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An Israeli army officer accused of war crimes in Gaza is holidaying in Greece.
On 3 September, the Hind Rajab Foundation filed a complaint with the Greek Supreme Court prosecutor against Major Yair Ohana of the Givati Brigade — one of the units accused of carrying out mass destruction, torture, and genocidal acts in Gaza.
The foundation argues that Greece has a legal obligation under its constitution, criminal code, and international conventions to prosecute or extradite suspects of torture, war crimes, and genocide found on its territory.
By bringing this case forward, the Hind Rajab Foundation, named after five-year-old Hind Rajab, murdered in Gaza with her family, insists that Greece cannot be a safe haven for perpetrators of atrocities.
Justice for Gaza means accountability everywhere.
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Two days from now you will see (no, as usual, it won't be televised) pictures of mass protests across Greece and Europe. If you're interested to know more and want a relatively brief but comprehensive timeline of what the fuss is all about, check the link in the comments.

The Tempe case is unfortunately a very ordinary example of how privatisations, corruption and corporate profits kill innocent, working-class people every day.

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Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis has come under fire for allegedly making false claims about the country's medical achievements. On Saturday, Georgiadis announced via social media that Greece had just completed its "first heart-lung transplant," a statement that was quickly picked up and reproduced by numerous media outlets. However, medical professionals have pointed out that this claim is inaccurate, as Greece's first such transplant took place more than 30 years ago.
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Traffic safety in Crete: 40 deaths and growing outrage over highway failures

The island of Crete continues to grapple with a deadly legacy on its roads, with 40 fatalities so far this year. The Panhellenic Association "SOS Traffic Crimes" has once again sounded the alarm over the state of the island’s infrastructure, particularly the Highway 90 or Northern Highway of Crete (BOAK). Amidst political wrangling and public outrage, the association is urging immediate action to prevent further loss of life.
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