The Israeli armed forces have killed 11 people across southern Lebanon as the regime continues to violate the ceasefire.
Category: 2. World
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Israeli armed forces kill 6 paramedics, 5 civilians in southern Lebanon
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Gaza flotilla activists recount abuse after release from Israeli custody
Activists detained by Israeli forces after attempting to deliver aid to Tel Aviv-blockaded Gaza aboard a flotilla recount being subjected to physical and sexual abuse.
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Iraqis gather in Baghdad for Quranic 'Mahfil' honoring martyred Leader Ayatollah Khamenei
Iraqis gathered at Baghdad’s Al-Tahrir Square for a Quranic forum commemorating Ayatollah Khamenei.
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Failure to respect Iran’s rights will lead to heavier defeats for Trump: Defense Ministry
Iran’s Defense Ministry says failure to comply with the legitimate rights of Iran will lead to heavier defeats for Trump.
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Italy refuses to sanction Israel for mistreating SUMUD activists
Israel simply benefits from the fact that no heads of state in Europe is opposing what it is doing. They are all subordinated to a system of power that is badly affecting the economies of all countries involved.
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Germany’s allegations over attacks on Jewish targets follow ‘worn-out cliches’: Iran embassy
Iran’s Embassy in Berlin says German prosecutors’ claims about Tehran’s alleged involvement in attacks on Jewish figures are “unfounded” and follow “worn-out clichés.”
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From Spain to Cuba: Open Arms Ship carries vital energy aid for children's hospital
From the port of Málaga in Spain, a humanitarian flotilla is preparing to sail toward Cuba.
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Regional divisions deepen Libya’s political crisis
Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia renew calls for UN-backed elections in Libya, as analysts cite foreign interference and rival interests for the failure of past regional efforts.
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UN official lauds Russia’s ‘remarkable’ relationship with Muslims as opposed to US, Europe
A senior UN official commends Moscow over its “remarkable” relationship with Islam and the Muslim communities in the Christian-dominated country.
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Senegal's president sacks prime minister Sonko after months of tensions
Bassirou Diomaye Faye also dissolved the government, creating uncertainty amid a debt crisis in the country.
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