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Lebanese officers close ranks on Hezbollah disarmament
For the sake of Lebanon’s future, the country can and must exit the Iran-led regional axis and force Hezbollah to disarm, three former high-ranking Lebanese security officers told Jusoor News. Their joint message amounts to an implicit rebu...
Gazans return to protesting Hamas
Fifteen months after thousands of Gazans waged street demonstrations demanding Hamas leave Gaza, activists are calling for a new wave of protests June 26 against Hamas’s rule. Abdul Hamid Abdul Ati, an activist with 245,000 followers on Fac...
Gaza clans' shootout ends in elder-brokered truce
A gun battle broke out June 4 between two rival clans in Gaza City, in an area crowded with tents of displaced families. Local sources told Jusoor News that the fighting stopped only after multiple interventions by tribal elders — contrary...
Hamas aid scandal spreads
Since our report last week on Hamas aid scandals in two North African countries, pan-Arab media and Palestinian observers, including Gaza residents, have voiced frustration and a warning to donors: charities directed by the armed group neit...
Hamas bombast on Cairo talks troubles mediators, Gazans
A delegation of senior Hamas leaders arrived in Cairo this weekend for meetings hosted by Egypt’s government in a bid to rescue the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. The gathering follows a warning from Nickolay Mladenov, director...
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