In an article this week, a Palestinian-Lebanese-American writer, Mary Turfah, wrote about rising death tolls, and how through them, the ‘singularity of life collapses into anonymity’. She spoke of how the ‘reality of each loss is each time and for each person specific, and it is heart-breaking and it is unforgettable’.
Life and Death in Gaza | Hotpress
Israel disparó municiones de fósforo blanco a través de la frontera con el sur de Líbano durante los últimos seis meses. Este gas tóxico es perjudicial para los ojos y los pulmones y puede provocar quemaduras graves, por lo que está estrictamente regulado por las […]
Au Mexique, des journalistes d’investigation et des défenseurs des droits de l’homme ont été les cibles de tentatives sophistiquées de pirater leurs smartphones, a révélé voici quelques jours une enquête menée par le groupement pour la liberté de la presse, “Article 19”, et par des […]
After a clip of Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil’s 45-minute interview on Al-Mayadeen TV December 26 circulated on social media and news outlets, a statement from Bassil’s office clarified this issue and reported that it was “clear that the purpose of this edited version is to […]
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