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  • Turkey cuts all trade ties with Israel, closes airspace amid Gaza war

    Turkey cuts all trade ties with Israel, closes airspace amid Gaza war

    ANKARA / PNN /

    Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced Friday that Ankara has decided to fully suspend all economic and trade cooperation with Israel, close Turkish airspace to Israeli aircraft and halt Turkish shipping to Israeli ports.

    Fidan said Israel’s actions in Gaza “will go down as one of the darkest chapters in human history,” warning that allowing Tel Aviv to continue its “reckless” attacks in Palestine, particularly in Gaza, “will not be…

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  • Activists prepare largest flotilla yet to sail from Spain to Gaza, urge pressure on Israel

    Activists prepare largest flotilla yet to sail from Spain to Gaza, urge pressure on Israel

    BARCELONA / PNN /

    Activists are preparing to set sail on Sunday from Spain to Gaza aboard dozens of boats carrying aid, urging governments to press Israel to allow their flotilla – the largest to date – to pass through despite the naval blockade.

    Hundreds of participants from 44 countries are expected to join the effort, including Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and Portuguese left-wing politician Mariana Mortágua. The boats will depart from several ports…

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  • Palestinian presidency condemns U.S. decision to deny visas for U.N. General Assembly

    Palestinian presidency condemns U.S. decision to deny visas for U.N. General Assembly

    RAMALLAH / PNN /

    The Palestinian presidency on Saturday expressed deep regret and astonishment over the U.S. State Department’s decision to deny visas for the Palestinian delegation scheduled to attend next month’s U.N. General Assembly in New York.

    In a statement, the presidency said the decision violates international law and the U.N. “Headquarters Agreement,” noting that the State of Palestine holds observer status at the United Nations.

    The presidency called on…

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  • “Sumud Flotilla” carrying activists, aid to set sail for Gaza

    “Sumud Flotilla” carrying activists, aid to set sail for Gaza

    MADRID, (PIC)

    Pro-Palestinian activists are preparing to set sail from Spain on Sunday for Gaza in dozens of boats carrying aid in an attempt to break Israel’s US-backed genocidal siege on the embattled Palestinian territory.

    Dozens of boats carrying hundreds of activists from as many as 44 nations are set to take part in the “Global Sumud Flotilla.” Sumud means “perseverance” in Arabic.

    The participants will attempt to challenge Israel’s naval blockade and deliver desperately…

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    News Source: english.palinfo.com

  • U.S. bars Palestinian officials from attending U.N. General Assembly as France plans recognition of Palestine

    U.S. bars Palestinian officials from attending U.N. General Assembly as France plans recognition of Palestine

    BETHLEHEM / PNN /

    The United States announced Friday it will not grant visas to officials from the Palestinian Authority to attend next month’s U.N. General Assembly, at a time when France is preparing to formally recognise the State of Palestine.

    In a statement, the State Department said: “Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejects and revokes the visas of members of the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority ahead of the United Nations General…

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  • Bolivian opposition leader Camacho released from jail after nearly 3 years | Courts News

    Bolivian opposition leader Camacho released from jail after nearly 3 years | Courts News

    In another victory for the right wing, a criminal case against ex-interim leader Anez has been annulled.

    Right-wing Bolivian opposition leader Luis Fernando Camacho has been released from jail after spending nearly three years in pretrial detention for his role in unrest that led to the 2019 ouster of then left-wing President Evo Morales.

    As the political right’s momentum accelerates ahead of a presidential election run-off in October, Camacho returned to a…

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  • Giving Up Smoking Might Make It Easier To Overcome Substance Abuse Disorders: Study

    Giving Up Smoking Might Make It Easier To Overcome Substance Abuse Disorders: Study

    Quitting smoking cigarettes could enable a person with a substance abuse disorder to recover from their addiction to alcohol or drugs, a recent study stated. The findings highlighted that there was a 42% increase in the odds of an individual staying in recovery from their addiction to alcohol or drugs once they quit cigarettes for…

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  • A researcher for Al Jazeera Net: The decline in Jewish immigration disrupts the Zionist demographic project.

    A researcher for Al Jazeera Net: The decline in Jewish immigration disrupts the Zionist demographic project.

    The history of Jewish immigration to occupied Palestine dates back …

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  • EU’s Kallas says Russia won’t get frozen assets back without paying reparations

    EU’s Kallas says Russia won’t get frozen assets back without paying reparations

    COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Saturday it was not possible to imagine giving back Russian assets frozen inside the bloc due to the war in Ukraine unless Moscow has paid reparations.

    “We can’t possibly imagine that … if … there is a ceasefire or peace deal that these assets are given back to Russia if they haven’t paid for the reparations,” she told reporters before a meeting of EU foreign ministers in Copenhagen.

    (Reporting by Andrew Gray,…

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  • Three killed in fire at Indonesian government building blamed on protesters | Protests News

    Three killed in fire at Indonesian government building blamed on protesters | Protests News

    At least three people have been killed and several injured in a fire blamed on protesters in Sulawesi island.

    At least three people have been killed and five were injured in a fire blamed on protesters at a regional parliament building in eastern Indonesia, as widespread demonstrations rock the Southeast Asian nation.

    Indonesia’s disaster management agency, in a statement on Saturday, confirmed the deaths following the Friday evening fire in Makassar, the…

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    News Source: www.aljazeera.com