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Da Silva: What is happening in Gaza is not a war, it is a genocide

Da Silva: Even the Jewish people do not want this war; it is revenge by a government against the possibility of establishing a Palestinian state

Brazilian President Lula da Silva: What we are seeing is not a war between two armies. [What we have is a] completely professional army that is killing women and children in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas: We affirm our readiness to immediately begin a round of indirect negotiations to reach an agreement on the points of contention

Hamas: We welcome the continued Qatari and Egyptian efforts to end the war waged by the Zionist occupation against our people

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Israeli occupation forces blew up Noura Al-Kaabi Hospital, designated for kidney dialysis patients, in the northern Gaza Strip

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Israeli drone targets a car on the Ayta al-Shaab-Debel road in southern Lebanon

Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesperson Yahya Saree: The remaining airlines that have not yet complied with the ban are urged to take this into serious consideration to ensure the safety of their aircraft and passengers

Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesperson Yahya Saree: The YAF, after successfully imposing a partial ban on air traffic at Lydd Airport, are now working to impose a full ban on air traffic at the aforementioned airport in the coming period

Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesperson Yahya Saree: YAF's UAV Unit carried out three military operations targeting three vital Israeli sites in the occupied Palestinian areas of Yafa, Isdud, and Umm al-Rashrash, using three drones

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Analyzing Lai Ching-te's Visit to the U.S. and its Significance for China-U.S. Relations

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The future of free press after Julian Assange

The US is still restricting Julian Assange’s freedom as a journalist in return for his release by banning him from speaking and doing what a journalist does. Not only that, but WikiLeaks said he’s also forced to pay $520,000 to Australia for the flight he took back home after his release. Julian Assange’s release will go down in history as a major blow to the US and its allies.