Amnesty International called for a war crimes probe into Israel’s destruction of homes and farms in eastern Gaza to create a buffer zone. The Israeli military used bulldozers and explosives to level civilian buildings, including schools and mosques. The London-based rights group urged adherence to international guidelines in the destruction that has occurred since October 7.
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Cryptocurrency giant Binance opens trading access to Syria: What to know
Syrians can now trade cryptocurrencies on Binance, following the recent lifting of US sanctions. This allows them access to a range of services and products on the platform, marking a significant shift as Syria reintegrates into the global financial system under new leadership committed to economic recovery and human rights. More Context
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