May 18, 2021
There is an important distinction between prediction and warning. No one can now predict how the current fighting between Israel and the Palestinians will end, or if it will even pause for a prolonged period – a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas can easily become the prelude to a new low-level, sporadic war of attrition or Intifada. History teaches all too well that any form of new agreement can become the prelude to new acts of political extremism and polarization – to acquiring new arms and defenses, taking new security measures, and creating forms of resistance and terrorism.
The latest rounds of Israeli and Palestinian violence have already reached levels where they are a further barrier to any real and lasting peace between Israel and the Palestinians. Israel has reported that more than 3,400 Hamas rockets had been fired at Israel in the week ending on May 17
The Ministry of Climate and Environment has published a draft amendment to the Act of 11 January 2018 on Electromobility and Alternative Fuels and certain other acts which proposes new regulations on the charging of e-cars. Among the acts which the draft proposes to amend are the Act of 7 July 1994 (the Building Law) and the Act of 10 April 1997 (the Energy Law).
Within the meaning of the Act on Electromobility and Alternative Fuels, a charging point is understood as:
a device enabling charging of a single electric vehicle, a hybrid vehicle and a zero-emission bus, and the place where the battery used to power the vehicle is replaced or charged.(1)
The lower house of Parliament on Wednesday is holding its final discussion on the new Building Law, which aims to facilitate and speed up construction proceedings. Minister for Regional Development Klára Dostálová described the law as the most important currently on the agenda.
Nearly 80 amendments have been adopted to the Building Act itself, but it is unclear whether MPs will approve the draft law today. Pirate Party chairman Ivan Bartoš and other opposition lawmakers have objected to an aspect of it that would transfer responsibilities from municipalities to the newly proposed Supreme Building Authority.
Representatives of national parks and the Nature and Landscape Protection Agency (AOPK) have also objected that construction in the most strictly protected localities would no longer be decided by the administrations of such areas but by building authorities.
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