A resolution was moved in the United Nations on November 11 against Israeli occupation in Palestine and Syria has been favored by 145 countries among them Colombia, France, India, and Japan. 18 countries abstained, and only 7 countries voted against it, among them are Israel, the United States, and Canada The resolution was accepted two days … [Read more…]
The Egyptian Parliament approved amends to the crimes of sexual harassment blackmailing, and bullying to have stricter penalties, which were drafted by the National Council for Women All kinds of verbal, physical, online, or visual harassment are penalized with a 200, 000 Egyptian pound fine and up to four years in prison. The punishment increases … [Read more…]
About a hundred USAID employees signed a five-page memo, organized by a junior diplomat which was transmitted to the State Department policy office on November 3rd. The memo opens by acknowledging the recent Hamas attack on Israelis on October 7 but proceeds to draw a line between this attack and the Israeli response that killed … [Read more…]
In one of her theatre scenes, Inas Al Saqa screamed “My children oh world, my children are under the rubble.” Then on October 31, Israeli bombardments killed the leading Palestinian writer and theatrical actress Inas and three of her children Lina, Sarah, and Ibrahim. The other two Rita, and Farah remain severely injured. الممثلة الجميلة، … [Read more…]
22-year-old Palestinian resistance icon Ahed Al Tamimi was detained today by Israeli forces in the West Bank-occupied territory. The Israeli police had raided her house before arresting her upon charges of ‘inciting terrorism’. Following her arrest, the spokesperson of the Israeli Military wrote on his X, formerly Twitter account after Tamimi’s detention celebrating IDF efforts, … [Read more…]
On Friday afternoon, a Syrian Muslim Stanford Student Abdulwahab Omira, got run over by a car while walking on campus; the driver, a white mid-twenties male, made eye contact with him and shouted “F*** you people’. He was wearing a shirt on which the word ‘Damascus’ was written in Arabic. 🚨 ACTION ALERT 🚨 An … [Read more…]
BY DANIEL STEENKAMERManaging Sports Editor Ryan Carty just could not help it. The second-year Delaware head football coach and playcaller had a play drawn up that had yet to see game action when the Blue Hens kicked off their contest at Towson University on Saturday. Despite drilling it in practice, the call had stayed on … [Read more…]
On Wednesday, while Al Jazeera’s reporter and bureau in chief Wael Al Dahdouh was on air covering the murders of Gazan people, he received the worst news in his life, the death of his wife, daughter, son, and grandson due to an Israeli airstrike on the allegedly “safe” central district. After the family was displaced … [Read more…]
BY DANIEL STEENKAMERManaging Sports Editor Late last November, Delaware’s football coaching staff began in earnest a diligent off-field undertaking: adding quarterback depth for the future without longtime starter Nolan Henderson. With the Blue Hens’ Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoff action on the docket, Delaware entered the transfer portal scouting process that “pretty much doesn’t stop,” … [Read more…]
In the early morning of October 22, Israeli militants attacked in the northern west bank. The attack caught the residents by surprise, causing a gaping hole in Al Ansari mosque in Jenin refugee camp, two people are dead. Israel military was targeting a compound beneath the mosque, and justified the attack by claiming that the … [Read more…]