Italian doctors have questioned the Israeli regime’s claim that a Palestinian woman died of leukemia, pointing instead to severe malnutrition after she arrived from Gaza too weak to survive.
The 20-year-old…
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Lebanon PM in Jordan as Beirut pushes Hezbollah disarmament, Iran’s influence wanes
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaf Salam headed to Jordan following a similar visit by President Joseph Aoun two months ago, as the two countries seek deeper ties.
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Tiny microbes may secretly rewire the brain before birth
- Microbes, or microorganisms, are all around us and play an important role in bodily functions. MSU researchers found that microbes can also impact brain development.
- This work is significant because modern obstetric practices like…
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Rights group calls for dismissal of the ICJ Vice-President – Middle East Monitor
The Arab Organisation for Human Rights in the UK (AOHR UK) has written to the judges of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), calling for the removal of Ugandan Judge Julia Sebutinde, Vice-President of the Court….
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100% of female Thai agricultural workers report abuse under Israeli employers
Every single Thai woman employed in the Israeli agricultural industry has suffered sexual assault, a report has shown.
The damning data was presented before the Knesset (Israeli parliament)’s special committee on…
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Israeli army kills 60 Palestinians in Gaza in past 24 hours
At least 62,064 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip since October 2023, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday.
In its daily update, the ministry said 60 people were killed and 343 injured over the past 24…
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Iran, Jordan judo federations sign MoU
TEHRAN – Iran and Jordan Judo Federations signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for mutual cooperation.
The ceremony took place in the Jordan’s capital, Amman, with the presence of the presidents of the two federations.
Iran judo chief…
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High potential for creating global collection of Malayer carpets
TEHRAN—Malayer in Hamedan province, has been the cradle of Iranian art and creativity in carpet weaving since the olden times.
It is not only one of the largest hand-woven carpet production hubs but also has a special status in the history of…
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Iran, Armenia Sign Joint Statement and 10 Cooperation Agreements
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The agreements mark a step toward strengthening Iran’s relations with neighboring countries, a top foreign policy priority of the 14th administration. They also signal Tehran’s intent to deepen…
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Cultural heritage bell to be rung in schools
TEHRAN—Deputy Cultural Heritage Minister Ali Darabi said that the cultural heritage bell will be rung in schools across Iran as of September 23 of this year so that the new generation can connect with the country’s historical identity, Mehr…
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