Quite plausible, but not what I'm seeing reported elsewhere

> About 10pm two Israeli armoured vehicles broke into the stadium. Soldiers exited the vehicles and began firing tear gas from behind a wall.

https://www.insideworldfootball.com/2023/03/31/israeli-forces-storm-palestines-faisal-al-husseini-stadium-unprovoked-tear-gas-attack-players-fans/

There's something called drones, used for dropping tear gas.

Not signing the ICC convention is a political issue, not a military one. Big US generals have said a couple of times that the US should join as they have no plan to hide or commit war crimes. But go and find a majority for any big foreign policy decision in the US Congress for the last 20 years.

Doesn't mean that where it can be enforced, the law shouldn't be enforced. Just because laws don't stop all crime doesn't make them useless.

And no consequences or accountability.

Yeah people KNOW the government sucks. They all do. They just cant do anything about it except try to flee. It's been the same for decades.

Yep it is.

Through a window?

Good old post-imperial denial. Feels like alot of ex-empires have been having a mid-life crisis. Britain wrecks it's trade status, Russia picking fights, Turkey slipping into dictatorship, and then there's Serbia...

Yup, we're just another elderly country suffering from phantom empire syndrome.

So far the reporting feels a bit off to me. None of the video/pictures recorded at the scene indicate any presence of Israeli troops.

Quite possibly Israeli troops (or settlers), but I'm going to wait for more verifiable reporting before making any judgement - quite often these types of stories get highly upvoted and later turn out to be falsified.

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They called it the “WinnieNacht” as all shops displaying Winnie the Pooh merchandise had their display windows smashed. - News from 2024 probably

I wonder what Israel’s reason for tear gasing the game was. The article didn’t have any comments from the Israelís.

edit: typo

This is to enable communication, doesn't mean they're friends.

That martini was 0.09% of the economy. We're now in a trade deficit Mr Bond.

Nah.

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Unless Putin croaks in bed peacefully.

Thanks for the explanation!

Pedro Pascal probably...

Would it make the weather colder, warmer, or just more extreme in general?

Regulatory capture is a thing. And the comment could have been about that. It could have been about anything. It should have been about a debt trap of some kind, but who knows really, read into it what you like. Lots of people seemed to enjoy the sound and feel of it.

Because that is exactly what happened, right! /s

United States: "We absolutely condemn recklessly kicking around deadly balls in the presence of Israeli peacekeepers."

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 85%. (I'm a bot)

> Several Palestinian football players and fans suffered from choking and breathlessness after Israeli forces fired tear gas during a cup final match in occupied East Jerusalem, the Palestinian Football Association said.

> On Thursday evening, Israeli forces fired tear gas inside Faisal Al-Husseini International Stadium in Dahiat al-Barid street in al-Ram, a town in East Jerusalem.

> Turkey's General Consul to Palestine Ahmet Riza Demirer, and Jibril al-Rajoub, the president of the PFA, were attending the final of the Abu Ammar Cup on Thursday evening when Israeli forces disrupted the competition.

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Good job copying the thing you've seen one-million times. Cool, guy!