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"Today, Gaza is again the most dangerous place to be a child. And winter is on the doorstep. All parties to the conflict must do everything possible to protect the lives and wellbeing of all children – no matter where they are,' Catherine Russell, executive director of UNICEF, said on X. Over 6,150 Palestinian children have reportedly been killed since Israel launched relentless air and ground attacks on the Gaza Strip following a cross-border attack by the Palestinian group Hamas on Oct. 7.

Finnish activists stage sit-in protest condemning Starbucks' ties to Israel

Pro-Palestine Finnish activists staged a sit-in outside a Starbucks cafe in Helsinki condemning alleged Starbucks’ ties to Israel. The activists expressed their solidarity with Palestine, asserted their condemnation of the ongoing genocide in Gaza and demanded an immediate ceasefire.
History of Gaza: On conquerors, resurgence and rebirth

Those unfamiliar with Gaza and its history are likely to always associate Gaza with...
Israel informs Arab States it wants buffer zone in post-war Gaza – sources

Israel has informed several Arab states that it wants to carve out a buffer...

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History of Gaza: On conquerors, resurgence and rebirth
- Dr Ramzy Baroud
- Those unfamiliar with Gaza and its history are likely to always associate Gaza with destruction, rubble and Israeli genocide. And they can hardly be blamed. On 3 November, the...
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    Israel informs Arab States it wants buffer zone in post-war Gaza – sources
    
    Reuters
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    Talking about the future of Gaza is based on an unrealistic assumption
    
    Nidal Adaileh
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    Israel-Palestine conflict is ‘not a law-free zone’: Ex-UN Special Rapporteur
    
    Anadolu Agency
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    Russian military companies in Africa: A post-Wagner outlook
    
    Huseyin Ozdemir
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    Safa Othmani
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    Pro-Palestine activists are in danger
    
    Rubab Zahra
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