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US Central Command (CENTCOM) released footage of its forces launching what it says is the latest round of strikes against Iran targeting command centres, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch sites, and air defence systems.
The family of Dalit migrant worker Ram Narayan Baghel, allegedly lynched in Kerala after being labelled a “Bangladeshi,” has urged the state government to ensure a fair investigation, rectify deficiencies in the chargesheet, and bring all those responsible to justice.
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Discussing an arrest for the 21st century’s most heinous war criminal is just lip service. We need a 1-state solution, meaning a FREE PALESTINE! Simple as that.
Zohran Mamdani says he is in active discussions with the city’s Law Department about whether Netanyahu could be arrested if he visits New York for the U.N. General Assembly.
The US launched a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iran, while Tehran retaliated with drone and missile attacks targeting US military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain.
Iranian state media reported that US strikes killed three people and wounded eight in the southern province of Hormozgan, and damaged a water distribution facility, disrupting supplies for thousands of residents
Location: Haridwar, Uttarakhand
Date: July 13
Hindu nationalist supporters harassed two sadhus at Haridwar's Ganga Ghat over cooking fish, claiming that it is a sacred place. They questioned whether the sadhus belonged to another religion, demanded that they produce identity documents, and destroyed their food and cooking materials.
I wish nothing but absolute misery on the landlords in Gaza. Kicking people out during a genocide, charging sky-high rent when they have nothing to eat and threatening to imprison themm....may Allah punish you in the hereafter
I searched a Gaza war crimes archive for my family.
I quickly realized I wasn’t using it the way most people would. I wasn’t browsing it as an activist, researcher or journalist.
I was looking for my family.
My heart sank as I filtered the archive by the dates we lost them and searched for someone I loved.
I found footage I hadn’t seen before of the bombing of the Church of St. Porphyrius, where my cousin Soliman was killed.
I searched for the day my great aunt Elham was murdered, and the day Nahida and Samar Anton were killed by Israeli snipers at the Holy Family Catholic Church.
Eyewitnesses told us Elham was crushed by an Israeli tank. I have graphic photographs of her body that were sent to me by church workers in Gaza, but I found no footage of what happened.
It made me wonder how many people died without leaving behind any visual record.
The realization stayed with me.
Here was a digital graveyard where pieces of my own family history are preserved for journalists, historians, truth seekers and, undoubtedly, those seeking to exploit or consume human suffering.
I know I won’t be the only person to experience this. Other Palestinians searching for loved ones almost certainly will too. But it struck me that this is a form of grief that could scarcely have existed before our time.
It’s a form of grief I never imagined could exist.
US forces have launched hundreds of strikes on Iran in the past week. Iran’s health ministry says at least 40 people have been killed.
Al Jazeera has been tracking which sites have been targeted.