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Nadia Al Faour

Dubai, Pakistan
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“Prisons became graveyards of the living”: Ali Al Samoudi on a year behind Israeli bars

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By Nadia Al Faour
| Arab News Verified
DUBAI: Roll calls begin at 6:00 in the morning. More than 14 heavily armed Israeli guards, equipped with tear gas and military gear, stand watch as Palestinian prisoners are forced to kneel on the floor with their hands behind their heads. Cells are routinely ransacked and the prisoners mercilessly beaten. Any display of relief or fleeting joy was not permitted. Reciting the Qur’an would only invite more abuse.
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Iran’s internet blackout leaves millions isolated

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By Nadia Al Faour
| Arab News Pakistan Verified
DUBAI: “It’s costing me money talking to you” said Mona — not her real name — as she chuckled over a voice note she managed to send. “It’ll cost me a lot more if the boogey men find out too,” she said, referring to the Revolutionary Guards. Like millions of Iranians, Mona’s life has been upended by Iran’s internet blackout, the longest in the republic’s history.
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From Gaza to Lebanon, videos posted by Israeli soldiers draw scrutiny and outrage

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By Nadia Al Faour
| Arab News Verified
DUBAI: Videos posted online by Israeli soldiers inside bomb-damaged homes and villages in southern Lebanon are drawing growing condemnation, reviving memories of similar footage that surfaced during Tel Aviv’s war on Gaza. The clips, many apparently filmed and uploaded by the soldiers themselves, show troops rifling through personal belongings, looting homes and businesses, and vandalizing civilian property while laughing amongst themselves.
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