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One Year After The Gaza “Ceasefire”: What Do We Owe?
An editor’s note on memory, reckoning and how we move forward.
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An editor’s note on memory, reckoning and how we move forward.
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An Israeli strike hit a funeral in Deir al-Balah, where Palestinians had gathered to mourn a Palestinian who had been killed in an earlier Israeli airstrike that same day.
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"We support you. We support Argentina in so many ways, including tomorrow. Good luck!"
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"I want to send a message: please let the Palestinian people live. I ask athletes and journalists everywhere to help deliver that message.”
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Abu Safiya was severely injured, struggling to breathe and speak and almost unrecognizable.
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Hamas’ move is seen as a way to push talks, which remain deadlocked after nine months, into the next phase of the “ceasefire” agreement.
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A bullet struck Al-Ashqar in the chest, killing him instantly.
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It found that about 30% of those Israel killed in Gaza were children, with more than 20,179 Palestinian children killed and 44,143 injured during the two-year period.
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The decision has prompted criticism that the case blurs the line between political protest and terrorism.
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The ad has sparked huge backlash online, with people calling it “tone deaf” as the project is situated just 70 kilometers away from Gaza.
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Speaking through his lawyer, Abu Safiya said his detention is "unjust and arbitrary" and demanded his immediate release.
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The closures mean humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza have been stopped again.