BY TABITHA REEVESStaff Reporter BY RISHA INAGANTIStaff Reporter THE REVIEW/Tabitha Reeves The Bazaar was bustling with shoppers searching for their new favorite crochet top or inflatable beanbag for the duration of the entire festival. THE REVIEW/Tabitha ReevesThe Thicket featured a silent disco, with plenty of room to dance both behind the trees and on outside … [Read more…]
300 Palestinian Women & Children In Israeli Jails Listed In Exchange For hostage Swap
Currently, there are over 8000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons, 3,000 of them have been detained since October 7. Ever since the outbreak, six Palestinian prisoners died in prison. According to testimonies of released detainees and information provided by Palestinian Prisoner’s Society, and the Commission of Detainees, the prisoners have been exposed to violations, torture, … [Read more…]
Ex-White House Aide’s Verbal Abuse of NYC Arab Street Vendors
On several occasions, former White House security advisor in the Obama administration, Stuart Seldowitz harassed a halal cart vendor, berating him with Islamophobic remarks. He was caught on camera, calling the vendor a “terrorist” as well as berating the man for not speaking English. Along with that, he voiced his opinion about Palestine, saying that … [Read more…]
South African Parliament Votes to Close Its Israeli Embassy in Solidarity Move
Through a majority decision made on Tuesday, South African lawmakers voted for the closure of its Israeli embassy by a vote of 248 in favor and 91 against. The vote came after a meeting was held between President Cyril Ramaphosa and other world leaders who all accused Israel of committing genocide in … [Read more…]
Annual turkey pardoning should remind Americans to be grateful, Biden says
TABITHA REEVESCo-Managing News Editor During the late morning of his 81st birthday, President Joe Biden paid a visit to the White House’s South Lawn to continue the 76-year tradition of pardoning two lucky turkeys from the Thanksgiving table. This year, the spared birds hailed from Willmar, Minnesota, and were named Liberty and Bell, Biden said … [Read more…]
7 Compelling Reasons to Outsource BD CA Consultants
Introduction to BD CA Consultant Outsourcing In today’s competitive market, more and more California businesses are adopting BD CA Consultant Outsourcing as a strategic method to enhance their business development initiatives. By outsourcing business development consulting, organizations can leverage specialized knowledge, simplify processes, and focus on their core business functions while driving growth. One of … [Read more…]
“I Will Not Leave My Lovely Strip Behind”: Palestinian Journalist Motaz Azaiza Responds To Threats
Photojournalist Motaz Azaiza who is admired by millions had his life drastically changed in the past forty days ever since the start of the attacks on Gaza. In October he lost 15 members of his family in an airstrike, now his physical and mental health is deteriorating like hundreds of thousands in Gaza. https://www.facebook.com/reel/348705277548873 Yesterday … [Read more…]
Yemen’s Houthi Seizes Israeli Ship To Support Palestine
Yemen announced that it seized an Israeli cargo ship in the Red Sea. They said that they would not stop there and would continue to target ships in international waters that were linked to or owned by Israel until the end of the Gaza genocide. They followed that by stating that all … [Read more…]
Biden Remains Resolute: No Ceasefire, Insists On Two-State Solution
Since the beginning of the Gazan genocide, President Joe Biden held a firm opposition towards a ceasefire despite the fact that domestic and international calls for a ceasefire only continue to grow. His views also contrast with Arab leaders who have pressured the US to call for a ceasefire. Biden argued that “As long … [Read more…]
At-large landing spot: Delaware draws Lafayette in FCS playoffs first round
BY DANIEL STEENKAMERManaging Sports Editor Despite being whacked by Villanova University on Saturday in the Battle of the Blue, Delaware’s football season is not over. After the Fightin’ Blue Hens succumbed to the Wildcats 35-7 (following early injuries to Delaware starting quarterbacks Ryan O’Connor and Zach Marker), the 8-3 Hens learned their postseason fate on … [Read more…]