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- activists had "dismissed [Anti-Jewish hatred] as a 'smear' or as being 'weaponised' by its victims for political ends", which they said was against the Macpherson...
- vain attempt to interfere with Hong Kong's internal affairs through weaponising trade". The US rejected the ruling and expressed that they had no intentions...
- the media.” The Forde Report concluded allegations of antisemitism were weaponised by opponents of Corbyn and that hostility towards Corbyn inside the party...
- exported to several countries, including Israel, Burma, Nepal and Ecuador. A weaponised version of Dhruv is called the HAL Rudra, which is armed with high-velocity...
- detailed and supported Forensic Architecture's ****essment that Israel had weaponised international humanitarian law into "humanitarian violence". This was...
- February 21, 2025. Rose, Steve (January 21, 2020). "How the word 'woke' was weaponised by the right". The Guardian. Archived from the original on October 21...
- unknown or at least unprovable. There is ongoing debate as to whether weaponised directed energy devices, such as X-ray transmitters, were used in combination...
- of Fritz Haber at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute developed a method to weaponise chlorine. The use of chemical weapons had been sanctioned by the German...
- TikTok". The New Arab. 13 March 2024. Critics say supporters of Israel are weaponising antisemitism to defend Israel's war on Gaza and the criminalisation of...
- doi:10.1111/xen.12115. PMC 4283710. PMID 25040337. "Deadly sea snail uses weaponised insulin to make its prey sluggish". The Guardian. 19 January 2015. Safavi-Hemami...