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Kyrie Irving offers to pay NFL player's fine as Palestine solidarity defies corporate pressure (opens the original)
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NBA star Kyrie Irving has offered to pay a fine imposed on Houston Texans linebacker Azeez al-Shaair after the NFL player wore the name of Hind Rajab, the five-year-old Palestinian child killed in Gaza by Israel, across his nose during a game. Shaair was fined $11,492 for displaying what the NFL classed as an unauthorised personal message during the Texans’ game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. When news of the fine began circulating online on Wednesday, Irving’s response was brief. “I’ll ta
UN investigators find 'reasonable grounds' US committed war crimes in Iran (opens the original)
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The United Nations has “reasonable grounds” to believe the US committed a war crime with its strikes on the Minab elementary school and a sports centre in the opening days of the US-Israeli war on Iran. The US attack on the Minab school killed at least 150 people, including approximately 120 children. Another strike hit a “clearly identifiable sports complex and residential area” in the southern Iranian city of Lamerd. “The Mission found reasonable grounds to believe the United States committed
Pakistan says time has come to implement Mecca defence pact (opens the original)
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Pakistan’s defence minister has said the time has come to implement the Mecca defence agreement with Saudi Arabia and Turkey as Houthi attacks on the kingdom intensify. Speaking to Geo News on Wednesday, Khawaja Asif said Pakistan remained committed to defending Saudi Arabia and the holy cities of Mecca and Medina, adding that Islamabad had a duty to protect them even without the agreement. “Makkah Agreement applies to us, and we will fulfil our duty,” said Asif without elaborating on what Pakis
Netanyahu calls to strip citizenship of those who 'defame' Israeli army (opens the original)
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for the stripping of citizenship from those who "defame" the Israeli army. His comments reflect anger from the Israeli government over the documentary NAZA, which featured soldiers testifying to the commission of war crimes in Gaza. Netanyahu said he would introduce two bills to Israel's parliament in a video posted on social media. "The first would revoke the citizenship of anyone who defames [Israeli army] soldiers, and the second would hit
Israel has lost the American people. The politicians are next (opens the original)
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Can the US and its political culture ever be liberated from the fangs and tentacles of genocidal Zionism? Might we see a day when the US is decolonised and declares its independence from Israel and the Israeli operatives inside its own borders? Something is rattling deeply in the United States, with its proverbial soul at stake. Will it continue to act as a military-industrial complex, waging clumsy and unwinnable wars against the whole world, unable to finish them in any meaningful way, and end
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