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Rights group: Israel uses incendiary bombs in Gaza Author → Asif |
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Jan11
JERUSALEM – Human Rights Watch said Sunday that Israel's military has fired artillery shells with the incendiary agent white phosphorus into Gaza and a doctor there said the chemical was suspected in the case of 10 burn victims who had skin peeling off their faces and bodies. Researchers in Israel
from the rights group witnessed hours of artillery bombardments that
sent trails of burning smoke indicating white phosphorus over the
Jebaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza. But they could not confirm injuries on the ground because they have been barred from entering the territory.
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No End in Sight in Gaza Battle Author → Asif |
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Dec30
With no end in sight, Isreal continues it war against Hamas. So far, more than 350 Palestinians — about 60 of them civilians — have been killed, according to the United Nations. Four Israelis — three civilians and a soldier — have died. I pray that God brings justice to this oppression, may he relieve all those who have suffered in this world and in the hereafter. Amen. May he bring swift justice to those to oppress and violate human sanctity. If you remove basic needs of people such as water, food, fuel and power, access to hospitals and schools etc, how would you think they would react? Fear is born out of darkness and oppression breeds hate. If only Americans knew what Isreal is really doing:
"Its clear you people are inflicting Nuremburg crimes against the Palestinians."
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Credit crisis gives Islamic finance a chance to shine Author → Asif |
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Sep29
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Muslim sprinter wins Olympic sprint dressed head to toe in hijab Author → Asif |
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Aug24
Bahrain's Ruqaya Al Ghasara, won her heat of the women’s 200m sprint at the Bird's Nest stadium - despite being clothed head to foot. |
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Author → Asif |
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Jul11
"The swelling forces of Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters in Pakistan’s border region pose a grave threat to American and NATO troops in Afghanistan." |
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While conventional banks worldwide are nursing losses of more than $400 billion from the credit crisis, Islamic banks are virtually unscathed. And they are playing up the contrast to scalded shareholders, bondholders and borrowers and fearful depositors.