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Israel launches operation Breaking Dawn in Gaza

Israel’s bombing and bombardment of Gaza entered its third day as the European Union, United Nations and other Western countries kept silent. For three consecutive days, Israeli warplanes targeted blatantly highly densely populated residential areas, targeting unarmed civilians, hospitals, mosques, and schools. There were reports of at least five people killed in an explosion near a mosque in Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza on Saturday night, among them were several children. But typically Israel denied bombing these areas and claimed the deaths were caused by a misfired Palestinian rocket. The Health Ministry in Gaza said that at least 30

Shireen Abu Akleh: A quarter of a century of coverage ended with an Israeli bullet to the head

Shireen Abu Akleh, a veteran Al Jazeera journalist was shot dead by an Israeli army sniper whilst carrying out her professional duties during an Israeli army operation in the Palestinian village of Jenin. Who was Shireen Abu Akleh? If you are aware regarding the ongoing Israeli atrocities in Palestine, then you must have heard of ‘Shireen’. A Palestinian of Christian origin with a career spanning over 25 years in Journalism with a reputation of impartiality and responsible journalism. “Shireen was a thorough professional and an unbiased journalist who conveyed the reality and the events as they are and no doubt

Taliban once again rising power in Afghanistan (Opinion)

Ever Since the decision of the withdrawal of the foreign presence from Afghanistan was announced and took place, the Taliban’s began striking and trampling over the Afghan National Army from the rural parts of Afghanistan and pushed them with incredible force into the urban areas. Further, this week has been evidenced by the Taliban seizing the control of key Afghan cities, and what is more surprising is the fact that they faced little if any resistance whatsoever. When the Taliban took control of the city of Kunduz, some scenes made it only to apparent to perceive as if the Taliban

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