The Educational Bookshop in East Jerusalem, a cultural hub hosting events and selling books on both sides of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, was raided by Israeli police who arrested two family members. The police claimed that books sold at the store, including a children’s coloring book, could incite violence. Despite denial from the family and supporters, the arrests are seen as part of a larger crackdown on Palestinian free speech and cultural activities by Israeli authorities, prompting widespread condemnation and concerns about escalating tensions.
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'No more malnutrition prevention supplements left in stock in Gaza: UN
The UN has issued a grave warning about the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, highlighting a total depletion of malnutrition prevention supplements and ongoing aid access restrictions imposed by Israel. Spokesperson Stephanie Tremblay emphasized that the situation is worsening daily, with current stocks of malnutrition treatment also at risk of depletion unless cargo crossings are reopened. Furthermore, reports indicate Israeli attacks on schools sheltering displaced civilians, exacerbating the already dire conditions in the...
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