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Palestinians in Gaza City decorated a Christmas tree for the first time since Israel’s war on Gaza, after two years of devastation, loss and displacement.
Despite the destruction, families gathered at the Church of the Holy Family, where children rehearsed choir songs ahead of Christmas.
Despite the destruction, families gathered at the Church of the Holy Family, where children rehearsed choir songs ahead of Christmas.
December 19, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Palestinians in Gaza City decorated a Christmas tree for the first time since Israel’s war on Gaza, after two years of devastation, loss and displacement.
Despite the destruction, families gathered at the Church of the Holy Family, where children rehearsed choir songs ahead of Christmas.
Despite the destruction, families gathered at the Church of the Holy Family, where children rehearsed choir songs ahead of Christmas.
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Dr Martin Gak argues that Israel’s participation in Eurovision has been protected by political power within Europe, despite what UN experts and human rights organisations describe as a genocide in Gaza. The controversy has pushed Eurovision into a deep political crisis.
Report: Rashad Alhindi
Report: Rashad Alhindi
December 19, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Dr Martin Gak argues that Israel’s participation in Eurovision has been protected by political power within Europe, despite what UN experts and human rights organisations describe as a genocide in Gaza. The controversy has pushed Eurovision into a deep political crisis.
Report: Rashad Alhindi
Report: Rashad Alhindi
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In February ‘24, he paid £6,000 (around $7,600 at the time) to a smuggler to cross the Mediterranean and reach the Spanish coast. "By coming to the UK and joining me, Jumaa hoped to resume his studies,”
Jumaa al-Hasan, a young Syrian, drowned on the night of 2-3 March last year in the north of France, during an attempted police interception.
A new investigation from The New Arab can reveal that the police did nothing to save the 27-year-old and the fire brigade only carried out a minimal search⬇️
A new investigation from The New Arab can reveal that the police did nothing to save the 27-year-old and the fire brigade only carried out a minimal search⬇️
France: No Justice for Syrian migrant drowned after police chase
New evidence reveals shortcomings in rescue operation and that the French police could have saved Jumaa al-Hasan (27) in March 2024.
www.newarab.com
July 8, 2025 at 5:56 PM
In February ‘24, he paid £6,000 (around $7,600 at the time) to a smuggler to cross the Mediterranean and reach the Spanish coast. "By coming to the UK and joining me, Jumaa hoped to resume his studies,”
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