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Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Bride in Bnei Brak, Israel (2012) - Abir Sultan
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‼️🇮🇱🇵�� Protests in Israel intensify as Rafah invasion begins
[Plain text: Protests in Israel intensify as Rafah invasion begins]
🔸 Sources: Quds News Network, Al Jazeera and Abirs Sultan
#palestine#free palestine#gaza#free gaza#israel#palestine news#jerusalem#tel aviv#rafah#rafah invasion#all eyes on rafah#rafah under attack
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Testimonies from Palestinian survivors:
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“I heard a huge blast. I don’t remember seeing anything, I just heard a very loud blast and lost consciousness. I woke up in hospital; the first thing I remember is asking about my children. Only Leen, the four-year-old, survived; my family spent days trying to dig the remains of the dead out of the rubble. The body of my [25-year-old] brother Khalil was found 200m away from the house due to the power of the strike, in pieces. My children’s small bodies were torn to pieces.”
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“It’s a miracle I’m alive and talking to you. I’m in constant pain, especially in my lungs, still struggling to breathe… I lost my mother. My sister Najwa, her husband, and all of their children were killed. Abir, my closest sister, the dearest person to me, was also killed. Her loss broke my back. My brother Mohammed Al-Hadi was only recognized by his hair; nothing was left of my brother Khalil except his hand… My children were rescued from beneath the rubble alive. I look at them and cannot believe they are still alive.”
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“I couldn’t open my eyes because they were full of glass, shrapnel and sand. My whole body was beneath the rubble, only my foot was visible, maybe it took 20 minutes for the rescuers to get me out,” she said.
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“The map [Israeli forces] sent specifically mentioned Tal Al-Sultan as one of the safe neighborhoods. Minutes before 11pm, my son shouted that he had heard a strike… once I opened the door and looked outside, I saw shards of glass flying all over the place.”
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This is happening every single day. Don’t stop talking about Gaza.
#Palestine#rafah#amnesty international#gaza#dont stop talking about palestine#don’t stop talking about gaza#human rights violations
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July 2023: Jerusalem Orthodox Jews pray as they read from Eicha, the Book of Lamentations, to mark Tisha B’av at the Western Wall in the Old City. In Judaism, Tisha B’Av is an annual fast day to mark the destruction of the first and the second temple by the Babylonian and Roman empires in Jerusalem
Photograph: Abir Sultan/EPA
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A police officer stands guard as Orthodox Jews pray and read from the book of Eicha (book of lamentations) to mark Tisha B’av, near the door leading to al-Aqsa mosque compound in the Old City of Jerusalem. In Judaism, the Tisha B’Av is an annual fast day to mark the destruction of the first and the second temple by the Babylonian and the Roman empires in Jerusalem.
Photograph: Abir Sultan/EPA
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A supermoon has lit up skies across the world, coinciding with a rare partial lunar eclipse. 🌕
The phenomenon happens when the Moon is at its closest point to Earth in its orbit, making it appear bigger and brighter.
September's full moon - known as the Harvest moon - is the second of four appearing this year.
Tap the link in our bio to find out when you can see the next partial eclipse.
(📷 Abir Sultan/EPA/PA/Getty/Reuters)
#supermoon #moon #allthenews
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Les mille et une vies d'Abakar Manany
Figure des intrigues politiques tchadiennes depuis plus de deux décennies, l'homme d'affaires Abakar Manany a été le plus proche conseiller d'Idriss Déby puis l'un de ses plus virulents opposants. Vivant entre Dubaï, Paris et Washington, il a opéré en 2021 un retour auprès de Mahamat Idriss Déby, avant d'être écarté en juillet dernier.
Abakar Manany, l'aviateur millionnaire au cœur du pouvoir tchadien. © Le Pictorium/MaxPPP//Abir Sultan/EPA/Newscom/MaxPPP//Kirk Fisher/istock//amjetexecutive.com//benz190/istock
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"Não são o fim da história", diz primeiro-ministro de Israel após ataques contra Hezbollah
ABIR SULTAN O primeiro-ministro israelense, Benjamin Netanyahu, discursou neste domingo (25) Israel e o grupo extremista Hezbollah , apoiado pelo Irã , estão enfrentando um conflito aberto. O primeiro-ministro israelense, Benjamin Netanyahu , anunciou que o governo israelense tomou medidas preventivas contra o grupo extremista no Líbano , incluindo bombardeios no sul do país. “Mais um passo para…
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Comment Israël a amené l’Autorité palestinienne au bord de la banqueroute
Le ministre israélien des Finances, Bezalel Smotrich, joue un rôle clé dans la mise à genoux de l’Autorité palestinienne. Abir Sultan/EPA Écrit par Dalia Alazzeh et Shahzad Uddin Le ministre des Finances d’Israël, l’ultranationaliste Bezalel Smotrich, a annoncé en mai qu’il gelait les transferts de fonds dus à l’Autorité palestinienne qu’Israël perçoit sur la TVA et les droits de douane pour…
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Parlamento de Israel vota contra estabelecimento de Estado palestino
O Knesset, Parlamento de Israel, aprovou resolução para vetar criação de um Estado palestino a oeste da Jordânia mesmo como parte de negociações| Foto: EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN O Parlamento de Israel (Knesset) votou na madrugada desta quinta-feira (18) contra o estabelecimento de um Estado palestino “por princípio”. A resolução que nega a possibilidade de um Estado palestino, copatrocinada por…
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Christians during the Good Friday in Jerusalem, Israel (2015) - Abir Sultan
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, left, and National Security Minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir in Israel’s parliament last year.
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After the Arab-Israeli War of 1967, Israel controlled new territory in the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula, the Golan Heights and East Jerusalem. In 1979, it agreed to return the Sinai Peninsula to Egypt.
(Map illustration: The New York Times)
Takeaways From the NYTimes Investigation Into ‘The Unpunished’
Radical forces in Israeli society have moved from the fringes to the mainstream and put Israel’s democracy in peril. Here are the takeaways from our investigation.
For decades, most Israelis have considered Palestinian terrorism the country’s biggest security concern. But there is another threat that may be even more destabilizing for Israel’s future as a democracy: Jewish terrorism and violence, and the failure to enforce the law against it.
Our yearslong investigation reveals how violent factions within the Israeli settler movement, protected and sometimes abetted by the government, have come to pose a grave threat to Palestinians in the occupied territories and to the State of Israel itself. Piecing together new documents, videos and over 100 interviews, we found a government shaken by an internal war — burying reports it commissioned, neutering investigations it assigned and silencing whistle-blowers, some of them senior officials.
It is a blunt account, told in some cases for the first time by Israeli officials, of how the occupation came to threaten the integrity of the country’s democracy.
By Ronen Bergman and Mark Mazzetti
Ronen Bergman, a reporter in Israel, and Mark Mazzetti, based in Washington, interviewed more than 100 people, including current and former Israeli government officials, for this investigation.
The New York Times Magazine - May 16, 2024
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NYT video >> How Israel Became Radicalized - The New York Times [Released May 16, 2024 / 2mins.+8secs.]:
Our Reporter on the Radicalization of Israel
Behind the Reporting - Latest News On Camera
By Nikolay Nikolov and Ronen Bergman - The New York Times Magazine • May 16, 2024
For the past fifty years, Israeli officials have failed to restrain a violent settler movement, which has been allowed to operate with few consequences. Some of its most extreme members are now in government. According to officials in the Israeli security establishment who spoke with Ronen Bergman, a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, the decades of failure to stop crimes by Jewish settlers and ultranationalists now threaten the future of Israeli democracy.
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2023, Jerusalem Orthodox Jews knead dough at a Matzah bakery. Matzah, or unleavened bread, is used during the week-long Jewish holiday of Passover, commemorating the Jewish exodus from Egypt in Biblical times. Passover begins on 5 April and ends on 13 April
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El primer ministro de Israel, Benjamín Netanyahu, ofrece una rueda de prensa en la base militar de Kirya, en Tel Aviv (Israel). EFE/EPA/ABIR SULTAN/POOL Luego de cuatro meses de guerra, el primer ministro israelí Benjamín Netanyahu reveló por primera vez su plan de posconflicto para la Franja de Gaza. Este prevé que…Netanyahu reveló los detalles de su plan después de la guerra contra Hamás en Gaza
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Jerusalem. Orthodox Jews pray as they read from Eicha, the Book of Lamentations, to mark Tisha B’av at the Western Wall in the Old City. In Judaism, Tisha B’Av is an annual fast day to mark the destruction of the first and the second temple by the Babylonian and Roman empires. Photograph: Abir Sultan/EPA / Guardian #faith #humanity #community #tradition #history
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