Since before the "war on terrorism" in the West even began, the very concept of terrorism has been reduced by Israeli propagandists into an arena whereby Palestinian armed resistance by individuals or Hamas or any other militant Palestinian group is automatically regarded as terror. In a catch-22, non-violent Palestinian resistance, on the other hand, is dubbed as "incitement to terror". [Source: Israel's Illegitimate Tactics Against Palestinian Armed Resistance vs. Legitimate Global Security Concerns]
"Three years on, 35,000 people remain displaced and the Gazan society is at the brink of collapse as the severe power shortages have all but ground Gaza to a halt," the press release read.In recent months, the situation in Gaza has become critical due to lack of fuel for generators for hospitals, water treatment plants as well as power cuts, according to the press release.
"Three years after the war in 2014, Gaza citizens continue to live in displacement. Of 11,000 homes totally destroyed during the war, a little over one third have been rebuilt. Many families continue to live in tents," the press release specified.The press statement stressed that humanitarian assistance to the region is limited by "the siege" imposed by Israel and therefore is not enough to help people escape aid dependency.
"It turns out that the suspect is obviously a radicalized Muslim who has murdered two people," Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka said at a press conference on Wednesday, as cited by ORF radio, Reuters reports. "For this reason I am talking about a murder case which clearly has an Islamist background."Last week a Tunisian immigrant turned himself in to police, confessing he had killed a married couple in the city of Linz. An 85-year-old woman had her throat slit with a knife, while her husband, 87, was stabbed and beaten to death. The alleged perpetrator, named as Mohammed H. by local media, also set fire to the couple's house.
"This is just for the identification of every individual, of every Muslim. If we have the ID system, we will know who the residents are and who the visitors are in a place," Aquino said, as cited by SunStar.
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