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Human rights organisations raise concerns over the surge in anti-Muslim hate crimes in Germany, as the number of reported crimes has escalated with Israel’s war on Gaza. Read more: http://trt.world/vd58

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Tensions erupted at Birzeit University in the occupied West Bank following a visit by German Ambassador Oliver Owcza that triggered an uproar among students, who chased the ambassador off the grounds in protest over Germany’s stance and support of Israel’s war on Palestine’s Gaza.

The Palestinian Civil Defense Service has said more than 10,000 people are still missing under the rubble across Gaza, noting that those missing are not included in the Health Ministry death toll list; "therefore, the number of martyrs exceeds 44,000."

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With walls closing in around him, Netanyahu may start ‘even larger regional war’ The high-stakes ICC threat to issue arrest warrants against Prime Minister Netanyahu and his inner circle leave the Israeli leader between a rock and a hard place, and he may try to climb out of his predicament by starting a war with Iran, Tel Aviv-based international affairs expert Dr. Simon Tsipis warns. Characterizing the ICC threat as an attempt by the West to pressure Tel Aviv into making a deal with Hamas to end the Gaza war, and ultimately agree to the creation of a Palestinian state, Tsipis told Sputnik that can’t happen without Netanyahu losing power.

“A deal with Hamas would mean Israel’s defeat in the war with Hamas, and the cancellation of the operation in Raffah, and an uprising of the right-wing camp against Netanyahu, the exit of right-wing politicians and ministers from the government, its collapse, and new elections,” the academic said.

If Netanyahu doesn’t make a deal, the ICC will go ahead with its arrest warrants, the operation in Raffah will begin, and Israel will face internal uprisings from the political left flank, including “more violent demonstrations, and demands for Netanyahu to resign,” the observer said. That puts Netanyahu in a “very difficult, one might say hopeless situation,” Tsipis stressed:

“In this context, the situation becomes even more dangerous, since his only chance to survive politically in this fight and under this pressure is to unleash an even larger regional war. This cannot be ruled out, since Israeli provocations toward Iran under Netanyahu’s leadership are continuing. It’s quite possible that a third outcome in this situation may occur: provocations against Iran and the beginning of a large-scale regional war with Iran. This is the only thing that can save Netanyahu, allow him to remain in power, escape responsibility and prevent the collapse of the government.”

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Thousands of Israelis persist in their daily protests against Netanyahu and his government, criticizing their refusal to agree to a ceasefire in Gaza and failure to facilitate a prisoner exchange deal with the resistance in Gaza.

According to the US State spokesperson Vedant Patel, the United States "does not believe" the ICC has jurisdiction over Israel and its crimes but will continue to work "closely" with the same court in their work in Ukraine, Darfur, and Sudan.

Breaking | Brown University administration and Gaza encampment students have agreed to clear the encampment; in exchange, the Brown Corporation Board will vote on a divestment measure in October.