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Kiev’s ‘incompetence’ to blame for damage to Odessa cathedral – Moscow
Russia, Ukraine

Kiev’s ‘incompetence’ to blame for damage to Odessa cathedral – Moscow

The largest Orthodox church in the city was likely hit by a Ukrainian missile, the Russian military has said ©  Odessa regional administration / Telegram Ukrainian claims that the largest Orthodox cathedral in the port city of Odessa was severely damaged by a Russian missile strike are completely false, the Defense Ministry in Moscow has said, adding that it was likely hit by Kiev’s own air defense systems. In a statement on Sunday, the ministry said that “the information disseminated by the Kiev regime about the Transfiguration Cathedral in the city of Odessa being hit by [Russian] high-precision weapons does not correspond to reality.” It added that all Russian strikes successfully hit military facilities in the region that were located “at a safe d...
West Bank: Nazi Army Abducted Seven Palestinians
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

West Bank: Nazi Army Abducted Seven Palestinians

Nazi soldiers abducted seven Palestinians from several parts of the occupied West Bank. In the central West Bank in Ramallah, the soldiers abducted a former political prisoner, Khaled Talal Srour, after storming and ransacking his home in Ni’lin town, west of the city. Israel imprisoned Sour for two years, and was only released nearly 45 days ago. In the West Bank’s southern part in Hebron, the soldiers abducted Khaled Hamdan Halayqa from the Shiokh town, northeast of the city, after stopping him at a military roadblock near Bethlehem. The soldiers also stormed and ransacked homes in Hebron city, Ath-Thaheriyya and Doura towns, and the Al-Fawwar refugee camp and searched many homes before abducting Assem Bader, Ahmad Salman Abu Sondos, Thaher Jihad Abu Sondos, Adel Shaker Is...
Salfit: Nazi Soldiers Bulldoze Palestinian Lands to Pave Segregated Road
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Salfit: Nazi Soldiers Bulldoze Palestinian Lands to Pave Segregated Road

Nazi soldiers started bulldozing and uprooting Palestinian lands in Kafr Ed-Deek town, west of the central Nazi occupied West Bank city of Salfit, to prepare for paving a new segregated road for the illegal Nazi JEWISH colonizers. Mohammad Naji, the mayor of Kafr Ed-Deek, said two Nazi bulldozers started uprooting the lands to prepare for a 300-meter-long road in the Deeriyya area to link it with the illegal Pedu’el colony, built on stolen Palestinian lands. Naji added that, while bulldozing their lands, the Nazi soldiers attacked the Palestinians with gas bombs and concussion grenades to prevent them from approaching the area. The bulldozed lands are owned by Othman Taha, Ahmad Ali Ahmad, and Atallah Abu Allawi. He also said bulldozing the lands and creating a new road would...
Qalqilia: Nazi Colonizers Injure Four Palestinians
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Qalqilia: Nazi Colonizers Injure Four Palestinians

Illegal Nazi JEWISH colonizers injured four Palestinians, including two who suffered serious wounds, in Kafr Thulth town, south of Qalqilia, in the Nazi occupied West Bank’s northwestern part. The Palestinian Health Ministry said that four Palestinians were rushed to Qalqilia governmental hospital and that two wounded men sustained life-threatening wounds. The Health Ministry stated that one of the seriously injured Palestinians sustained a skull fracture and added that another Palestinian suffered facial fractures. The Nazi JEWISH assailants came from the illegal Karnie Shomron Nazi colony, built on stolen Palestinian lands, and invaded the Arab Al-Khouli area east of Kafr Thulth; the Nazi JEWISH colonizers also burnt a shed owned by a Farid Miqbil. The attacked area ...
Nablus: Nazi Soldiers Injure Twenty Palestinians
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nablus: Nazi Soldiers Injure Twenty Palestinians

Nazi soldiers invaded Sebastia town, northwest of the northern Nazi occupied West Bank city of Nablus, and injured twenty Palestinians during ensuing protests. Local sources said many Nazi army jeeps invaded the town just before midnight and attacked many Palestinians, leading to protests. They added that the Nazi soldiers fired many gas bombs, concussion grenades, and rubber-coated steel bullets, causing at least twenty Palestinians to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation. It is worth mentioning that the Nazi soldiers frequently invade Sebastia to accompany groups of Nazi JEWISH colonialist settlers into the archaeological area. During these invasions, the Nazi soldiers block all Palestinian traffic, frequently storm homes, abduct Palestinians, attack protesters,...
India: EVICTION WAR
Human Rights, India

India: EVICTION WAR

Posted by: John Phoenix There is an eviction war going on in today's India. The bulldozer, the most proud symbol of the BJP's Yogi model of governance (and justice, in the vocabulary of Bhakts) has become ubiquitous. The poor living in slums and unauthorised colonies in cities and on undocumented homestead land in villages and Muslims across India are of course the most common targets of this eviction war. Ideological dissenters and political opponents too find themselves at the receiving end. Rahul Gandhi just handed over the keys of his MP accommodation today following his vendetta-driven disqualification from the Lok Sabha. The list also includes one of India's tallest living scholars, the 90-year-old economist and philosopher Amartya Sen. After he got the Nobel Memori...
India: Fascist Assault on the Working Class
India

India: Fascist Assault on the Working Class

by Clifton D’Rozario One does not go to a convention against fascism to get hold of a definitive analysis of fascism. One goes there to see what fascism means and does to people of different modes of existence, and how – and how effectively – they are resisting it. - K. Balagopal [1] Talk given at the 13th Balagopal Memorial Meeting held on 9th October 2022 at Hyderabad and organised by Human Rights Forum (HRF) The working class is being rendered evermore precarious with insecure jobs, lack of social security, exploitative working conditions, low wages, and union-busting. The reality is that over 90% of the workers are in unorganised sector[2] and 60% workers earn less than Rs. 375/- per day. Unemployment, is in fact, at a 40-year high. Indeed the precariousness...
India: Voices of Protest Rise against Continued Incarceration of Political Prisoners under Modi-Shah Regime
Human Rights, India

India: Voices of Protest Rise against Continued Incarceration of Political Prisoners under Modi-Shah Regime

Posted by: John Phoenix On 8th October, despite heavy rains, citizens of Delhi joined the 'India Behind Bars' Conference at Press Club of India in solidarity with political prisoners incarcerated various under acts like UAPA, AFSPA, NSA and PSA,  etc. Along with family members and friends of those incarcerated, teachers and activists spoke against the assault on democratic rights by the BJP regime. Khalid Saifi is one of among dozens of anti-CAA activists who have imprisoned since 2020. Nargis Saifi, political activist and wife of Khalid Saifi addressed the gathering  saying, "The injustice inflicted on Khalid is injustice to the country. Khalid's fight was  the fight for constitutional values. We shall not rest until all prisoners facing wrongful targeting by BJP...
India at 75 Cries Out for Freedom from Fascist Violence
India

India at 75 Cries Out for Freedom from Fascist Violence

Posted by: John Phoenix Har Ghar Tiranga. A tricolour on every roof. This 13-15 August call of the Modi government was supposed to be the high point of the official celebration of the 75th anniversary of India's independence, the much publicised 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav'. While the dominant media was immersed in amplifying this campaign and PM Modi's 9th successive Independence Day address from the ramparts of the Lal Qila, two news items from Rajasthan and Gujarat came as the starkest statements about the shape of things in today's India. Indra Meghwal, a 9-year-old Dalit child studying at a Saraswati Vidyamandir school in Surana village in Jalore District of Rajasthan, who was brutally beaten up on 20 July by teacher Chail Singh allegedly for drinking water from a pot 'reserve...
India: Reject Hate! Resist Fear! Assert Constitutional Rights!
India

India: Reject Hate! Resist Fear! Assert Constitutional Rights!

India’s downslide on the Global Hunger Index continues uninterrupted. From the 94th position among 107 countries covered in 2020, India’s ranking dropped by seven positions to 101st out of 116 in 2021 and by another six positions in the latest 2022 index dropping to the 107th rank among 121 countries. Except war-ravaged Afghanistan, all our neighbours are considerably ahead of India in this list. China, still marginally ahead of India to occupy the slot of the world’s most populous country, is way ahead in the topmost GHI range of 1 to 17. In other words, while the incidence of hunger in China is considered low, it is considered serious in India. India’s child wasting rate, which reflects acute malnutrition among children under five, is the highest in the world. The Modi regime com...