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#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: New US lawsuit demands UNRWA pay for crimes of Hamas, Hezbollah
US citizens affected by Hamas and Hezbollah attacks are suing the UN's Palestinian refugee agency, UNRWA, claiming it aided these terror groups and violated antiterrorism laws. The lawsuit follows a DOJ decision stating UNRWA is not immune from US lawsuits.
The plaintiffs allege that UNRWA promotes anti-Israel sentiments and has ties to terrorism, including involvement in the October 7 attacks. The agency, which serves millions of Palestinian refugees, faces scrutiny over its definition of refugee status and its role in perpetuating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Times Of Israel: Palestinian Red Crescent says one staffer killed in Israeli attack at Gaza HQ
A new US lawsuit seeks to hold UNRWA accountable for allegedly aiding Hamas and Hezbollah, claiming the agency violated antiterrorism laws and fosters anti-Israel sentiment. This follows a DOJ ruling that UNRWA is not immune from such lawsuits.
In other developments, thousands gathered at the Western Wall to observe Tisha B'Av, commemorating the destruction of the ancient Jewish Temples. Additionally, the Palestine Red Crescent reported one staff member killed and three injured in an Israeli strike on its Gaza headquarters.
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-NBA Star, Suspected Israeli Crime Figure Arrested in California for High-Stakes Poker Games
Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas and five others were arrested for allegedly running an illegal gambling operation at his Encino, California mansion. The federal indictment includes charges of conspiracy and operating an illegal gambling business, with high-stakes poker games reportedly held at the location.
Arenas, alongside a suspected Israeli organized crime figure and others, faces multiple charges, including making false statements to federal investigators. If convicted, they could each face up to five years in federal prison for each count.
#technology
GB News: Hackers can control your Android smartphone while it's charging — 5 steps to stay safe
A new cyber threat called "choicejacking" can hijack Android phones in just 133 milliseconds when connected to public chargers. This attack bypasses security permissions, allowing hackers to access personal data without user consent.
Experts warn that public USB ports are unsafe, and users should be cautious when charging their devices in such locations. Recommendations include keeping software updated, using portable chargers, and activating "Charge only" mode to enhance security.