Gaza felt like 'some movie out of Stalingrad', head of Norwegian Refugee Council says
FRANCE 24 spoke to the head of the NGO Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), Jan Egeland, who recently returned from a rare visit to the Gaza Strip. Egeland compared the destroyed urban landscape in the Palestinian enclave to that of Stalingrad or Dresden dur
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Nearly 70 percent of people killed in Gaza women and children, UN finds
The majority of civilians killed in the Gaza Strip have been women and children, a UN report found Friday. The UN also found that 80 percent of all verified deaths in Gaza had occurred in Israeli attacks on residential buildings or similar housing, and t
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Nearly 70 percent of people killed in Gaza women and children, UN finds
The majority of civilians killed in the Gaza Strip have been women and children, a UN report found Friday. The UN also found that 80 percent of all verified deaths in Gaza had occurred in Israeli attacks on residential buildings or similar housing, and t
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How could Trump bring lasting peace to Middle East, like he promised?
The world is processing what Donald Trump's victory will mean abroad. Both supporters and critics of the president-elect have said his return to power will fundamentally change America's place in world affairs and security matters, especially as the wars
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Banning UNRWA will lead to a vacuum and more suffering for Palestinians, the agency's chief says
The head of the U.N. agency caring for Palestinian refugees said Wednesday that newly passed Israeli laws effectively banning its activities in Israel will leave a vacuum that will cost more lives and create further instability in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Iran's faces of anger: An inside look at the lives of Iranians who say no
A little over two years ago, on September 16, 2022, Mahsa Amini, a young Kurdish student, was beaten to death by the Iranian morality police over a few strands of hair escaping from her veil. This was seen as one injustice too many by the Iranian people,
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African workers trapped by war in Lebanon after their passport was confiscated
In Lebanon, a large number of African women hired as domestic servants have been left to fend for themselves since the conflict with Israel has started. Their passports have been confiscated, so they cannot return home. report by Johan Bodin, Achraf Abid
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'The incident puts further strain on the relationship between France and Israel'
A tense confrontation occured between Israeli police and two security officials at the French-administered Eleona compound in Jerusalem. The officials were accompanying French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on a trip to the city. Israeli security forc
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Katz sworn in as Israel's new defence minister following Gallant firing
Former Israeli foreign minister and longtime ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israel Katz was sworn in as defence minister on Thursday. Netanyahu had abruptly fired Katz's predecessor, Yoav Gallant, on Tuesday over persistent disagreements durin
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Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill at least three, injures five UNIFIL forces
Israel launched multiple attacks across Lebanon on Thursday night into Friday morning, targeting the only international airport in Beirut and a historic building in Baalbek, while strikes in Sidon killed three civilians and injured five members of the Ma
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