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Dutch Police Crack Down on Pro-Palestinian Protests

Dutch police detained over 100 pro-Palestinian protesters in Amsterdam for defying a citywide protest ban, using batons during confrontations. Thus, tensions escalated after incidents of football-related violence involving Israeli fans prompted authorities to restrict gatherings, sparking outcry among demonstrators. Pro-Palestinian Protests Sparked Amid Restrictions Despite the recent restrictions on demonstrations due to rising tensions, activists …

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Ishaq Dar Urges Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has called for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza, condemning Israel’s actions. He addressed at the Council of Foreign Ministers’ Preparatory meeting in Riyadh. The session was held in advance of the Second Arab-Islamic Summit on the Middle East situation. Dar strongly condemned what he described as Israeli …

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Heavy Israeli Bombardment Kills 40 in Lebanon

Israeli bombardment Lebanon over the past day have killed at least 40 people, including children, Lebanese health authorities reported on Saturday. The strikes, which targeted areas across Lebanon, heavily hit the southern suburbs of Beirut and the coastal city of Tyre. In Tyre, seven people died in strikes late Friday, according to Lebanon’s health ministry. Although …

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Escalation in Gaza as Israeli Attacks Continue Amid Limited Aid

In the latest escalation of violence in Gaza, Israeli attacks have killed at least 40 Palestinians, intensifying the crisis in the besieged northern part of the enclave. Despite these assaults, only minimal aid has reached Gaza’s residents, leaving many in urgent need. With the majority of casualties being civilians, including journalists and children, the situation …

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UN Human Rights Chief Volker Turk Condemns Israel’s Actions in Gaza

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, has condemned Israel for showing “apparent indifference” to civilian lives in Gaza. His comments followed a report by his agency, which revealed that nearly 70 percent of verified deaths in Gaza’s conflict involved women and children. The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human …

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Israel’s Escalation in Northern Gaza Sparks Ethnic Cleansing Fears

In northern Gaza, a severe humanitarian crisis is unfolding. Thousands of civilians face a relentless siege, and many now describe Israel’s tactics as ethnic cleansing. Denied access to food, water, shelter, and medical care, these civilians live under constant bombardment, struggling to survive each day. The intense military actions have cut off aid and left …

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Israeli Fans Clash with Pro-Palestinian Protesters in Amsterdam

Tensions escalated in Amsterdam on Thursday night as Israeli football fans clashed with apparent pro-Palestinian protesters before and after a Europa League match. The game, held at the Johan Cruyff Arena, pitted Maccabi Tel Aviv against Ajax Amsterdam, with Ajax securing a dominant 5-0 victory. The confrontations unfolded outside the main stadium, home to Ajax …

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Israeli Strikes on Lebanon Claim 38 Lives Near Baalbek

BEIRUT: Israeli airstrikes killed at least 38 people in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley near the eastern city of Baalbek on Wednesday. The regional governor confirmed the casualties, and additional strikes targeted southern suburbs of Beirut as dusk fell. Escalating Tensions Amid the Gaza Conflict The Israeli military and Hezbollah have been engaged in cross-border fire for …

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Netanyahu Removes Defence Minister Gallant

Months of reported conflict between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his now-former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant have culminated in Gallant’s dismissal. The two officials clashed over Israel’s approach to its ongoing conflicts, with tensions reportedly escalating to intense arguments over war strategy. Gallant, a seasoned military figure, brought decades of experience that often set …

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Political Moves Won’t End Hezbollah-Israel War: Naim Qassem

Hezbollah’s deputy leader, Naim Qassem, stated that only military developments on the battlefield could bring an end to the ongoing conflict with Israel. In a clear message, Qassem emphasized that political moves would not stop the war, now over a year old. He asserted that the only way to halt the hostilities was through continued …

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