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Tag Archives: executions
Executions Surge in Iran after Nuclear Talks, Iran off U.S. Terror List
GATESTONE by Shadi Paveh April 20, 2015 After Iran’s “nuclear talks,” and after it was comfortably removed as a terrorism threat from the “Worldwide Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Communities,” the International Committee Against Executions (ICAE) reported approximately 55 … Continue reading
Hamas executes 18 ‘collaborators’ in Gaza
HAARETZ by Shabtai Gold August 22, 2014 The executions, which were carried out by firing squads, come a day after Israel assassinated senior Hamas military commanders. DPA – Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip on Friday executed 18 people suspected … Continue reading
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