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  I want to share this devastating news I read today. Tens of thousands of people, mostly ultra-Orthod o x Jews, gather each year to honor Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, a 2nd century sage and mystic who is buried there. Large crowds traditionally light bonfires, pray and dance as part of the celebrations. But, More than 40 people were killed at a stampede which broke out early Friday at a Jewish religious festival attended by tens of thousands of people in northern Israel. The stampede, one of the deadliest civilian disasters in Israeli history, occurred during the celebrations of Lag Baomer at Mount Meron. The stampede began when large numbers of people thronged a narrow tunnel-like passage during the event, according to witnesses and video footage. People began falling on top of each other near the end of the walkway, as they descended slippery metal stairs, witnesses said.

 I want to share this news I have read today. It’s all about Turkey’s National Defense Ministry said on Thursday that Five PKK terrorists were neutralized in drone strikes in northern Iraq. The terrorists were neutralized by unmanned combat aerial vehicles in the Metina and Avasin-Basyan areas in the scope of the Pence-Simsek and Pence-Yildirim anti-terror operations. The number of terrorists neutralized in the two anti-terror operations has now reached 42. Turkish authorities often use the word “neutralized” in statements to imply the terrorists in question surrendered or were killed or captured. The PKK terrorist group often uses bases in northern Iraq, just across Turkey’s southern border, to hide and plot terrorist attacks in Turkey. In its more than 35-year terror campaign against Turkey, the PKK — listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the US, and the EU — has been responsible for the deaths of at least 40,000 people, including women, children, and infants.

  I wanted to share something intriguing about what I read today. For every one of these reasons, molding the resuming of the mission and any new immediate guide on finishing pay for kill would send a solid message that the Biden organization has clear norms with regards to tact. Few out of every odd unfamiliar substance is deserving of a mission and, all the more dynamically, deserving of the president's time. The capacity to open and keep up offices in the US loans authenticity to an unfamiliar system, and this thinking is exactly why Iran, North Korea and Syria presently don't have missions in the US. As a result, returning the mission would be a backhanded underwriting of the PA's administration supported fear based oppressor program.   For me, The Trump organization endeavored, ineffectively, to stop pay for kill. The PA has attempted a wide range of trick to stay away from a reasonable decision for harmony: Phony ledgers, counterfeit pay rates or propositions for

 I wanted to share this intriguing news I read today. According to Rostam Ghasemi, a senior official in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Iran’s former economy minister that Iran supplied Yemen’s Houthi rebels with weapons technology that helped the militants to attack Saudi Arabia. His admission is the first time Iran has confirmed it is helping the Houthis militarily. “We helped them with weapons manufacturing technology but the actual production of weapons is done in Yemen. They produce the weapons themselves. These drones and missiles are made in Yemen,” he said. “There is no need to send weapons.” “Iran’s support for Yemen is political support,” the ministry said. “We have provided weapons in a very limited way. We have provided more consultations compared to supplying weapons to Yemen,” he said. The Houthis escalated attacks against Saudi Arabia in recent weeks, increasingly taking aim at civilian infrastructure.

  I wanted to share something intriguing about what I read today. It’s how President Biden's chosen one for NASA executive needs to send space travelers to the moon again straightaway which is similarly as the Trump organization arranged. The program goes past governmental issues, previous Sen. Bill Nelson said Wednesday in his affirmation hearing, and must be proceeded, paying little heed to who's in the lion's share, of who's in the administration. Looking at it, Senators from the two players adulated Nelson, a long-term enthusiast of room investigation who flew on the space transport in 1986 . Also, as of now NASA needs an extraordinary promoter that we as a whole can be sure about .   Observing it, t he candidate added another bipartisan touch by applauding Jim Bridenstine, a previous NASA supervisor who assembled support for Artemis under President Trump intends to help NASA's association in Biden's environmental change activities, as he benefits fro

  I wanted to share something intriguing about what I read today. It’s about Amy Coney Barrett and her better half put their South Bend home available to be purchased so they can move to DC, yet apparently not by any means the only enormous news for the Supreme Court equity. Three sources reveal to Politico that the traditionalist equity, the last one selected by previous President Trump, has gotten herself a book bargain, with one source taking note of she procured an eye-raising $2 million development. The book will supposedly remember Barrett's considerations for passes judgment on keeping their own emotions out of their decisions.   For me, the power source that another large name has a book waiting to be addressed: previous Attorney General Bill Barr, who will discuss his time at the DOJ under Trump. Politico notes, however, that it's not satisfactory what sort of story Barr plans to tell, considering he's been generally hush-hush regarding why he left and on his

  Global powers and Iran have, on Thursday, resumed talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal in an effort that is visibly complicated by Tehran’s stance to ramp up uranium enrichment.  Iran announced its decision on Tuesday to enrich uranium at 60% purity as a response to an explosion at its Natanz facility on Sunday. This is a stride closer to the 90% that is said to be a weapons-grade material The announcement has cast a dark shadow over the Vienna talks. The U.S. and European parties have called the move “provocative” and have said that Tehran’s enrichment move is not in line with the efforts to revive the accord that was halted by Washington three years ago. The 2015 agreement tried to make it harder for Tehran to develop an atom bomb in return for lifting sanctions. Tehran's continuous refusal to engage in direct talks with the United States compelled the European intermediaries to shuttle between hotels in Vienna when Iran and the other signatories - China, Britain, Ge

  In yet another attack, the Iran-backed Houthi militia on Sunday kidnapped Yemeni model and actress Entisar al-Hammadi near the capital city of Sana’a. Yemeni Feminist Voice, a leading activists' group in the country, Entisar al-Hammadi was held by Houthis due to her job in the fashion and cinema industry. As the actress's whereabouts remain unknown, a number of rights groups and activists are demanding her release. Significantly, this is not the first time Houthi rebels have disrespected women's freedom and rights in Yemen. In recent years, Houthis have intensified their campaign of violence against women in the crisis-hit country. Hundreds of girls and female students have been abducted from schools and streets by Houthi rebels in various parts of Yemen. As per reports, these girls and women are kidnapped due to various reasons including, false reports made against them and extortion purposes. Eyewitnesses have reported that girls and women are abducted from Yemeni r

  I wanted to share something intriguing about what I read today. It’s the curiosity on about the condition of recuperation in the US, explicitly in California, the thumping heart of the American economy. In fact, the objective number one was made with 100% progress, I can say that photographs through this situation are accessible on demand.   Looking at it, California endured a high pace of frequency and mortality in the first and second rushes of the infection, yet both have now begun to drop. This  gave the Democrat lead representative the certainty to declare that the state would move to full resuming mode in June, on schedule for summer occasions, with the finish of social removing and different limitations, however the veil command would remain and get subject to continuous inoculation progress.

I wanted to share something intriguing about what I read today. It’s actually about how Egypt sentenced life imprisonment Mahmud Ezzat, the top leader of the banned Muslim Brotherhood after he was found guilty of “terrorism,”. “The Cairo Criminal Court on Thursday sentenced Mahmoud Ezzat, the acting supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood designated as a terrorist, to life for murder and terrorism charges,” . He was found guilty of “incitement to murder” and of having “supplied weapons” during clashes between demonstrators outside the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood in 2013, said a judicial source, who also confirmed the sentence. Ezzat is reported to have joined the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1960s, and spent time in jail under Egypt’s late presidents Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak.

  I wanted to share something intriguing about what I read today. It’s actually about how Donald Trump was once president, and he once running a twitter account intensely and it had different controversies. But since neither of those things is genuine any longer, the Supreme Court is throwing a claim identified with them both. The court cleared a lower-court deciding that Trump disregarded the protected privileges of pundits by impeding them from his since-prohibited Twitter account . Those hindered clients had sued Trump, blaming him for crossing paths with the First Amendment. In the choice delivered , surprisingly, the court didn't control on the benefits of the case, reports Axios. All things considered, it announced the issue debatable given that Trump lost his bid for re-appointment.   However, Justice Clarence Thomas, for one, figures the court should return to what he sees as a greater picture brought up in the question as the measure of force employed by Twitter a

  Moscow’s direct participation in decade long Syrian Civil War leading to extensive human rights violations through horrific war crimes has been directly condemned by Russia based human rights groups. The rights groups released their first comprehensive report entailing abuses and war crimes in Syria in past decade and condemned involvement of Russia.   Moscow has been a direct participator in deadly and indiscriminate bombings that killed thousands of Syrians, openly supported Assad’s use of torture as a means of crackdown and its accountability in war crimes.   The 198 page report titled “A Devastating Decade: Violations of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in the Syrian War” is the first report authored by Russian human rights groups and is based on interviews with Syrian war survivors currently in Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Russia.   The report reads, “Russian state media does not report on the victims of bombardments, nor the forced

    A special of Myanmar to the UN has accepted that the harsh stance to be taken might not be agreed with everyone after all.   As the first measure, a strict instruction has been sent to countries like Russia and China to stop sale of arms and ammunitions to the junta. The military has stripped the country of any semblance of peace and democracy killed since February 01, when it called in for military rule and put the whole parliament under house arrest.  According to Dr. Sasa, it is high time that we had “immediately international targeted, coordinated, tougher sanctions, both economically and diplomatically.” The strongest message possible has to communicate that crime against humanity is not to be tolerated, added by Dr. Sasa in a statement ahead of the UN Security Council virtual meeting. Countries around the world have condemned the violence, while the U.S. and Europe have sanctioned individuals or companies related to the military. Further, the military is taking money fr