The price of anti-Palestinian racism, particularly pervasive across Western public and corporate spaces, is incalculable. Every silenced voice, every ended career, every child dehumanized in headlines: this is the cost of complicity in genocide. Irreparable harm.
The director general of Gaza’s Ministry of Health has called for urgent action to “save” the life of detained Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safia before it is “too late”.
The paediatrician has been held by Israel since 2024.
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Jeremy Moss is running for US Congress in Michigan 11th District
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"Honestly I would say that the entire purpose of my campaign is to make sure Americans continue to support Israel.
"I don't think it's wrong for Jews in America to want the best for Israel first.
"America is not our homeland.
"We have been victims of anti-Semitism here."
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UN deputy spokesperson Farhan Haq has confirmed that Unicef is aware of allegations against a staff member accused of spying for the Israeli government and has said that the agency is “taking appropriate action.”
Afghanistan's Ministry of Higher Education has suspended the operations of seven private universities for one year and revoked the licenses of two others following a nationwide evaluation of private higher education institutions.
According to the ministry, inspections conducted during the Spring 1405 (2026) semester identified serious violations and deficiencies at nine private universities. Despite receiving repeated warnings and recommendations, the institutions failed to implement the required reforms.
Under the decision, Barlas University in Jawzjan, Rah-e Saadat and Turkistan universities in Balkh, Azhar and Barna universities in Badakhshan, Rashad University in Faryab, and Payam University in Kabul have been suspended for one year.
Meanwhile, the operating licenses of Kohandazh University in Kunduz and Khana-e Danish University in Takhar have been revoked.
The ministry said the institutions were found to have committed serious violations, including enrolling fictitious students, falsifying attendance records and examination results, failing to teach the ministry-approved curriculum, lacking laboratories and practical training facilities, and operating without sufficient academic and administrative staff.
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