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It has been 381 days since Israel began its war of aggression and destruction in the Gaza Strip. 24 hours of major events in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and the entire Middle East.
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It is said that 29 people who protested against companies that support Israel were arrested in a shopping center in the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek. They carried signs calling for a "boycott" and poured red paint on the sidewalks and stairs.
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British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has abandoned plans to declare China's treatment of the Uyghur Muslim minority a genocide, despite campaign promises. Before the elections, the new British government reneged on the promise to recognize the Palestinian state.
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FETO leader, preacher Fethullah Gülen, whom Turkey accuses of being the organizer of the July 2016 coup attempt, died at the age of 83 in one of the hospitals in the US state of Pennsylvania. Ankara has repeatedly demanded the extradition of Gulen from its NATO ally, the United States.
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In Gaza, the resistance movement killed Colonel Ihsan Daksa, the highest-ranking Israeli officer since the start of the war, with an unexploded shell. Other officers inside the armored car were seriously injured. Ihsan Daksa is Druze and has recently been promoted for his "successes" in Gaza.
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It would be unfair to focus our attention on trivial events, when terrible or dramatic scenes, which we only saw and knew until now only in movies, are happening in real life today. The fact that the powers that claim to rule the world today continue to apply justice based on two different standards encourages Muslims to wake up and analyze global events objectively. We should be especially interested in how the International Criminal Court and the Western countries, led by the USA, react to the war crimes committed against ordinary people in our century.
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It has been 379 days since Israel launched its war of aggression and destruction in the Gaza Strip. 24 hours of major events in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and the entire Middle East.
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The disappearance of at least 700 opposition members in Bangladesh over the past 15 years under former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina may be linked to a secret prison called the House of Mirrors, the New York Times reports.
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Tensions are rising between Canada and India. This was caused by Ottawa expelling six Indian diplomats after the killing of a Sikh separatist leader in Canada, and Delhi retaliated in kind.
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Khalil al-Hayya, a member of the Hamas political bureau, announced that the leader of the movement, Yahya Sinwar, had died heroically in the battle with the enemy. "Jihad will not stop until Palestine is liberated, until the last Zionist is driven out of it, and until all our legal rights are restored," he said.