This video documents a series of violent acts by Israeli settlers and military forces in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem over 48 hours, including settlers beating a Palestinian guard dog to death, kidnapping an elderly man, burning cars and farms, destroying homes and market stalls, attacking worshippers near Al-Aqsa Mosque, assaulting journalists and peace activists, soldiers raiding a mosque during prayers, police violently removing civilians at Damascus Gate, and settlers spitting on a Christian religious statue — all showing systematic abuse, destruction, and aggression against Palestinians and their property under minimal or no accountability.

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The unbuilt H2Med pipeline is planned to extract energy from the Iberian Peninsula to central Europe. Large energy corporations profit while communities need to deal with the impacts.

Julio feels the current transition leaves behind rural communities in the peripheries and only prioritises the industrial and urban centres and their ever increasing hunger for energy. We met the collective of SOS Montes Torozos in La Mudarra, a village next two a huge substation with the same name. Substations are central nodes for the energy transition. Their location and connectivity to the grid has a huge impact on where power generators, powering hydrogen production, are built. And these nodes already exist based on the old energy system of fossil energy, hydro- and nuclear power. Thus, hydrogen production infrastructure uses the existing network, reinforcing spatial patterns of injustice, leaving behind rural areas.

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34a clase del curso de lógica computacional. Más información en https://marcovladimir.codeberg.page

33a clase del curso de lógica computacional. Más información en https://marcovladimir.codeberg.page

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The unbuilt H2Med pipeline is planned to extract energy from the Iberian Peninsula to central Europe. Large energy corporations profit while communities need to deal with the impacts.

Julio feels the current transition leaves behind rural communities in the peripheries and only prioritises the industrial and urban centres and their ever increasing hunger for energy. We met the collective of SOS Montes Torozos in La Mudarra, a village next two a huge substation with the same name. Substations are central nodes for the energy transition. Their location and connectivity to the grid has a huge impact on where power generators, powering hydrogen production, are built. And these nodes already exist based on the old energy system of fossil energy, hydro- and nuclear power. Thus, hydrogen production infrastructure uses the existing network, reinforcing spatial patterns of injustice, leaving behind rural areas.

The unbuilt H2Med pipeline is planned to extract energy from the Iberian Peninsula to central Europe. Large energy corporations profit while communities need to deal with the impacts.

We met Paco in port of Xixón. Here, two pipelines of the network meet, a hydrogen storage is planned and an LNG-terminal for shipping gas exists. Paco from Ecoloxistes n’Aición d’Asturies criticises the oversized infrastructure for gas export here and all over the Iberian Peninsula. While locally produced hydrogen can be useful way to power heavy industries, the current development is pointing in the very opposite direction. This system does not rely on "hydrogen that is produced and used locally, close to where it is needed", it "mainly benefits major energy corporations, which are interested above all in expanding their own infrastructure networks", Paco says.