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Israel Launches Extensive Attacks on Gaza, Killing Hundreds
Early Tuesday, Israel launched "extensive attacks" on Gaza, killing at least 330 Palestinians and injuring hundreds more, following failed negotiations to extend a ceasefire and Hamas' refusal to release Israeli hostages. Israel stated it targeted Hamas "terrorist objectives.
Israel Launches Extensive Attacks on Gaza, Killing Hundreds
Early Tuesday, Israel launched "extensive attacks" on Gaza, killing at least 330 Palestinians and injuring hundreds more, following failed negotiations to extend a ceasefire and Hamas' refusal to release Israeli hostages. Israel stated it targeted Hamas "terrorist objectives.
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56% Bias Score
US Proposes Gaza Ceasefire Extension Until March 29th"
A US-mediated proposal suggests extending the Gaza ceasefire until March 29th, contingent upon Hamas releasing five hostages and nine bodies; this follows a January agreement where 33 hostages were released in exchange for over 1,500 Palestinian prisoners.
US Proposes Gaza Ceasefire Extension Until March 29th"
A US-mediated proposal suggests extending the Gaza ceasefire until March 29th, contingent upon Hamas releasing five hostages and nine bodies; this follows a January agreement where 33 hostages were released in exchange for over 1,500 Palestinian prisoners.
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32% Bias Score
Non-Religious Ramadan Fasting: Personal Motives and Cultural Significance
In Arab countries, many non-religious individuals fast during Ramadan, citing reasons ranging from spiritual self-reflection and personal goal-setting to maintaining family traditions and cultural connections.
Non-Religious Ramadan Fasting: Personal Motives and Cultural Significance
In Arab countries, many non-religious individuals fast during Ramadan, citing reasons ranging from spiritual self-reflection and personal goal-setting to maintaining family traditions and cultural connections.
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20% Bias Score
Hamas Threatens Hostage Deaths if Fighting Resumes
Hamas warned that it will kill hostages held in Gaza if Israel resumes fighting; Israel has partially opened access to the Al-Aqsa Mosque for Ramadan prayers; a Geneva conference on Palestinian civilians was canceled due to low participation.
Hamas Threatens Hostage Deaths if Fighting Resumes
Hamas warned that it will kill hostages held in Gaza if Israel resumes fighting; Israel has partially opened access to the Al-Aqsa Mosque for Ramadan prayers; a Geneva conference on Palestinian civilians was canceled due to low participation.
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36% Bias Score
Bannu Suicide Bombing Kills 18
A double suicide bombing at a Bannu military base on Tuesday killed 18 people—five soldiers and 13 civilians, including six children—with the Jaish Al-Fursan militant group claiming responsibility, prompting closures and funerals.
Bannu Suicide Bombing Kills 18
A double suicide bombing at a Bannu military base on Tuesday killed 18 people—five soldiers and 13 civilians, including six children—with the Jaish Al-Fursan militant group claiming responsibility, prompting closures and funerals.
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44% Bias Score
Ramadan Arrests in Kano Amidst US-China-Canada Trade War
In Kano, Nigeria, 20 Muslims were arrested for eating and drinking in public during Ramadan; police plan continued enforcement. Simultaneously, escalating trade disputes between the US, Canada, and China resulted in retaliatory tariffs.
Ramadan Arrests in Kano Amidst US-China-Canada Trade War
In Kano, Nigeria, 20 Muslims were arrested for eating and drinking in public during Ramadan; police plan continued enforcement. Simultaneously, escalating trade disputes between the US, Canada, and China resulted in retaliatory tariffs.
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32% Bias Score
Muslim Footballers in the Netherlands Navigate Ramadan Amidst Career Demands
Muslim footballers in the Netherlands are balancing their faith with professional careers during Ramadan, finding support in shared religious practice and some clubs' accommodations, while facing media biases and societal pressures.
Muslim Footballers in the Netherlands Navigate Ramadan Amidst Career Demands
Muslim footballers in the Netherlands are balancing their faith with professional careers during Ramadan, finding support in shared religious practice and some clubs' accommodations, while facing media biases and societal pressures.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin School Cancels Mandatory Ramadan Iftar
A mandatory Iftar event for seventh graders at Carl-Zuckmayer-Schule in Berlin's Neukölln district during Ramadan sparked controversy, prompting the Berlin Senate to intervene and declare attendance voluntary after parents protested the lack of similar events for Christian holidays.
Berlin School Cancels Mandatory Ramadan Iftar
A mandatory Iftar event for seventh graders at Carl-Zuckmayer-Schule in Berlin's Neukölln district during Ramadan sparked controversy, prompting the Berlin Senate to intervene and declare attendance voluntary after parents protested the lack of similar events for Christian holidays.
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44% Bias Score
Hamas Hostage Threat, Geneva Conference Canceled, Limited Access to Al-Aqsa Mosque
Hamas threatened to kill hostages if Israel resumes the Gaza conflict; a Geneva conference on Palestinian civilians was canceled due to low participation; Israel will allow limited access to Ramadan prayers in Jerusalem.
Hamas Hostage Threat, Geneva Conference Canceled, Limited Access to Al-Aqsa Mosque
Hamas threatened to kill hostages if Israel resumes the Gaza conflict; a Geneva conference on Palestinian civilians was canceled due to low participation; Israel will allow limited access to Ramadan prayers in Jerusalem.
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36% Bias Score
Israel's Gaza Aid Blockade Risks Violating International Law
Israel's blockade of aid to Gaza, implemented after a ceasefire expired, risks violating international humanitarian law, causing shortages of food and medicine and jeopardizing the health of vulnerable populations, particularly children, during Ramadan, according to three European foreign ministers ...
Israel's Gaza Aid Blockade Risks Violating International Law
Israel's blockade of aid to Gaza, implemented after a ceasefire expired, risks violating international humanitarian law, causing shortages of food and medicine and jeopardizing the health of vulnerable populations, particularly children, during Ramadan, according to three European foreign ministers ...
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52% Bias Score
Ramadan, Adar, and the Moral Dimensions of the Israel-Hamas Conflict
Ramadan and Adar, observed this weekend, present a stark contrast: Hamas uses Ramadan to justify violence against Israel while Adar commemorates Jewish resilience, mirroring Israel's current defense against Hamas.
Ramadan, Adar, and the Moral Dimensions of the Israel-Hamas Conflict
Ramadan and Adar, observed this weekend, present a stark contrast: Hamas uses Ramadan to justify violence against Israel while Adar commemorates Jewish resilience, mirroring Israel's current defense against Hamas.
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60% Bias Score
Ramadan Caffeine Withdrawal: Challenges and Solutions
Many Muslims experience caffeine withdrawal during Ramadan's month-long fast, leading to headaches and fatigue. Experts advise a gradual reduction of coffee intake before Ramadan and suggest that faith can help manage withdrawal symptoms.
Ramadan Caffeine Withdrawal: Challenges and Solutions
Many Muslims experience caffeine withdrawal during Ramadan's month-long fast, leading to headaches and fatigue. Experts advise a gradual reduction of coffee intake before Ramadan and suggest that faith can help manage withdrawal symptoms.
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32% Bias Score
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