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Forces

/ ˈɔːɪ /

plural noun

  1. the armed services of a nation

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He exploited that traumatic event to launch the invasion of Gaza, where Israeli forces have committed war crimes on a nearly indescribable scale, with the active if not enthusiastic support of two American presidents from opposing parties.

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Foreign policy analysts routinely, and often wildly, exaggerate the threat level posed by anti-American or anti-Western forces, presenting them as shadowy hordes ready to overrun civilization at any moment.

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Eyewitnesses recently reported Israeli forces firing on crowds heading to an aid site.

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But a spokesperson for the National Police Chiefs' Council says they remain "resolutely committed" to attending the scene of crimes, and that all English and Welsh police forces now aim to attend a property following every burglary report.

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Police forces are inspected by the Government's Inspectorate of Constabulary; if a serious complaint is made against a constable, it will be investigated by an independent regulator.

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