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‘It was as if I had been poisoned when I left Gaza’: journalist Wael al-Dahdouh on family loss, survival and finding solidarity

At least 225 Palestinian journalists have been killed in Gaza since 2023. One was the son of the Al Jazeera reporter, who also lost his wife, two other children and a grandchild. Here, he talks about regaining his sense of purpose

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How to watch 'Deli Boys' online – stream the criminal chaos online from anywhere in the world

Two young Pakistani-American men embark on a riotous rite of passage from spoilt brats to criminal types. Here's how to watch 'Deli Boys' online and from anywhere in the world.

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Palestinians return home in Gaza, but without their loved ones

More than 61,700 Palestinians were killed by Israel in the Gaza war. Now, their family members are returning home.

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Two Israeli Hostages Originally Thought Alive And Freed From Hamas Imprisonment Found Dead In Gaza

Israel's minister of defense, Israel Katz, announced the death of two Israeli hostages who were kidnapped by Hamas.

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Israel Army Says Body Of Hostage Retrieved From Gaza

The Israeli military said on Wednesday that its troops had recovered the body of a hostage in Gaza and brought it back to Israel following a "complex and difficult operation".

International Business Times

Syria Authorities Say Torched 1 Million Captagon Pills

Syria's new authorities torched a large stockpile of drugs on Wednesday, two security officials told AFP, including one million pills of captagon, whose industrial-scale production flourished under ousted president Bashar al-Assad.

International Business Times

National Press Club hands Al Jazeera’s Wael Dahdouh press freedom award

Gaza bureau chief continued to work despite injuries and ‘unspeakable personal tragedies’ amid Israel’s bombardment.

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Muslims ‘in constant fear’ amid hate campaign in India’s Himachal Pradesh

The Congress-ruled state has been witnessing anti-Muslim rallies for weeks, forcing many migrant workers to flee.

Al Jazeera

‘It’s between us and gangs’: teachers are on the front line against youth violence

Gang violence and knife crime threaten the lives and future of young people. Figures from the Office of National Statistics show that in London, knife crime increased by 22% in the year up to September 2023.

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Children among cancer patients fearing being sent back to Gaza by Israel

Moves to deport those receiving care in East Jerusalem have been called ‘a deliberate risk to innocent lives’

The Guardian - UK

‘They live in a tent now’: the desperate plight of Australian children trapped in Gaza

Sydney father Mohammed Almassri hopes to overcome visa complications so his loved ones can flee the besieged city of Rafah

The Guardian - AU

California prisoner donates earnings from 13-cent hourly wage to Gaza

Donors raise more than $100,000 for man who gave his $17.74 paycheck for 136.50 hours of work to relief efforts in Gaza

The Guardian - US

The 10 greatest UFC championship fight performances of all time, ranked

Conor McGregor, Georges St-Pierre and Anderson Silva highlight some of the greatest performances in UFC championship history.

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122 deaths and counting: Despite ICC, ICJ cases, little hope for press freedom in Gaza

The toll in Gaza continues to rise, and with it, the number of blue press vests and helmets on bodies. Never in this century have so many journalists and media professionals been killed during a conflict – over 122 have died in the region since October 7, according to UN…

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Al Jazeera’s Gaza bureau chief Wael Dahdouh in Qatar for medical treatment

Dahdouh was injured in an Israeli attack in December that killed Al Jazeera cameraperson Samer Abudaqa.

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‘Refugees should be treated with care’: readers say why they donated £1.3m to charity appeal

More than 11,500 people have given to our 2023 appeal for refugees and asylum seekers. Here, some share their reasons• Donate to our appeal here

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Journalists documenting tragedy as Israeli airstrikes devastate Gaza

Witness the heart-wrenching bravery of Gaza's journalists as they document their own losses while shedding light on the devastating reality unfolding in th...

The Guardian - AU

Australia v Pakistan: Boxing Day Test, day three – as it happened

Pakistan appear to have blown their best opportunity to win a Test in Australia for a generation after Mitch Marsh capitalised on an easy dropped catch to steer the hosts out of a historic collapse

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Taken by the Mediterranean: A mother’s search for her lost son

A two-year search for refugees disappeared at sea trying to reach Spain is an endless mission, desperate relatives say.

The Guardian - UK

‘Between two flames’: the Bedouin family that came to embody tragedy and courage on Israel’s darkest day

The Zeadnas saw one family member killed, four kidnapped and another hailed a hero for saving dozens from Hamas death squads, yet as a community their position is far from simple

The Guardian - UK

‘Incoherence and inconsistency’: the inside story of the Rwanda deportation plan

The long read: There were so many warnings it would fail. How did it get this far?

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should I let my girlfriend’s sister move in with us?

Imani loves the idea, Lex says there isn’t space. You decide whether three’s a crowd

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should we apologise to our neighbour after our son scared her cat?

Annie says Hamza should say sorry, even though the cat poos in their garden. Hamza thinks their son did well and they should leave it at that. Whose idea will you pooh-pooh?

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Royal wedding showpiece highlights Jordan's role as West's stable ally

The heir to Jordan's throne married on Thursday amid much fanfare in a glittering ceremony that the country's leaders, long backed by the West as a stabilising influence in a volatile region, hope will reinforce local and global alliances.

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