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“Regrettably, the Security Council failed to do it, but that does not make it less necessary,” António Guterres said. “So I can promise I will not give up,” he added.
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At least 32 Thai nationals, who came from poorer regions in Thailand to work in Israel to earn higher wages, were captured after Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel on Oct. 7.
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“We will stay here until the pain passes,” the journalists sang. “We will live here. The song shall be sweet. My homeland, my homeland, my proud homeland.”
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In the videos, Israelis wear makeup that thickens their eyebrows and blackens their teeth, as well as headscarves and keffiyehs, and dance to the song “This Was My Home”.
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Israeli warplanes pounded Khan Younis and Rafah, in the south of the Gaza Strip, which Israel had previously said was a safe area.
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The released were chosen out of a list of 300 held Palestinians, all women and children, 80% of whom were not formally charged.
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22-year-old Ahed Tamimi, who was arrested in recent Israeli raids in the occupied West Bank is one of the prisoners released as part of a deal for a brief pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas.
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About 500 people marched in Taiwan’s capital, Taipei, on Nov. 25 in support of Palestine and to call for a permanent ceasefire, organizers told Almost.
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Speaking a day before the ceasefire, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said “there is no situation in which we do not go back to fighting until the end.”
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The Israeli military reportedly killed at least two Palestinians and wounded 11 others trying to travel to northern Gaza, as witnessed by an AP journalist.
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Aside from Israeli nationals and dual-citizens, Hamas also released a number of Thai and Filipino citizens, as part of a separate deal mediated by the Egyptian government and Hamas.