A government deal, an alleged racist attack, a press crackdown and an investigation into war crimes are the stories you might have missed this week.
Good morning Eterrati,
One of the big news stories of the week has, of course, been the inconclusive election in Israel — which Jan breaks down in Only Fran this week — as well as Erin Patterson’s failed appeal, the SAS inquiry and reports that the man accused of attacking Helen Haines may have been in a state of psychosis during the incident.
But here are the stories you might have missed.
This week, multiple stories have broken around the globe about (alleged) police misconduct and brutality.
A police drone trial, mass arrests, censorship in publishing and a hijab ban are stories you might have missed this week.
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This week, multiple stories have broken around the globe about (alleged) police misconduct and brutality.
A police drone trial, mass arrests, censorship in publishing and a hijab ban are stories you might have missed this week.
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