Israel's illegal moves
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Israeli illegal moves
Israel is defiantly building on occupied Palestinian lands and has announced plans for thousands of new settler units in recent months. Widespread condemnation from international rights groups and the United Nations are no big concern for Israel, because Tel Aviv knows well they practically have no means, or are not willing to enforce international law. Palestinians have grown frustrated with international failure to force Israel to stop its violations.
UK elections
The UK elections have sprung a nasty surprise on the Prime Minister Theresa May, (who let's remember was not elected as she took over from David Cameron). The results have indicated that the Conservative party have suffered huge losses as Labour gain. The results now indicate that the UK will enter a hung parliament as the Conservative Party have failed to gain a majority government, meaning that May will either need to form a coalition, run a minority government, or hand over power to Jeremy Corbyn.
Humanitarian crisis: Gaza children starving to death
Hamas: Biden ceasefire optimism ‘premature’
Nowhere to go
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Barbados officially announces recognition of Palestine as state
US Senate reauthorizes surveillance bill despite privacy concerns
April 19: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
Pro-Palestine rallies spread after students arrested at Columbia University
US to pull out troops from Niger after France: Report
US sanctions on Venezuelan oil ‘violation of human rights’: Iran
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