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1,500-Year-Old Byzantine Tombs Unearthed in War-Torn Syria
During reconstruction in Maarat al-Numan, Syria, a contractor unearthed a 1,500-year-old Byzantine tomb complex consisting of two burial chambers with six stone tombs each, adding to Idlib's significant collection of archaeological sites and offering potential for economic recovery through tourism.
1,500-Year-Old Byzantine Tombs Unearthed in War-Torn Syria
During reconstruction in Maarat al-Numan, Syria, a contractor unearthed a 1,500-year-old Byzantine tomb complex consisting of two burial chambers with six stone tombs each, adding to Idlib's significant collection of archaeological sites and offering potential for economic recovery through tourism.
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32% Bias Score


IDF Eliminates Top Hamas Commanders in Underground Bunker Beneath Gaza Hospital
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) successfully destroyed a Hamas military command center located beneath the Khan Yunis European Hospital in Gaza on Sunday, killing several senior Hamas leaders including Mohammad Sinwar and Mohammad Shabana, using precise bomb strikes that avoided damaging the hospit...
IDF Eliminates Top Hamas Commanders in Underground Bunker Beneath Gaza Hospital
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) successfully destroyed a Hamas military command center located beneath the Khan Yunis European Hospital in Gaza on Sunday, killing several senior Hamas leaders including Mohammad Sinwar and Mohammad Shabana, using precise bomb strikes that avoided damaging the hospit...
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56% Bias Score


Gaza Humanitarian Aid Center Reopens Briefly After Closure
Following safety concerns and criticism, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) temporarily closed, then reopened one distribution center in central Gaza for a few hours on June 8th, distributing food aid before closing again for the day, amid the ongoing conflict which has displaced a large percent...
Gaza Humanitarian Aid Center Reopens Briefly After Closure
Following safety concerns and criticism, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) temporarily closed, then reopened one distribution center in central Gaza for a few hours on June 8th, distributing food aid before closing again for the day, amid the ongoing conflict which has displaced a large percent...
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52% Bias Score


Geller Claims Responsibility for Navigation Malfunctions on Thunberg's Gaza-Bound Ship
Israeli psychic Uri Geller claims responsibility for navigation malfunctions on Greta Thunberg's ship headed to Gaza, threatening further intervention while Israeli Defense Minister Katz vows to prevent the ship from reaching Gaza.
Geller Claims Responsibility for Navigation Malfunctions on Thunberg's Gaza-Bound Ship
Israeli psychic Uri Geller claims responsibility for navigation malfunctions on Greta Thunberg's ship headed to Gaza, threatening further intervention while Israeli Defense Minister Katz vows to prevent the ship from reaching Gaza.
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64% Bias Score


Abbas Praises Hamas Attack, Sparking International Backlash
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, in an interview published in Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, praised the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, emphasizing its strategic impact while ignoring the 1,200 Israeli deaths and 250 hostages; this has drawn international condemnation and calls for the P...
Abbas Praises Hamas Attack, Sparking International Backlash
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, in an interview published in Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, praised the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, emphasizing its strategic impact while ignoring the 1,200 Israeli deaths and 250 hostages; this has drawn international condemnation and calls for the P...
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64% Bias Score


Israel's Gaza Militia Strategy: Uncertain Effectiveness and Potential Long-Term Risks
Israel is reportedly arming and supporting multiple militias in Gaza, potentially linked to clans like that of Yasser Abu Shabab, to counter Hamas; however, the long-term success and implications remain uncertain due to historical precedents of similar strategies failing and leading to prolonged con...
Israel's Gaza Militia Strategy: Uncertain Effectiveness and Potential Long-Term Risks
Israel is reportedly arming and supporting multiple militias in Gaza, potentially linked to clans like that of Yasser Abu Shabab, to counter Hamas; however, the long-term success and implications remain uncertain due to historical precedents of similar strategies failing and leading to prolonged con...
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48% Bias Score

UNAMI Mission to End in Iraq
The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) will conclude its operations on December 31, 2025, at Iraq's request, reflecting the country's progress in political stability and governance despite persistent internal challenges and complex regional dynamics.

UNAMI Mission to End in Iraq
The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) will conclude its operations on December 31, 2025, at Iraq's request, reflecting the country's progress in political stability and governance despite persistent internal challenges and complex regional dynamics.
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20% Bias Score

Israeli Raids Kill 75 Palestinians in Gaza Amidst Famine and Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli raids across Gaza have killed at least 75 Palestinians, including 16 in a residential building strike described as a "massacre," and at least 8 more near a US-backed aid distribution site, amidst an 11-week blockade causing widespread famine and a surge in miscarriages.

Israeli Raids Kill 75 Palestinians in Gaza Amidst Famine and Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli raids across Gaza have killed at least 75 Palestinians, including 16 in a residential building strike described as a "massacre," and at least 8 more near a US-backed aid distribution site, amidst an 11-week blockade causing widespread famine and a surge in miscarriages.
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60% Bias Score

IAEA Report Exposes Iran's Past Nuclear Activities, Raising 2025 Weapons Concerns
The IAEA report reveals Iran conducted neutron initiator tests in 2003 at Lavizan-Shian and Marivan, and possessed uranium conversion facility equipment at Varamin, raising concerns about a potential rapid advancement towards nuclear weapons capability by 2025, especially amid ongoing nuclear deal n...

IAEA Report Exposes Iran's Past Nuclear Activities, Raising 2025 Weapons Concerns
The IAEA report reveals Iran conducted neutron initiator tests in 2003 at Lavizan-Shian and Marivan, and possessed uranium conversion facility equipment at Varamin, raising concerns about a potential rapid advancement towards nuclear weapons capability by 2025, especially amid ongoing nuclear deal n...
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52% Bias Score

Gaza's Armed Protector: Abu Shabab's Militia and the Humanitarian Crisis
Yasser Abu Shabab, a former Hamas prisoner, commands an armed militia in southern Gaza, protecting aid convoys near Kerem Shalom crossing with alleged Israeli support, impacting humanitarian efforts and raising concerns about the region's future.

Gaza's Armed Protector: Abu Shabab's Militia and the Humanitarian Crisis
Yasser Abu Shabab, a former Hamas prisoner, commands an armed militia in southern Gaza, protecting aid convoys near Kerem Shalom crossing with alleged Israeli support, impacting humanitarian efforts and raising concerns about the region's future.
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48% Bias Score

IDF Confirms Sinwar's Death, Provides Gaza Food Aid
IDF Chief Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin confirmed the death of Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar, whose body was found in a Hamas command center under a Khan Yunis hospital used to plan the October 7th invasion. The IDF is providing food aid to millions of Gazans while investigating incidents where s...

IDF Confirms Sinwar's Death, Provides Gaza Food Aid
IDF Chief Spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin confirmed the death of Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar, whose body was found in a Hamas command center under a Khan Yunis hospital used to plan the October 7th invasion. The IDF is providing food aid to millions of Gazans while investigating incidents where s...
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52% Bias Score

Gaza's Abu Shabab: Aid Protector or Israeli Collaborator?
Yasser Abu Shabab, a former Hamas prisoner, leads the Popular Forces protecting aid convoys in southern Gaza, raising concerns about Israeli support and collaboration amidst a power vacuum after the conflict.

Gaza's Abu Shabab: Aid Protector or Israeli Collaborator?
Yasser Abu Shabab, a former Hamas prisoner, leads the Popular Forces protecting aid convoys in southern Gaza, raising concerns about Israeli support and collaboration amidst a power vacuum after the conflict.
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52% Bias Score
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