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Rabeea Eid

United Kingdom
As seen in: The New Arab, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, +972 Magazine
Journalist صحافي at @Alaraby_ar & @The_NewArab in London
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Are European sanctions on Israeli settlers too little too late? Original

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By Rabeea Eid
| The New Arab Verified
The reality of occupation and settlement in the West Bank has become a daily crime against the Palestinian people, who are forced to endure theft, terrorism and killings, writes Rabeea Eid. [GETTY] The recent sanctions on extremist Jewish Israeli settlers and the networks enabling them in the occupied West Bank that were imposed this week by the UK, France, Canada, Australia, and Norway are long overdue.
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UK Greens stun Labour to win Gorton and Denton by-election

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By Rabeea Eid
| The New Arab Verified
The Green Party has won the Gorton and Denton by-election, marking a sensational swing against Labour and fending off Reform's populist right challenge, in one of the biggest humiliations for Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government. Zack Polanski's Greens were able to turn the constituency around from a Labour majority of over 13,000, overtaking previous runners-up Reform to claim victory with 14,980 votes, a 41 percent share.
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Global Alliance for Palestine takes on Trump's 'Peace' plan

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By Rabeea Eid, Anam Alam Verified, Giorgio Cafiero, Zainab Mehdi Verified
| The New Arab Verified
Donald Trump's renewed push for a Middle East "Board of Peace" at the World Economic Forum is being framed by its supporters as an attempt to stabilise a region in crisis. But to critics, it represents something else entirely: a return to top-down diplomacy that sidelines Palestinians, rewards power, and repackages coercion as peace-making.
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