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Dalia Ziada - HSToday
Dalia Ziada is an award-winning writer and political analyst specializing in governance, geopolitics, and regional security in the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean. Dalia studied international relations at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, majoring in international security studies. She currently serves as the Washington D.C. Coordinator for the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP).
PSI urges Unions to use collective bargaining to tackle climate risks facing health workers
By Morkporkpor Anku, GNA Accra, Feb. 9, GNA- Mr Daniel Oberko, Regional Secretary for Africa and Arab Countries of Public Services International (PSI), has called on Trade Unions to leverage collective bargaining agreements as a critical tool to address the growing impact of climate change on the health sector.
TRT Global - Condemnation mounts over Israel's 'illegal, racist, aggressive' plans to annex occupied West Bank
The Palestinian Authority, Arab countries, and the Gulf Cooperation Council have condemned Israeli plans to annex the occupied West Bank, warning that such a move would escalate regional tensions and undermine the two-state solution. Far-right Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said early on Wednesday that Israel plans to annex 82 percent of the occupied West Bank to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Four European Countries Support Gaza Strip Reconstruction By Arab Countries
JAKARTA - Foreign ministers from France, Germany, Italy and the UK on Saturday (8/3) expressed their support for Arab countries' plans to reconstruct the Gazayang Line destroyed by Israeli aggression. The plan, which is estimated to cost US$53 billion (around Rp865 trillion), was made to prevent the expulsion of residents in the Palestinian enclave.
Protesters Stain the White House Red in Solidarity with Gaza
Protesters Stain the White House Red in Solidarity with Gaza On Saturday evening, angry protesters gathered in Washington, DC, and stained the doors of the White House with red paint. This act was a symbol of their opposition to the violent military campaign that Israel is conducting in Gaza. The protesters held signs condemning President Joe Biden’s support for Israel and demanded an end to the violence in Gaza.
Tensions Escalate: Hamas Member Barricades Himself Amidst Intensifying Conflict
Tensions Escalate: Hamas Member Barricades Himself Amidst Intensifying Conflict As the conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip escalates, the situation grows dire. Nabil Halavia, a member of Hamas, has barricaded himself in his home in Abu Dis, east of Jerusalem. The tension in the air is palpable as the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) strategize to apprehend him. Amidst the ongoing crisis, the international community is growing increasingly concerned about the humanitarian implications.
Deadly Conflict in the Middle East: Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis Intensifies - BNN Breaking
Deadly Conflict in the Middle East: Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis Intensifies In the heart of the Middle East, the volatile cities of East Jerusalem and Hebron, in the occupied West Bank, have become the epicentre of a deadly conflict. Israeli forces, in a series of operations, have taken the lives of three Palestinians, as reported by Palestinian media. Two young men met their end in the town of Abu Dis, east of occupied Jerusalem, where they were shot dead, inflicting injuries on six others.
Escalation in Gaza: Israeli Army Intensifies Operations Amid Civilian Evacuations - BNN Breaking
Escalation in Gaza: Israeli Army Intensifies Operations Amid Civilian Evacuations The Israeli army is stepping up its operations in northern Gaza, urging civilians to flee the war zone. A safe passage has been established along the main road connecting the north and south of the enclave, facilitating evacuation. Amid this chaos, the Israeli military has conceded to hitting an ambulance near Al Shifa hospital in Gaza City, alleging its misuse by terrorists.
Deadly Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Refugee Camp: A Deepening Crisis
Deadly Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Refugee Camp: A Deepening Crisis An Israeli airstrike on the Maghazi refugee camp in the Gaza Strip has led to a tragic loss of life. According to health officials, at least 33 individuals have been killed and dozens injured. The camp, nestled in the central region of the Palestinian territory, doubles as a residential area and an evacuation zone. Israel continues to launch attacks throughout the strip, identifying Hamas fighters and their assets as targets.
Israel-Hamas Conflict: Day 29 Sees Rising Tensions, Diplomatic Efforts, and Humanitarian Crisis
Israel-Hamas Conflict: Day 29 Sees Rising Tensions, Diplomatic Efforts, and Humanitarian Crisis The war between Israel and Hamas has entered its 29th day, escalating tensions beyond the borders of the ‘promised land’. The conflict has not only witnessed a resurgence of ground offensives in Gaza by the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) but also attacks from Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon, adding fuel to the growing unrest.
Israel Plans to Use Drones to Counter Hamas Tunnels in Gaza - BNN Breaking
Israel Plans to Use Drones to Counter Hamas Tunnels in Gaza Israel is planning to use drones to explore and destroy Hamas tunnels in Gaza, according to a report published by Forbes magazine. The plan aims to overcome obstacles that stand in the way of Israeli forces, including the confined environment and obstacles within the tunnels. However, military analysts say there are several challenges to overcome, including disruption of the Global Positioning System (GPS) and radio waves underground.
What water will the UN Conference carry forward: a fundamental human right or a commodity?
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Biden Tells Bennett Diplomacy First, But ‘Other Options’ Exist With Iran
Saturday, 28 Aug 2021 00:44 Delayed from Thursday because of the bombing at Kabul airport, the meeting of United States President Joe Biden and Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett − the first of the two men in office − appeared a muted affair with neither willing to acknowledge differences over Iran. While Bennett sought to move on from the assertive public style of predecessor Benjamin Netanyahu, he maintained an insistence on the threat from Tehran.
Iran Reacts To Kabul Blast, But Who Are ISIS In Khorasan?
Friday, 27 Aug 2021 14:56 In a brief statement sent to media Friday morning, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh strongly condemned the August 26 bombing that killed over 100 people, including 13 American soldiers, at Kabul airport.
Afghan Bombings Delay Biden's Iran-Centered Talks With Israeli PM
Friday, 27 Aug 2021 11:41 The first meeting between President Joe Biden and visiting Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was postponed until Friday, overshadowed by suicide bombings near Kabul airport during a chaotic US evacuation mission from Afghanistan.
Iran Reacts To Kabul Blasts, But Who Are ISIS In Khorasan?
Friday, 27 Aug 2021 14:56 In a brief statement sent to media Friday morning, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh strongly condemned the August 26 bombing that killed close to 100 people, including 13 American soldiers, at Kabul airport.
US-Based Writer Says She Was Target Of Iran Murder Plot
Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 11:24 In an article published Monday by the New York Review, writer and rights activist Roya Hakakian revealed that she was informed by two FBI agents visiting her home in rural Connecticut in August 2019 that she might be killed by Iranian agents in the United States, where she has lived since leaving Iran in 1985.
Iran Parliament Gives Vote of Confidence To All But One Raisi Minister
Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 21:01 After five days of debates, the Iranian parliament, Majles on Wednesday gave its vote of confidence to all the ministers proposed by President Ebrahim Raisi (Raeesi), except for Hossein Baghgoli who was nominated as minister of education.
Expert Says Iran Covid Deaths Seven Times Higher, As Blame Game Goes On
Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 20:07 Fatalities from Covid-19 are seven times official figures, at least in some of Iran, Dr Kourosh Halakouei-Naieni, a professor of epidemiology at Tehran University of Medical Science, told Javan newspaper in an interview published Monday. He criticized the health ministry for underreporting deaths and said the pandemic had been allowed to spread as well-placed individuals made financial gains.
Sexual Harassment And Torture: Amnesty Verdict On Iran Prison Videos
Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 18:07 Hacked videos from security cameras at Tehran's Evin prison offered "shocking visual evidence of beatings, sexual harassment, and deliberate neglect and ill-treatment of those in need of medical care," Amnesty International said in a statement Wednesday.
Video From Saudi Arabia Shared As Kuwait Dumping French Products
A reverse image search led us to a tweet shared in September 2020, much before Kuwait called for the boycott of French products, stating that large quantities of Almarai cheese were destroyed by the Saudi Food and Drug Authority. (Source: Twitter/Screenshot) A keyword search of the same led us to an article by the Arabic newspaper, Al Marsd ,carrying the same video.
Russia To Expel 60 US Diplomats, Close American Consulate
Russia has disclosed that it will expel 60 United States diplomats, close the American consulate in St. Petersburg and retaliate in kind to other countries that ousted its envoys after the poisoning of a former Russian double agent in England. Bloomberg reports that the moves were announced by the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov in Saint Petersburg in a tit-for-tat expulsion over the poisoning of ex-double agent Sergei Skripal.
Rouhani Says Turkey's Military Presence In Iran Shows 'No Result' - ALEDEH.COM
Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday at a press conference in Tehran criticized Turkish’s presence in northern Syria, saying it was showing “no results”. Speaking to reporters, Rouhani said Turkish attack on Kurdish forces in northern Syria on January 20 is unacceptable. “The entry of a foreign army on to the soil of another country should be done with the authorization of that country,” he said.
Mourinho, Man Utd Boss Leads Mourners To Father's Funeral
Former Chelsea FC boss and Manchester United Manager, Jose Mourinho has led mourners to his father’s funeral in Portugal. Jose Manuel Mourinho Felix passed away at the age of 79 on Sunday after a battle with illness. Upon the Manchester United boss’ arrival in Portugal, a church service was held, while he laid his father to rest on Tuesday and was seen carrying the coffin into the church. Hundreds of mourners lined the streets of Setubal for the service.
Syria Crisis :Bashar al-Assad Will Pay A Heavy Price - U.S - ALEDEH.COM
United States government has said Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad will pay a heavy price if another chemical weapon is unleached on Syrians. U.S claimed in a recent statement that Bashar al-Assad’s regime is preparing to carry out another chemical weapons attack, and warned that the Syrian leader and his military would “pay a heavy price” if it went ahead.
Al Jazeera's Shutdown: Qatar Dismisses Demands By Arab Countries
The state of Qatar has dismissed a list of demands submitted by four Arab countries as neither reasonable or actionable. The list was received by Qatar’s ministry of foreign affairs on June 22, according to a report by the state-run Qatar News Agency.
Arab World Split Over President Trump's Executive Order Suspending Entry Of Citizens From Arab And Islamic Countries Into The U.S.
On January 27, 2017, President Trump signed an executive order titled "Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States," which temporarily halts the entry of foreign nationals from seven Muslim countries, six of them Arab: Iran, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen. The executive order sparked debate and disagreement in the Arab world, revealing the extent of the division that exists there surrounding the decision.
What The Great Meat Divide Says About Indian Politics
Generalisations have a grain of truth. It is not hard to generalise that vegetarian Hindus are more likely to have an aversion to Muslims, given that Muslims eat meat, and they eat it with pride. It is, therefore, also easier for the Hindu right to convert vegetarians to their anti-Muslim cause.
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