Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Israel's Attacks on Gaza Continue, France Considers Banning Hijabi Athletes

Israel Continues Attacks on Gaza Despite Ceasefire

Despite a ceasefire agreement that took effect on January 19, Israel has continued its deadly attacks on Palestine's Gaza, killing at least 137 Palestinians – an average of more than two people per day – according to local authorities. This ongoing violence raises serious concerns about Israel's commitment to the ceasefire and the safety of Palestinian civilians.

French Bill Threatens Hijabi Athletes

A new bill in France proposes to prohibit hijabi athletes from participating in sports. This discriminatory measure has sparked outrage and concerns about religious freedom and equality. Activists and athletes are raising their voices against this proposed ban, highlighting its violation of fundamental rights.

Fighting for Equality in Sports

TRT World spoke to Helene Ba, co-founder of Basket Pour Toutes, an organization dedicated to promoting equality and access to sports for all. Ba shared her insights on the fight for inclusivity and the right to compete, regardless of one's background or beliefs.

Die-in for Humanity Raises Awareness of Israeli Torture

Activists with the Washington DC-based "Die-in for Humanity" collective staged a powerful protest along a busy highway in Virginia. Their performance aimed to bring attention to the issue of Israeli torture of Palestinian detainees, urging drivers to confront this human rights violation.

Protests Demand Release of Mahmoud Khalil

Protesters gathered outside the US District Court for the Southern District of New York to demand the release of Mahmoud Khalil. A federal judge recently ordered the government to allow Khalil private phone calls with his lawyers, offering a glimmer of hope in his ongoing legal battle.

Aleppo's Great Umayyad Mosque Welcomes Worshippers

After 11 years of closure, the Great Umayyad Mosque in Aleppo welcomed worshippers for the first Tarawih prayer since its restoration. This moment of faith and resilience symbolizes the city's gradual recovery from the devastation caused by the Baath regime. The mosque's reopening offers a beacon of hope and renewal for the people of Aleppo.

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Rotfront

The reopening of Aleppo’s Great Umayyad Mosque is deeply inspiring; a symbol of resilience for the Syrian people.

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Matzomaster

These die-in protests cause unnecessary traffic disruption; not the right way to gain sympathy.

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Rotfront

Shame on France for targeting women athletes just for wearing hijabs—everyone deserves the right to compete.

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Karamba

Respect to Helene Ba and 'Basket Pour Toutes' for standing up for equality in sports!

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Rotfront

Religious freedom matters. We must stand against France’s discriminatory bill.

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Leonardo

Athletic competitions have rules; adapting uniforms for religion compromises fairness.

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Donatello

Heartbreaking that Palestinians continue to suffer despite the ceasefire. Accountability is urgently needed.

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Rotfront

Free Mahmoud Khalil! Human rights demand fair treatment and transparent justice.

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