2019 |
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| The unbearable heaviness of finding freedom outside Gaza | | Salsabeel H. Hamdan -
+972
"For a Palestinian, Gaza is a place from which escape is nearly
impossible. Israel has, for the past 13 years, denied all but a tiny
number of applicants the right to travel outside the congested,
blockaded strip of land that is often described as the world’s
largest open-air prison. For those fortunate few who manage to
attain a permit to depart, the extreme shock of life outside Gaza is
almost unbearable. Freedom is painful: it triggers the release of
long-suppressed emotions, and the realization that a lifetime of
unending psychological trauma has rendered them unable to normalize
the understanding that their lives can be free of fear, scarcity,
and helplessness." ca | 8/11/2019 |
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| On Jared Kushner’s Palestinophobia | | Haidar Eid - Mondoweiss - Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s Middle East
adviser and son-in-law is at it again. In June, he cast doubt about the
ability of the Palestinian people to govern themselves. And, as if that
was not enough, he made it absolutely clear this week that Israel is
not responsible for Palestinian hardship.- rh | 5/11/2019 |
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| Palestinian home destroyed in Silwan, six targeted in Yatta | | IMEMC - In Silwan, an area of Palestinian East Jerusalem especially
targeted by settlers, the Israeli municipal officials - accompanied
by Israeli police and special forces - demolished the two-story
home of Mu’tasim al-Abbasi and his family. As usual, the reason
given was that the house had been ‘built without a permit’. (Israeli
authorities have not granted building permits to Palestinian
homeowners since they began occupying the city in 1967.) In another
part of the West Bank, the Yatta District of the South Hebron Hills,
Israeli forces arrived at the hamlets of Maghayir al-Abeed and
Khallet ed-Dabaa, bearing written notices of their intention to
destroy six homes made of bricks and insulated panels, which local
residents built with the help of international organizations. In
this case, not only are the individual homes "illegal" but the
entire two tiny villages are "illegal" as a whole and "just should
not be there" as far as the Israeli authorities are concerned. [ak] | 5/11/2019 |
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| If Not Now, then When? And if Not 2020 Presidential Candidates, then Who? | | Benay Blend -Palestine Chronicle - According to Kane, for example,
Mayer says that IfNotNow plans to publicly question presidential
candidates about such issues as Israel’s “52-year” (not 71?)
occupation of the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Gaza, as well as
issues surrounding “Arabs” (not Palestinians?) living in the ’48.
Their questions skirt, however, such topics as Palestinian refugees’
legal right of return as well as military aid to Israel. These
omissions, Kane explains, are in line with the group’s broader
mission of targeting the American Jewish establishment’s support for
Israel’s occupation. This stance also seems to fall within IfNotNow’s
concern with the future of Judaism which they understand will be in
jeopardy if the Occupation continues. As Max Zahn explains, their
position derives, too, from “the contradictory demands of allyship
and movement building.”-rh | 5/11/2019 |
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| Israeli Soldiers Attack School, Abduct A Child And Injure Many, In Jerusalem | | Imemc News - Israeli soldiers invaded, on Saturday morning, a
Palestinian school in the al-‘Isawiya town, in occupied East
Jerusalem, and abducted one child, in addition to causing many others
to suffer the effects of teargas inhalation after throwing gas bombs
into their school. Media sources said the soldiers abducted Saleh
Tawil, in the al-‘Isawiya Secondary School for Boys, and took him to
an unknown destination. They added that the soldiers fired gas bombs,
in addition to hurling gas grenades into the campus, causing many
children to suffer the effects of teargas inhalation, the Wadi Hilweh
Information Center in Silwan (Silwanic) has reported.-rh | 5/11/2019 |
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| Israel to establish waste-to-energy plant in settlement of Ma’ale Adumim | | B’Tselem - "While this may seem an ecologically positive development, the plant
is set to be built within the West Bank, despite the prohibition in international law
on exploiting resources in an occupied territory for the benefit of the occupying
power" [ry] | 4/11/2019 |
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| `Punitive`: Palestinian rights activist slams Israel`s travel ban | | Linah Alsaafin - Al Jazeera - Laith Abu Zeyad`s travel ban by Israel is a `sinister
move` designed to silence critics of the government, Amnesty says [ry] | 4/11/2019 |
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| Israeli army arrests Palestinian feminist lawmaker, months after her release | | Jaclynn Ashly -
+972
"Dozens of Israeli soldiers arrested Khalida Jarrar, a prominent
Palestinian left-wing lawmaker and activist, after raiding her home
in central Ramallah city in the occupied West Bank overnight on
Thursday...Suha Ghassan, Jarrar’s 29-year-old daughter, was the only
other person at home with her mother during the raid. " ca | 1/11/2019 |
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| 95 Civilians Shot and Injured, Including 43 Children, a Woman, 2 Paramedics and a Journalist at 80th weekly Gaza protest | | Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) - The protests lasted from 15:00 to 18:30 and involved activities such as speeches and theatrical performances. Hundreds of civilians protested at varied distances from the border fence across the Gaza Strip, where some protestors set tires on fire and a few of them attempted to throw stones, Molotov Cocktails and firecrackers at the Israeli forces, who responded with excessive force. [bz] | 29/10/2019 |
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| Israeli settlers attack olive harvesters in Nablus | | Wafa - NABLUS, Sunday, October 27, 2019 (WAFA) – Israeli settlers
attacked today a Palestinian family with stones as they were picking
olives in their own land near the village of Rujib, to the east of
Nablus City in the occupied West Bank, according to local sources.
They told WAFA that settlers from the nearby illegal settlement of
Itamar hurled a barrage of stones at a Palestinian family while
harvesting olive trees in their land . There were no reports of
injuries though.-rh | 29/10/2019 |
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| BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: INSIDE OCCUPIED PALESTINE | | DEBBIE SHAMIR - Studentnewspaper - This summer, I together with a
group of British Jews spent five days exploring the complicated
situation between Israel and Palestine. Despite the common
misconception that all of Israel-Palestine is characterised by
unsolvable conflict and violence, we spoke to several people and
organisations who longed for peace. They don’t deny the complications
but believe that with a suitable government in power, a peaceful
resolution is possible.-rh | 29/10/2019 |
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| Soldiers and settlers assaulting the olive harvest / Al Arakib again | | Amos Gvirtz - Don`t Say We Didn`t Know - At the end of the day`s work, armed settler-colonists arrived, chased the family from its own olive grove and trashed the olives.
[bz] | 29/10/2019 |
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| Military authorities close 3 more cases of Palestinian fatalities - without holding anyone to account | | Amit Gilutz - B’Tselem - In all these three cases of Palestinians
who were killed
by soldiers, B’Tselem investigated the incidents soon after they
occurred in early 2018, and found that all three killings were
unjustified, and that there should not have had fatal consequences –
not even by the standards of military regulations, to which soldiers
are supposed to abide. But in fact, the army launched
investigations, once again created an illusion of a functioning
apparatus for seeking accountability, but at the end of the day,
these belated so-called investigations ended in whitewashing. [ak]
| 29/10/2019 |
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| `Want to know what I`m accused of? Me too` | | Oren Ziv - +972 - Hiba al-Labadi has been on hunger strike for 35 days after
being imprisoned by Israel since August without trial. Now Palestinian and Israeli
activists are trying to raise awareness about the case [ry]
| 28/10/2019 |
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| PM said to have nixed IDF request to clear hilltop youth from outpost 5 times | | Jacob Magid -
Times of Israel
"Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government ignored
recommendations received five times over the past year from the
Israel Defense Forces to demolish a caravan belonging to some of the
most extremist young settlers in an illegal outpost near the
flashpoint Yitzhar settlement, Haaretz reported Thursday...Without
the defense minister — since last November Netanyahu has held that
position — signing off on the demolition, the IDF cannot carry it
out." ca | 25/10/2019 |
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| Palestinian Center for Human Rights: Blocking Websites Violates International Standards | | Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) - Tthe Magistrate Court
in Ramallah responded to the Attorney General`s request and issued a
decision to block 59 news and political websites, some of which are
affiliated with Hamas and the Islamic Jihad Movements and others are
affiliated with the Democratic Reform Trend in Fatah Movement, as
well as other independent and anonymous websites. PCHR stresses that
the freedoms of expression and the press are protected by the
Palestinian Basic Law and should not be restricted unless a
legitimate national interest exists, as defined by law. PCHR affirms
that the power to restrict some forms of expression should not be
exploited against the opposition, emphasizing that restrictions
should be kept at a minimum in accordance with the values of a
democratic society where the freedom of criticism in all its forms
is respected. [ak] | 22/10/2019 |
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| Physicians for Human Rights meet with Palestinian Prime Minister | | Ran Goldstein - Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) - During
the meeting, volunteer physicians, including those who visit Gaza
monthly as part of our medical delegations, discussed ways to
mitigate the difficulties Gaza residents have accessing medical
treatment outside the Strip, the continuing health care crisis in
Gaza and the West Bank and the shortage of drugs and medical
equipment. Another topic discussed in the meeting was the decision
made a few months ago by the Palestinian Authority to stop referring
Palestinian patients to Israeli hospitals.[ak] | 22/10/2019 |
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| Vital medicines run out in Gaza | | Yousef M. Aljamal -
Electronic Intifada
"Shaaban is a 10-year-old child with autism.
He requires assistance with his education, as well as medical
treatment that costs up to $900 per month. Without his medicine, he
can begin to scream, has difficulty sleeping at night and sometimes
even loses consciousness.Shaaban’s father Ibrahim works as a janitor
at a local school. Amid a general economic slowdown caused by
Israel’s siege of Gaza, Ibrahim has seen his monthly wages fall from
approximately $450 to $350 in recent years.He has four children to
care for, including Shaaban. And almost half of Ibrahim’s wages go
toward paying a bank loan that was issued to build the family’s
home.An additional problem is that most of the medicines Shaaban has
been prescribed are not available in Gaza." ca
| 18/10/2019 |
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| Jordan demands Israel release of its two administratively detained citizens | | IMEMC - The Jordanian Ambassador in Tel Aviv officially demanded of
the Israeli government to immediately release two imprisoned
Jordanian citizens: "The Hashemite Kingdom rejects holding the two
detainees under arbitrary Administrative Detention orders, without
charges or trial". Hiba al-Lubbadi is still continuing the hunger
strike she started on September 24th, in spite of facing health
complications - an issue that makes securing her immediate release
more urgent. The second Jordanian detainee is Abdul-Rahman Mer’ey
was abducted on September 2nd, while heading to the West Bank to
attend the wedding of one of his relatives. He also suffers from
various health issues and undergone several surgeries in the last
few years.[ak]
| 15/10/2019 |
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| Israeli High Court facilitates interrogation of Palestinian under torture | | B’Tselem - "On Monday, 7 October 2019, a three justices of Israel’s High Court
of Justice (HCJ) ruled to uphold an injunction denying Samer ‘Arbid, a
Palestinian from the West Bank, the right to meet with legal counsel. ‘Arbid had
been interrogated by the ISA (Shin Bet) with `special means` and admitted to
hospital unconscious. The Court justified the decision by `a certain
improvement in his medical status`, of which ‘Arbid’s family and lawyers were
not informed" [ry] | 14/10/2019 |
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| Soldiers Invade Headquarters In Work Health Committees In Ramallah | | IMEMC News-
"The Work Health Committee issued a statement condemning the Israeli
violation and called on various legal and human right groups in the
region and around the world, to denounce these escalating
violations, and act on stopping them.It added that the invasion is a
serious violation to various international laws and treaties,
especially those regarding the protection of medical and relief
facilities." ca
| 11/10/2019 |
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| Israel releases Hamas senior could mean deal en route | | Shlomi Eldar -
Al-Monitor
"Abu Tir, 67, has spent 37 years of his life in Israeli jails. Upon
his release, he told Al-Monitor, “I don’t know why I was detained
and no one told me what I am accused of.” ... A Palestinian security
source told Al-Monitor that Abu Tir’s release was yet another sign
of progress in contacts between Israel and Hamas over a long-term
deal in the Gaza Strip. According to the source, the movement’s
leadership understands it has been playing with fire ever since
Israel threatened a widespread offensive against Gaza in the wake of
the rocket fired Sept. 11 from the enclave at the town of Ashdod
during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s election rally. Under
Egyptian mediation and following warnings to Hamas leaders, the
sides renewed talks on the understandings they had reached in the
past, resulting in an easing of Israeli restrictions and restoration
of a measure of calm. A relative lull ensued on the Israel-Gaza
border in recent weeks." ca
| 11/10/2019 |
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| Gazan cancer patients denied treatment at East Jerusalem hospital due to mounting PA debts | | Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) - At least 60 cancer
patients from the Gaza Strip, who were referred to al-Mutala`
Hospital in East Jerusalem, were surprised with the hospital’s
refusal to admit them upon their arrival - due to the accumulating
debts owed by the Palestinian Ministry of Health (MOH). PCHR warns
of the serious impact of the ongoing crisis on the life of patients
whose treatment is unavailable in the Gaza Strip. PCHR calls upon
the Palestinian Ministries of Health and Finance to pay off
immediately these accumulating debts, and calls upon the hospital
administration to accept the patients referred to it - especially
since, if they miss the treatment scheduled, they would be forced to
go through a lengthy and complicated bureaucratic process to obtain
a new medical referral and wait for exit permits to access West Bank
hospitals, including in East Jerusalem. [ak] | 8/10/2019 |
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| 10 year-old shot in the head by Israeli forces, family awaits answers | | Mondoweiss/IMEMC - July
12, a typical day of Friday protests at the village of Kafr Qaddum,
turned bloody when the 10-year old boy was shot while standing at the entrance
of his friend’s house. Since that day, Shteiwi has
remained in the Tel Hashomer Hospital in Tel Aviv. “He can’t move
his hands or legs, he can’t speak. He’s awake, but he can’t do
anything,” said Murad Shteiwi, a relative of the family and local
activist, adding that much of the nearly 100 pieces of shrapnel
initially found in the boy’s head are still lodged in his brain
today. Despite accounts from eyewitnesses, activists, and the
doctors who treated him all saying that Shteiwi was shot with live
ammunition, the last reported statement from the Israeli military on Shteiwi’s case was
in the Times of Israel that quoted an anonymous
source, saying “the army was investigating, but insisted no live fire was
used that day and the boy was not targeted.”[ak]
| 8/10/2019 |
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| Israeli Soldiers Injure Several Palestinians, abduct One, In Beit Ummar | | IMEMC News -
"Local nonviolent activist, Mohammad Ayyad Awad, said several army
jeeps invaded ‘Aseeda area in Beit Ummar, and attacked Palestinians
protesting the invasion.Awad added that the soldiers fired a barrage
of gas bombs and concussion grenades, and chased the protesters to
abduct them." ca
| 4/10/2019 |
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| What happened to tortured prisoner Samer Arbid? | | Quds News Network - Palestinian human rights groups called on
Israeli authorities to immediately release Palestinian prisoner
Samer Arbid (44 years old), who was subjected to brutal torture that
endangered his life. The Israeli army immediately tried to escape
responsibility stressing that it handed Arbid over to the Shein Bet
unharmed. A claim, which was proven false later on. When brought to
hospital, Arbid was unconscious and he suffered from rib fractures
in addition to bruises and traces of beatings in all parts of his
body. He also suffers from severe kidney failure. [ak] | 1/10/2019 |
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| Seven Detainees, Including One Woman, Continue Hunger Strike | | IMEMC - The hunger strike is protesting their being held under the arbitrary Administrative Detention orders, without charges or trial. One of the detainees, identified as Ahmad Abdul-Karim Ghannam, 42, from Doura town, southwest of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, started the hunger strike 79 days ago, and is facing serious complications, especially since he also has cancer. [bz] | 1/10/2019 |
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| Democratic countries shouldn`t use torture as punishment | | Amos Harel - Ha`aretz - The man is far from being a village saint.
From the details released so far, it seems he prepared the bomb and
flipped the switch himself when the Shnerb (settler) family was
hiking to a spring in the West Bank.But democratic countries may not
use interrogation and torture as punishment. The High Court of
Justice, in a 1999 ruling on torture during interrogations and a
2017 ruling on the use of “special means,” outlined what the Shin
Bet may and may not do. These rulings seem to say that it’s
acceptable to use "special means" when an urgent need can be shown;
that is, when the interrogator knows about a “ticking bomb” and
force is necessary to extract information to prevent a loss of life.
[ak]
| 1/10/2019 |
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