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The Israeli government is under increasing pressure from relatives of Hamas hostages to prioritize hostages’ release over a ground assault on Gaza. In the center of Tel Aviv, directly across from the Israeli military headquarters, a large dinner table was arranged outdoors. In the sunlight that filled the plaza, it appeared as though arrangements were being made for a celebratory dinner. However, the true purpose of the feast was revealed by the sense of unease and suffering that seemed to have encompassed the whole nation since October 7. For the 200 captives that Hamas was holding, more than 200 place settings were set up. There were wine bottles that appeared ready to be opened, and four colorful baby bottles for toddlers that had been taken by terrorists along with their parents were waiting to be filled with…

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Rubavu, Rwanda – October 23, 2023 – On a seemingly ordinary Monday at approximately 12:30 PM in the Rubavu Sector of Rwanda’s Western Province, an incident unfolded that has prompted concern and highlighted the complexities of regional security. A civilian in Rubavu found himself an unintended victim when he was injured by a stray bullet, a grim reminder of the violence that continues to plague neighboring regions. The source of this stray bullet was traced back to clashes between a coalition of illegal armed groups, believed to be backed by Kinshasa, operating in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).…

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On the 23rd of October 2023, Dua Lipa, the well-known artist behind ‘New Rules,’ shared a letter addressed to President Biden. This letter, signed by a diverse group of artists and advocates, stands as a plea from human beings who are witnessing the tragic loss of lives and unfolding crises in Israel and Palestine. The letter earnestly calls upon President Biden, as well as the U.S. Congress, to advocate for an immediate de-escalation and ceasefire in both Gaza and Israel before any more lives are lost. Over the past week and a half, the death toll has exceeded 5,000, a…

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Gadir Hani is an Israeli Arab activist, member of Women Wage Peace and Standing Together. “Acre wasn’t like this when I was a child. There is a lot of tension and fear on both sides. Trust has been broken since the May 2021 riots (between Arabs and Jews). You can sense the fear when you talk to people and walk down the streets. October 7 took everyone by surprise. To bring about peace, it’s imperative to strengthen our connections with the Palestinian Authority. If we don’t, the conflict will only intensify and become more painful. The pursuit of peace is…

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“I was not okay, not at all. And the fact that my friends and my fans sensed what was happening and did all that for me, that’s a debt I can never repay. If you stood up for me when I couldn’t stand up for myself: from the bottom of my heart, thank you.” The Woman in Me, written by Britney Spears, arrived in stores on Tuesday, October 24. The 41-year-old artist settles his scores and gives a detailed account of his thirteen years of instruction, particularly from his father, in this much-awaited testimony. In her memoir, Britney Spears speaks…

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“What happened will never be forgotten and we will be here, tomorrow and the day after tomorrow”, Emmanuel Macron said. Hamas, an organization recognized as a terrorist group by multiple nations, including Israel, the U.S., and the European Union, attacked Israel. French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to the Middle East occurred approximately two weeks after this attack. He initiated his visit to Tel Aviv, where he met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In front of the press and following Mr. Herzog’s address, President Macron reiterated France’s unwavering solidarity with Israel, emphasizing that this support extends…

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Rwandan artist Confy, renowned for setting records with the release of hit tracks like ‘Jowana,’ ‘Pole Pole,’ ‘Panga,’ and many others, shared a profound confession with his followers on October 23, 2023. What is Vitiligo? What causes Vitiligo? Vitiligo is a long-term skin condition characterized by the loss of pigment in certain areas of the skin, resulting in the development of white patches. It occurs when melanocytes, the cells responsible for producing melanin (the pigment that gives color to the skin, hair, and eyes), are destroyed or stop functioning. The exact cause of vitiligo is not fully understood, but it…

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As Emmanuel Macron Engages with Israel, France’s Approach to the Israel-Gaza War Shows Signs of Change Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to Israel has drawn attention to a shifting French stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict. While France initially expressed unequivocal support for Israel in response to the October 7 Hamas attacks, there are now indications of a more nuanced approach, says FRANCE 24’s International Affairs Editor, Philip Turle. At the outset of the conflict, France’s position was firmly in support of Israel’s efforts to target Hamas. However, a discernible evolution in their approach has become evident. Statements from French officials now…

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The idea that romantic relationships require the approval of friends and family has long been a common notion. However, Tinder, the popular dating app, is taking this concept to the next level by introducing the “Tinder Matchmaker” feature. This feature allows users to grant access to their accounts for 24 hours, enabling friends and family to recommend potential matches. Tinder’s vision is to turn dating into a “team sport,” and while this concept may seem intriguing to some, it has raised concerns about privacy. Sharing one’s profile digitally with others, which allows up to 15 people to view a profile…

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Africa is the motherland of many inventions that have had an important impact that changed the world. In the history period, we can see Art, language, writing, and the calendar that changed the entire course of human history. But Africa’s impact on the world did not stop there. In the modern era, Africa is known for its shea butter which grows in 19 countries across the continent, the Cobalt in mobile phones from the Democratic Republic of Congo, the most aromatic coffee originated from Ethiopia where it naturally grows, and more. In the cultural world, Africans are proud of their…

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