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Foreign-Passport Holders Cross from Gaza into Egypt Amidst Conflict
In the midst of the recent Israel-Hamas war, a significant development has taken place as a small group of foreign-passport holders was allowed to cross from Gaza into Egypt. This event, captured by various Arab TV channels, marks the first such group to cross since the conflict began. While much attention has been focused on
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The Need for an Urgent Diplomatic Off-Ramp in the Israel-Hamas War
As we find ourselves in the fourth week of the Israel-Hamas war, the lack of well-defined Israeli goals and a clear endgame for the conflict remains a significant challenge. While the initial shock and desire for vengeance were understandable, it is essential to remember that shock and vengeance alone cannot substitute for a comprehensive strategy.
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Yemen’s Houthi Rebels Claim Missile and Drone Attacks on Israel
In a significant escalation of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict in the Gaza Strip, Yemen’s Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks targeting Israel. The attacks mark the first reported instance of the Houthis directly engaging Israel, further involving their main sponsor, Iran, and heightening the risk of a regional conflict. Israeli Defense System
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Hamas’ New Media Strategy: A Desperate Bid for Dominance or Victimhood?
In recent weeks, Hamas, the Palestinian offshoot of the Sunni Muslim Brotherhood, has adopted a new media strategy that has left both experts and onlookers puzzled. The group, traditionally known for its use of terrorism as a tactic, has now taken to showcasing its own attacks on civilians through social media platforms. This shift in
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Russia’s Shifting Relationship with Hamas: Implications for the Middle East
Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu’s close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin have been overshadowed in recent times due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The strained relationship was further intensified when a group of high-ranking Hamas members met with a senior Russian official in Moscow, prompting condemnation from Israel. This unexpected meeting has raised concerns about
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Protecting Indigenous Rights and the Environment: A Conversation with Minister Sônia Guajajara
Sônia Guajajara, Brazil’s first-ever minister of Indigenous peoples, has been actively advocating for Indigenous rights and environmental protection. In a recent interview, she discussed the progress made under her ministry, the challenges faced by Indigenous communities, and the urgent need to address the climate crisis. With a focus on securing territories, promoting Indigenous participation, and
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