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Commemorations and protests in Israel, 1000 days after October 7, 2023

Commemorations and protests in Israel, 1000 days after October 7, 2023

Israel marks one thousand days since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks with a series of scheduled commemorations and public protests. The demonstrations focus on the government's response and actions taken in the aftermath of the event.

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Government allocates 30 million euros for district heating network in Watergraafsmeer

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SER advises on new organization to meet nitrogen targets

SER advises on new organization to meet nitrogen targets

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Cable repairs delayed: no trains to or from Rotterdam until Sunday

Cable repairs delayed: no trains to or from Rotterdam until Sunday

Train services from Rotterdam to the south are suspended until at least Sunday, July 5, due to delays in repairing cables damaged by a fire. ProRail has indicated that the disruption may potentially extend into Monday.

At least 64 victims in Tarwekamp case file damage claims

At least 64 victims in Tarwekamp case file damage claims

At least 64 victims of a deadly explosion at Tarwekamp in The Hague have filed claims for compensation. The Public Prosecution Service reported that there are 96 total victims in the case, with the court expected to provide a final overview of claims within two weeks.