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Palestinian Dies From Serious Wounds Suffered Thursday
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Palestinian Dies From Serious Wounds Suffered Thursday

The Palestinian Health Ministry has confirmed that a young man succumbed to serious wounded suffered Thursday when the army killed nine Palestinians, including a woman, in Jenin, in the northern part of the Nazi occupied West Bank. The Health Ministry said the young man, Omar Tareq Ali Sa’adi, 24, from Jenin refugee camp, succumbed to serious wounds at the Jenin governmental hospital. Video Player 00:00 During the Thursday invasion, the Nazi soldiers killed nine Palestinians, including one woman, and injured at least twenty, including three who suffered serious wounds. Various national and Islamic factions mourned the slain young man and called for ongoing resistance and steadfastness until liberation and independence. The slain Palestinians have been identified as: ...
Nazi has killed three Palestinians already in 2023
Gaza, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi has killed three Palestinians already in 2023

Israel has killed three Palestinians already in 2023  CONTACT@IFAMERICANSKNEW.ORG   Palestinians recently killed by Israel, left to right: Adam Issam Shaker Ayyad, 15, Fuad Mohammad ‘Aabed, 17, and Mohammad Samer Houshiyya, 22 Following a deadly 2022, the new year has already seen Israeli forces kill three Palestinians – a 15-year-old from Bethlehem, a 17-year-old, and a young man of 22. Two other Palestinians in their twenties were also killed in the last days of December. ISRAELI FORCES KILL TWO PALESTINIAN CHILDREN IN EARLY DAYS OF NEW YEAR reposted from Defense For Children International – Palestine (DCIP), January 3, 2023 Israeli forces shot and killed two Palestinian boys in the occupied West Bank in the first days of 2023. Adam Issam Shaker Ay...
Ukrainian Church contacts UN over persecution by Kiev
Ukraine

Ukrainian Church contacts UN over persecution by Kiev

The country’s largest Orthodox Church is being scrutinized by the country’s officials over its alleged ties to Russia FILE PHOTO. A Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) serviceman checks a bag of a visitor to the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra monastery. ©  AFP / Sergei Chuzavkov The Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) has lodged a formal complaint with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres over “persecution” and “religious discrimination” by officials in Kiev. In recent months, the UOC has been subjected to multiple hostile acts – including repeated searches by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) and stripping priests of their citizenship – due to historic ties with the Russian Orthodox Church. “Since February 2022, Ukraine has been living in a full-scale war. I...
White supremacy blamed for beating of black man by black police
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White supremacy blamed for beating of black man by black police

“I’m about to educate some people right now,” lawyer declared before making claim Protestors surround a Memphis police car on Saturday as they march through downtown decrying the death of Tyre Nichols. © Getty Images / Scott Olson A British political activist has concluded that white supremacy was the root cause of Tyre Nichols’ death, despite the fact that the police officers involved were all black and worked for a black police chief.   “The vicious, brutal, unjustified, extrajudicial killing of Tyre Nichols is as a result of a police system that’s built on white supremacy,” London-born lawyer Shola Mos-Shogbamimu told Sky News in an interview on Monday. “White supremacy underpins the policing and criminal justice system, both in the Unite...
White House reveals Covid emergency plan
Health, USA

White House reveals Covid emergency plan

The US president responded to a push in Congress by offering an expiration date FILE PHOTO: President Joe Biden receives his Covid-19 booster from a member of the White House medical unit, October 25, 2022 ©  AP / Evan Vucci The White House announced on Monday that it wants to end the Covid-19 national emergency by May 11, though that would entail extending it first. The plan comes after Republicans in the House of Representatives announced a vote on ending the emergency, and as the World Health Organization said the public health restrictions ought to continue in some form. The current national emergency declaration is set to expire on March 1, while the public health emergency (PHE) runs out on April 11. President Joe Biden intends to “extend the emergen...
Hundreds protest against Germany’s policies on Ukraine
Germany, Ukraine

Hundreds protest against Germany’s policies on Ukraine

Demonstrators in the Bavarian city of Nuremberg decried Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s decision to supply Kiev with heavy weapons Several hundred people marched through the Bavarian city of Nuremberg on Monday, protesting against Berlin’s move to provide Ukraine with heavy arms, including Leopard 2 tanks. Participants voiced concerns that Germany could end up being dragged into a massive war with Russia as a result. Footage shot by RT’s Ruptly video agency depicted protesters chanting slogans and beating drums. One of the banners caught on camera read “We are the red line.” Police were observing the event, with no clashes or arrests reported. Speaking to Ruptly, one of the demonstrators said that “Ukraine will not be able to pay” for the weapons provided by the West. He arg...
Olympic chiefs react to ‘defamation’ from Kiev
Ukraine

Olympic chiefs react to ‘defamation’ from Kiev

Hurling accusations at the committee won’t lead to a “constructive discussion,” the organization warned FILE PHOTO. French officials hold the Olympic flag in Paris, France. ©  Hugo Pfeiffer / Icon Sport via Getty Images The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has denied claims by an aide to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky that the sporting body took bribes from Russia and was “promoting war.” Mikhail Podoliak lashed out at the IOC after it floated the idea of allowing Russian athletes to compete again. “The IOC rejects in the strongest possible terms this and other defamatory statements,” a release quoted by Reuters on Monday said. “They cannot serve as a basis for any constructive discussion.” Last week, the IOC announced that it...
US targets China’s Huawei with more restrictions
China, USA

US targets China’s Huawei with more restrictions

Washington has reportedly stopped granting export licenses for the tech company © Getty Images / baona The US government has stopped approving licenses for American companies to export most items to Chinese tech giant Huawei, Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. According to one of the sources, US officials are creating a new formal policy for the denial of items to be shipped to Huawei that would include those below the 5G level. Among those reportedly are 4G items, Wi-Fi 6 and 7, artificial intelligence, and high-performance computing and cloud items. Another person told the outlet that the move is expected to reflect the Biden administration’s tightening of policy on Huawei over the past year. Licenses for 4G chips that cannot b...
Türkiye reiterates proposal for Finland
Turkey

Türkiye reiterates proposal for Finland

Unbundling its NATO bid from Sweden’s would help Helsinki gain Ankara’s consent, Foreign Minister Cavusoglu has said FILE PHOTO: Mevlut Cavusoglu speaks at a press conference. ©  Adem ALTAN / AFP Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu suggested a solution to help Finland improve its chances to have its NATO application approved by his nation’s parliament – seeking accession without fellow candidate Sweden, he said. “If the two countries want to follow a separate procedure, we said that we look at Finland more positively,” the minister said on Tuesday, as quoted by Turkish media. He was speaking at a press conference during a visit to Hungary.  Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto indicated last week that his country was considering the option...
American manufacturing is back… to making weapons
USA

American manufacturing is back… to making weapons

Joe Biden’s announcement of tank supplies to Ukraine came with boasts about boosting American jobs Bradley Blankenship is an American journalist, columnist and political commentator. He has a syndicated column at CGTN and is a freelance reporter for international news agencies including Xinhua News Agency.  @BradBlank_ FILE PHOTO ©  Global Look Press/Keystone Press Agency Amid soaring inflation and other economic woes, the administration of US President Joe Biden has been obsessed with emphasizing any shred of positivity they can find. That’s especially true with that typically American buzzword: jobs.  Last Thursday, the president tweeted a graph showing the the latest four-week average number of joblessness claims v...