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Israel Is Blowing Up Thousands Of Houses And Wiping Out Entire Villages In Southern Lebanon
Israeli defense minister Israel Katz said the fate of southern Lebanon “will be the same as that of Gaza.”
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The decision reflects “the UAE’s long-term strategic and economic vision and evolving energy profile.”
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Former Afghanistan captain and activist Khalida Popal, who has campaigned for years for recognition, said the decision changed the future for Afghan women.
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On May 1, days before the gala, members from the activist group “Everyone Hates Elon” placed about 300 bottles of fake urine inside the Met Museum in protest.
What this moment means for journalism and why journalists can’t stay silent any longer.
Every time unverified military claims are repeated without scrutiny, every time context is stripped away, every time power is left unnamed, the press becomes a participant in oppression rather than a check on it.
The International Court of Justice delivered a landmark ruling finding that climate change is an “existential threat” and that countries have a legal responsibility to protect the environment and cut their emissions.
Assi spoke to Almost at the International Journalism Festival in Italy about what justice really means, and how she’s learning to live, work and hope again.
We must call it what it is.
Here are just eight brave Palestinian women journalists who have and are still risking their lives to document the devastating realities of Israel’s war on Gaza.
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On Tuesday, May 5, an Israeli court extended Abu Keshek and Ávila’s detention again till May 10.
The cake also included the phrase “sometimes dreams come true,” written in Hebrew.
“The King showed him who's the boss.”
Rajoub explained that he cannot “shake the hand of someone brought to whitewash fascism and genocide.”
“Dare I say that, if it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking French."
Kuwaiti authorities revoked the citizenship of 21 people, including that of Shihab Eldin and his sisters, arguing that they held dual citizenship.
The court said Hungary's law constituted a coordinated series of discriminatory measures that breached those values, according to the court's press release.
The new law bans anyone born on or after Jan. 1, 2009, from legally buying tobacco products, including cigarettes, cigars and rolling tobacco.
This year's contest will have only 35 competing countries, the smallest number since 2003 and is scheduled to take place in Vienna.
Israel’s foreign affairs ministry said Israeli forces detained about 175 activists and are taking them to Israel.
Unlike the closed-door military tribunals common under the Assad regime, the sessions are being held in a public forum.
“After 30 years of Netanyahu, it's time to say goodbye to him and take the country to a new page, to a new chapter, and that's what we will do”.