It's baffling that the jurors saw reasonable doubt when all the witness and video evidence showed otherwise.
I didn't say every journalist and I didn't say only in Gaza. But let's pick a fairly recent top 3:
- Issam Abdallah was killed in Lebanon after two separate rocket strikes. He was with other journalists, well away from any military action.
- Shireen Abu Akleh was assassinated while covering IDF raids in the West Bank. Initially Israel denied it was them, then later admitted it.
- Jamal Koshegi was technically killed by Saudi Arabia, but Israeli hacking tool Pegasus was found to have been used on his wife's and his lawyer's as well as various close friends' devices. Pegasus is a weapons grade hacking tool, as such every sale is authorised by Israel, and the NSO (the company that makes it) claims to have full oversight of the use of the tool.
I'll let you look up the names and find sources. I've already put far more effort into this conversation than you have.
Some spies passing as journalists =/= all journalists are spies.
The journalists Israel kills frequently are well away from military action and clearly dressed in UN Press armour.
Except for the times they admitted it happened in the past.
Also you need to keep them clean to maintain efficiency. In a field that's easy - you can probably just employ the landowner and buy an attachment for his tractor. On the roof there isn't really any good way of automating it, and some rooftops aren't accessible for a window washer and a long brush.
Wait I genuinely thought Newsweek was satire
The best time to plant a tree...
The latest is that Google is making it easier for external stores. This was in development before their recent court loss against Epic. F-Droid is still going strong imo, although it's certainly lacking as a place to browse for apps.
If F-Droid did die something would definitely pop up in its place. It already has a protocol that allows you to monitor other app sources than the official F-Droid store, such as directly from developers. Hell, there are already alternate versions of the F-Droid app, eg AuroraDroid.
All F-Droid does is vaguely check the app and then compile it with their key. They're simply a single point of trust for this action, a buffer between the user and the many developers writing apps. This is a service anyone could provide, however right now no one else needs to because everyone trusts F-Droid well enough for most things, and their favourite app developers enough to update directly.
I found real Santa's Cloudfare tracker: 
If you feel like you've eaten too much sugar, drink plenty of water. Like a pint or so, not loads over a long time but a decent amount to literally water down the sugar. Water is also used in many of the biochemical processes so it helps metabolism.
If you've been tested and it's come back negative, then you're not diabetic. That doesn't mean you can't become diabetic later in life, but you're not going to be needing insulin shots or anything like that.
My emphasis. That's a little more reserved than saying "building blocks of life were formed in cold regions of space" and implying that being out in the expanse is some requirement to life forming.