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  I want to share the intriguing issue I saw today. It’s about how anybody keen on understanding the underlying foundations of the Palestinian-Israeli clash need just visit East Jerusalem . There you can see every one of the significant flashpoints. Following four years of careful, comprehensive review, Amnesty International as of late distributed a report showing that, in all areas under Israeli control, two totally different situation exist: One that praises privileges, uniformity and opportunity for Israeli Jews; and one that denies freedoms, balance and opportunity for Palestinian Arabs.   This racial separation is obvious to find in Sheik Jarrah. After the 1948 conflict, Palestinian outcasts in this East Jerusalem area resided in abhorrent tents until the UN , helping out the Jordanian government, consented to assemble homes for them. In any case, since Israel involved East Jerusalem in June 1967, it has regarded undocumented cases by Jews who say that a specific plot ...

  Palestine urged UNSC (United Nations Security Council) to take practical steps against Israeli apartheid against Palestinians. Palestine's Ambassador to the United Nations Riyad Mansour has slammed the Israeli apartheid against his fellow countrymen. He called on the Security Council to take practical steps to stop the crime against Palestinians. An UNSC meeting on the Middle East peace process took place on Wednesday. At the meeting, he described how the rights of Palestinians have been denied for 75 years by the Tel Aviv regime.   He also wore a mask printed with the phrase “End Apartheid.” Reportedly, he complained that Palestinians are uprooted from their homes, displaced, and unable to return. Earlier, Israeli settlers uprooted dozens of olive trees in several West Bank cities. The ambassador also cited examples of “settler colonialism” to talk about Israeli apartheid. He said that the Palestinians see their houses demolished as Israeli settlements expand in ...

Iran has announced stricter restrictions on usage of internet on its territory along with also tightening its grip over use certain applications on the devices of the Iranian citizens. On Tuesday, Iranian parliament gave its nod to the general outline of a bill that will promote restrictions on the use of the internet and certain other platforms. It was passed by the Joint Siyanat Committee yesterday. The bill, named as Legislation to Protect Cyberspace Users’ Rights, was directly sent for approval of the committee just like a few other legislations which were also sent directly to the committee ahead of the general voting in the session. The bill got approval only recently but the process to limit the access of the internet in the country started weeks ago. Users found that authorities have already reduced the bandwidth and also slowed the broadband speed to endure censorship on the access of the internet. Even Iranian officials have started announcing that the foreign com...

  I want to share this very intriguing reality from what I read today. It’s about how the Palestinian-Israeli relationship has boiled down to an uneven endless loop of occasions wherein the brutality submitted against Palestinians is frequently far more terrible than that against Israelis.   The occurences submitted by Palestinians are treated as demonstrations of illegal intimidation which naturally suggests that the viciousness was incited by Palestinians and that Israel's reaction is in this manner defended.   Looking at it, that is a long way from reality. Israel's administration utilizes this road that goes only one direction of a story to keep its American partners in line and stifle questions US administrators could have about the episodes, particularly when they are introduced as instances of Israel reacting to brutality rather than inciting it, which is quite often the situation.

 Tunisians are seeing the development as a fight against corrupt political and business lobbies which were ruining the country. On July 25, 2021,  President Kais Saied   took a bold move to depose the Ennahdha-supported government and suspend the activities of the movement in parliament in order to save newly-attained democracy and bring stability economic crisis.  However, the self-defined Islamist Ennahda movement, having links to terrorist groups, continue to create chaos in the country. Several reports have confirmed connections of Ennahda Movement officials with terrorist groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood. Ennahda Party co-founder and Tunisian Parliament Speaker Rached Ghannouchi has been accused of contacts with  Qatar and Muslim Brotherhood - affiliated figures in Libya. The Qatar regime has been actively mobilising finances to Islamist movements including Muslim Brotherhood and Tunisia’s Ennahda Party to promote their agenda. Ghannouchi had also ...

  The EU kept its promise a day before the EU- Africa  summit has kicked-in in Brussels this week. Marking the starting off an ambitious infrastructure development project in various stages in Africa, EU promised to help Africa with the manufacturing of Corona virus vaccine.     Keeping its promise, the most powerful of all nations, Germany has already shipped mobile units to help Africa manufacture its own vaccine. The German company BioNTech together with Pfizer had developed the first mRNA vaccine against the coronavirus. It has now unveiled mobile vaccine production units housed in shipping containers on February 16, aimed at bringing manufacturing to Africa.   While South Africa has started its own manufacturing of the vaccine, rest of the continent is still depending on foreign players to meet its requirement. The 12 containers that make up the lab are split into two modules -- one for the production of mRNA and the other for the vaccine serum -- ...

  Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met with Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and Prime Minister Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa in Manama, capital of Bahrain, on Tuesday to discuss ways to build a more stable Middle East region. This is the first official visit by the Israeli Prime Minister to Bahrain. Reportedly, Bennett told the king, “I think we discussed many ways to build new bridges and architecture for a stable region.” Bennett expects to continue the relationship with Bahrain. He said, “We will stand together to fight against common challenges.” He added, “I think our goal is to turn this peace from a peace between governments to a peace between people.” Bennett was welcomed by Bahrain's foreign and industry ministers, the Israeli ambassador to Bahrain, and other high-ranking officials. He was also given a guard of honour by Bahrain. He was also given a grand welcome when he arrived at the crown prince's office. The military band played...