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I A woman's intuition is dangerous! If she keeps questioning a specific topic, over and over again, she is not really looking for an answer. Most of the time she already knows the truth but wants to see if you're gonna be honest with her!

I can actually feel things way before I actually find out. I can feel when I'm being played. I can feel when I'm being lied to and I can feel when something isn't right! My senses are very strong! I naturally find out fakers!

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Honest is great legacy.

Fozia Malik

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‘Not a normal war’: doctors say children have been targeted by Israeli snipers in Gaza | Israel-Gaza war | The Guardian

"This is not a normal war. The war in Ukraine has killed 500 kids in two years and the war in Gaza has killed over 10,000 in less than five months. We have seen wars before but this is something that is a dark stain on our shared humanity.”

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[mariampoetry]

Join us as we hold an event in support of the women of Gaza.

We will be hosting former Nobel Peace Prize nominee & founder of Humanity Auxilium Dr. Fozia Alvi and Palestinian American OBGYN and member of PAMA board of directors Dr. Maram Said.

Also hear from Dr. Majdi Abu-Salih president of Al Huda Foundation on what our community is doing and can do to help with the efforts.

Hear our speakers while enjoying a traditional meal and partaking in a silent auction of Thobe dresses.

Thobe hand embroidered dresses will be brought in by Palestinian designer and business owner Ghada Daoud from Chicago.

All proceeds from the event will be divided between two nonprofit humanitarian American organizations with medical teams currently on the ground in Gaza.

People of all genders and faiths are welcome to our event to support the women of Gaza.

When : Sun Apr 28th 2024, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm EDT

Where: Neidhammer Weddings & Events Center 2104 E Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46201, USA

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"IDF says it ‘completely rejects’ charge that its soldiers deliberately fired on any of the thousands of civilians killed in Israeli offensive

Dr Fozia Alvi was making her rounds of the intensive care unit on her final day at the battered European public hospital in southern Gaza when she stopped next to two young arrivals with facial injuries and breathing tubes in their windpipes.

“I asked the nurse, what’s the history? She said that they were brought in a couple of hours ago. They had sniper shots to the brain. They were seven or eight years old,” she said.

The Canadian doctor’s heart sank. These were not the first children treated by Alvi who she was told were targeted by Israeli soldiers, and she knew the damage a single high-calibre bullet could do to a fragile young body.

“They were not able to talk, paraplegic. They were literally lying down as vegetables on those beds. They were not the only ones. I saw even small children with direct sniper shot wounds to the head as well as in the chest. They were not combatants, they were small children,” said Alvi.

Children account for more than one in three of the more than 32,000 people killed in Israel’s months-long assault on Gaza, according to the Palestinian health ministry. Tens of thousands more young people have suffered severe injuries, including amputations.

Nine doctors gave the Guardian accounts of working in Gaza hospitals this year, all but one of them foreign volunteers. Their common assessment was that most of the dead and wounded children they treated were hit by shrapnel or burned during Israel’s extensive bombardment of residential neighbourhoods, in some cases wiping out entire families. Others were killed or injured by collapsing buildings with still more missing under the rubble.

But doctors also reported treating a steady stream of children, elderly people and others who were clearly not combatants with single bullet wounds to the head or chest.

Some of the physicians said that the types and locations of the wounds, and accounts of Palestinians who brought children to the hospital, led them to believe the victims were directly targeted by Israeli troops.

Other doctors said they did not know the circumstances of the shootings but that they were deeply troubled by the number of children who were severely wounded or killed by single gunshots, sometimes by high-calibre bullets causing extensive damage to young bodies.

In mid-February, a group of UN experts accused the Israeli military of targeting Palestinian civilians who are evidently not combatants, including children, as they sought shelter.

“We are shocked by reports of the deliberate targeting and extrajudicial killing of Palestinian women and children in places where they sought refuge, or while fleeing. Some of them were reportedly holding white pieces of cloth when they were killed by the Israeli army or affiliated forces,” the group said.

The Guardian shared descriptions and images of gunshot wounds suffered by eight children with military experts and forensic pathologists. They said it was difficult to conclusively determine the circumstances of the shootings based on the descriptions and photos alone, although in some of the cases they were able to identify ammunition used by the Israeli military.

Eyewitness accounts and video recordings appear to back up claims that Israeli soldiers have fired on civilians, including children, outside of combat with Hamas or other armed groups. In some cases, witnesses describe coming under fire while waving white flags. Haaretz reported on Saturday that Israel routinely fires on civilians in areas its military has declared a “combat zone”.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) deploy snipers – or sharpshooters, as the military calls them – during combat operations, often as part of elite units. They are trained to “target and eliminate particularly difficult terrorist threats”, according to the military’s own definition.

Israeli and foreign human rights groups have documented a long history of snipers firing on unarmed Palestinians, including children, in Gaza and the West Bank.

Palestinians in Gaza also report a terrifying new development in the latest Gaza war – armed drones able to hover over streets and pick off individuals. Called quadcopters, some of these drones are used as remote-control snipers that Palestinians say have been used to shoot civilians.

The IDF said it “completely rejects” allegations that its snipers deliberately fire on civilians. It said it cannot address individual shootings “without coordinates of the incidents”.

“The IDF only targets terrorists and military targets. In stark contrast to Hamas’s deliberate attacks on Israeli civilians, including men, women and children, the IDF follows international law and takes feasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm,” it said.

Doctors say otherwise.

Dr Vanita Gupta, an intensive care doctor at a New York City hospital, volunteered at Gaza’s European hospital in January. One morning, three badly wounded children arrived in quick succession. Their families told Gupta that the children had been together in the street when they came under fire and that there had been no other shooting in the area. She said no wounded adults were brought in to the hospital at the same time and from the same place.

“One child, I could see there was a shot to the head. They were doing CPR on this five- or six-year-old girl who obviously died,” said Gupta.

“There was another little girl about the same age. I saw a bullet entry wound on her head. Her father was there, crying and asking me, ‘Can you save her? She’s my only child.’”

Gupta said that a third young child also had a shot to the head and was sent for a CT scan.

“The neurosurgeon looked and said, ‘There’s no hope.’ You could see the bullet had gone through the head. I don’t know how old he was, but young,” she said.

Family members told Gupta that the Israeli army had withdrawn from the area about four kilometres from the hospital.

“They said people started returning to their homes because the army was gone. But the snipers stayed on. The families said they opened fire at the children,” she said.

Doctors who worked at the Nasser hospital in southern Gaza said what appeared to be targeted Israeli fire killed more than two dozen people, including children, as they entered or left the hospital in the first weeks of this year.

Among the casualties was 14-year-old Ruwa Qdeih. Doctors say she was shot dead outside the hospital in Khan Younis as she went to collect water. They said there was no fighting in the area at the time and that she was killed by a single shot and then men who went to recover her body were also shot at.

In Gaza City, three-year-old Emad Abu al-Qura was shot outside his home as he went to buy fruit with his cousin, Hadeel, a 20-year-old medical student, who was also killed. The family said they were targeted by an Israeli sniper.

A video of the pair lying together in the street shows Emad still alive after he is first hit and trying to lift his head. More shots hit the ground close by including one that strikes a plank next to Emad. The boy’s mother said he was then hit again and this time killed.

Hadeel’s father, Haroon, saw the shooting.

“The targeting of civilians is very clear. It is a deliberate direct targeting aimed at killing civilians without reason, without there being any events, without there being any resistance. They deliberately killed Hadeel and Emad,” he told Al Jazeera.

Other young victims include 14-year-old Nahedh Barbakh, who was hit by sniper fire alongside his 20-year-old brother, Ramez, as they followed Israeli military orders to evacuate an area west of Khan Younis in late January, according to the Geneva-based Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor. [...]

In October, Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, described the IDF as “the most moral army in the world”. The Israeli military claims to be guided by a “purity of arms” doctrine that precludes soldiers from harming “uninvolved civilians”.

But Israeli and international human rights groups have long said that the military’s failure to enforce its own standards – and its willingness to cover up breaches – has contributed to a climate of impunity for soldiers who target civilians.

The groups say it is extremely difficult at this stage to quantify the scale of such shootings in Gaza, not least because their own staff are often displaced and under attack. But Miranda Cleland of Defense for Children International Palestine said that over the years there had been a “clear pattern of Israeli forces targeting Palestinian children with deadly force in situations where the children posed no threat to soldiers”.

“In the occupied West Bank, Israeli soldiers routinely shoot children in the head, chest or abdomen, all areas from which a child will quickly bleed out if they aren’t killed instantly. Many of these children are shot by Israeli forces from great distances, sometimes upwards of 500ft, which is something only a trained military sniper would be capable of,” she said.

An Israeli group, Breaking the Silence, collected testimonies from IDF soldiers in earlier conflicts who said they shot Palestinian civilians merely because they were where they were not supposed to be even though it was evident they were not combatants.

IDF snipers boasted about shooting unarmed Palestinian protesters, including young people, in the knees during nearly two years of demonstrations at the Gaza border fence from the spring of 2018."

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Time Finance appoints head of business improvement

Time Finance has appointed Fozia Riaz as its head of business improvement. The role is designed to support the business’ long-term business excellence infrastructure strategy. Riaz (pictured) will support the ambition to grow the business and deliver objectives which will enable it to maximise system efficiency, improve the way they work and enhance its data management. Her role will be focused…

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Top 60 Writers Of 2024

According to GLOBAL LITERARY CIRCLE AND PUBLISHERS(GLCP), there are sixty awesome writers who are really amazing and they have influenced people a lot through their writing. We should thank them for their great contributions towards the Literature. They are -

1. HIMANSHU BADONI

2. Dr. Gayatri Channaya

3. Mohammad omer farooq

4. Charishma Jaikishin Ramchandani

5. Santhoshi Choradia

6. Dr.Mayank Rajpal

7. Sree Varshini

8. Daka

9. Dr. Sujoyita Pal

10. Kumar Abhishek

11. Anand Singh Rajpurohit

12. Sonu Singh

13. Gargi Ghosh

14. BEENISH ZAHRA

15. ABDUL HASEEB

16. Arslan Amjad

17. Yashvi Udernani

18. Mahima Yadav

19. Jahnavi Gadepalli

20. Purnima Singh

21. Dr.Sumangal Bose

22. Renosha .A

23. Nida Ghaffar

24. Tvisha Bahadur

25. Maya Saini

26. Liesha Ann Jacob

27. *Somdatya Maitra

28. *Salama Faiz*

29. *Dr. Shahir Bajowala*

30.*Jothika Pandiarajan*

31.*Aisha Algazal*

32. *Theva Kiruba*

33. *Kasturi Sinha*

34.*Dr. Neha Tekwani*

35.*Ashwani Gupta*

36.*Jaagruthi Sharma*

37. *Shanzay Nawaz*

38. *Aneela Afzzal*

39. *Zeenat Merchant*

40.*Rangeesh Chandrasekar*

41.*Dr. K.P. Bhavatharini*

42.*Meenu Verma*

43.*Jatin Singh*

44.*Tooba Noor Khanam*

45.*Noorha Merchant*

46.*Sumit Malhotra*

47.*Dr. Mayaa SH*

48.*Dr. Kamna Mishra*

49.*Fozia Afzal*

50. *Sarita Gupta*

51.*Rida Batool*

52.*Aleen Sherazi*

53. *Aneela afzzal advocate*

54. *Hafeez Chaudhary*

55. *Shivani Ganta*

56. *Saira Mubeen*

57. *Pratiksha Sharma*

58. *Clochard*

59. *Humaira Muhammad Shahid*

60. Dr. Meenaz Banu.A

TO READ MORE ABOUT THEM, PLEASE VISIT THE LINK -

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DENUNCIAN ATAQUES DE FRANCOTIRADORES ISRAELÍES A NIÑOS

#Genocidio #Gaza #Guerra Un gran número de niños palestinos son asesinados por francotiradores israelíes fuera de las zonas de combate, según una nueva investigación de The Guardian. Fozia Alvi, una de los médicos que trabajaban como voluntarios en los hospitales de Gaza, contó que niños que estaban en la unidad de cuidados intensivos tenían disparos […]DENUNCIAN ATAQUES DE FRANCOTIRADORES…

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100 Most Loved Bollywood Heroines

Bollywood has the most gorgeous heroines in the industry. The glamorous and talented ladies of the industry bring excitement and the people who watch them get inspired to be like their role models and their favourite Bollywood heroine image and name. The industry is full of talent and most importantly, their hard work pays off, the list of Bollywood heroine names is endless, and it keeps on growing year after year. You can also find heroine photos everywhere rolled over the internet. 

So, the top Bollywood heroine images and names are listed below, we assure you that your favourite must also be one of them, as these are the top in the industry and doing a great job in their work.

Aadin

Aakarsha

Aakarshika Goyal

Aaditi Pohankar

Aakanksha

Aakanksha Naresh

Aakanksha Madhu

Banu

Bhanu Sri

Bharatha Naidu

Bhavana Bhatia

Bhavya Sri

Bhoomika Chawla

Chahat

Chandini Chowdary

Chandrika

Chaya Singh

Chara Fernandes

Daisy Shah

Damini

Dayan Erappa

Deepa Nair

Deepali Purohit

Deepika Bajwa

Diksha Panth

Dimple 

Ekta Khosla

Esha Deol

Elsa Ghosh

Ester Noronha

Erin Andrea

Fagun Thakrar

Farah Khan

Fozia Khan

Gayathri

Gauri

Gauhar Khan

Gayathri 

Gurleen Chopra

Haleem Khan

Harini

Hari Teja

Hari Chandana 

 Indhuja

Iraa

Ishika Nair

Ishara

Ishita Vyas

Jaya Vani

Jasmine

Jayanthi

Jennifer Kotwal

Jerina

Jessy

Kajol

Kalpika

Kamna

Kamna Singh

Kanchan Sharma

Kanika Kapoor

Kareena Kapoor

Karishma

Karronya Katrynn

Kriti Sanon

Lata Suhani

Latha Hegde

Lavanya

Leya

Laya

Leena

Leena Kapoor

Lakshmi Nair

MM Srilekha

Maina

Malavika

Malavika Nair

Malishka

Mouni Gandhi

Sai Sindu

Sailaja

Sakshi Agarwal

Saloni Mishra

Teja Reddy

Tejashwi

Thanamai

Tiska

Upasna

Urvashi Soni

Utthara Unni

Vaani Kapoor

Vishni Santh

Wamiqa

Yuggaa

Yuvika 

Yami Gautam

Zara Sha

Zabyn Khan

Zarine Khan

Zeba Anjum

Zareena

With the best heroine photos and top Bollywood heroine image and name in the industry, this is the list of heroines. 

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Neena Singh Named Mayor of Montgomery Township, Becoming the First Indian American ...

Meanwhile in south Jersey, Pakistani American Fozia Januja was selected … South Asian woman to serve as mayor in New Jersey. This week, 3 amazing …

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