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U.S.: Hamas Used Gaza Hospital as a Command Center

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 @TradeTariffLilyGreen from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

Kinda of amazing that they are still running with this story given that israel has been in control of the area for over 50 days. Zero hard evidence of "command and control" center .

 @AmnestyFalconRepublican from Florida  commented…1yr1Y

That’s because you don’t accept evidence

 @TradeTariffLilyGreen from Texas  commented…1yr1Y

Hard to accept the evidence when there is none

 @AmnestyFalconRepublican from Florida  commented…1yr1Y

Should we also provide new evidence that AQ attacked the WTC? You sound like one of these nutty 9/11 truthers.

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Missouri and Arizona Voters Will Vote On Abortion In November

Petitions to put abortion rights on the ballot in Missouri and Arizona were officially approved this week, adding to a growing list of states where reproductive rights will be before voters in November.Both ballot measures would amend their respective state's constitutions to enshrine the right to an abortion after the Supreme Court overturned the nationwide right to abortion in 2022, prompting state-by-state action on the issue.In Missouri, supporters of abortion rights have been pushing to amend the state constitution to allow abortion in the state, where a near-total ban is currently in place. To qualify for the ballot, roughly 170,000 signatures from six out of eight congressional districts were required. On Tuesday, Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft certified that the petition had enough support to appear on the ballot. The ballot measure will present Missouri voters with an opportunity to amend the constitution to establish a right to "make and carry out decisions" about reproductive health care, including abortion and contraceptives, while removing the state's current abortion restrictions. It would allow abortion to be restricted or banned after fetal viability is reached with exceptions related to the health of the patient.On Monday, Arizona joined the list of states adding abortion to the ballot. The proposed constitutional amendment, if approved, would enshrine a right to an abortion in the state's constitution and would also prohibit punishment against anyone who assists a person in getting an abortion.The Arizona measure required 383,923 signatures. Organizers said in July that they submitted an unprecedented 823,685 signatures amid controversy surrounding the possibility of a near-total ban stemming from an 1864 law that only allowed exceptions to save the mother's life. Abortion is currently restricted in the state after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

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