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UK charity regulator to investigate donations to illegal Israeli settlements

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By Areeb Ullah Verified
| Middle East Eye Verified
The UK's charity regulator has launched an investigation into several British charities donating funds to illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine. The Charity Commission said the probe will look into how funds were used in illegal settlements, the purpose of these funds and whether they fit charitable purposes. Stephen Roake, assistant director of high-risk compliance at the Charity Commission, confirmed that the charity regulator would begin investigating eight unnamed charities.
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'Coherent to describe Zionism as racist': UK tribunal upholds protection for anti-Zionist beliefs

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By Barry Malone, Areeb Ullah Verified
| Middle East Eye Verified
A UK Appeals Tribunal has said that it is coherent to describe Zionism as a racist ideology, as it "promotes the establishment of a state for only one race of people", adding that it could also be described as "colonial and imperialistic".
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Thousands make dramatic sea crossing into Ceuta from Morocco

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By Areeb Ullah Verified
| Middle East Eye Verified
Spain is scrambling to reinforce the borders of its North African enclave of Ceuta and prevent further mass crossings after thousands of people entered the Spanish territory from Morocco. The enclave's leader says approximately 60,000 people had crossed into Ceuta from Morocco. Madrid estimates that around 8,000 of them were children. Spain's interior ministry said approximately 13,000 people had been returned to Morocco on Friday.
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