Attacks on Palestine, repression in Colombia condemned in Nicaragua
Attacks on Palestine, repression in Colombia condemned in Nicaragua
Managua, May 14 (Prensa Latina) An anti-imperialist organization in Nicaragua on Friday condemned in a communique Israel s attacks on Palestine and the repression of the Government of President Ivan Duque against the Colombian people.
The Nicaraguan Association of Friends of Socialism and Peace, a member of the Augusto C. Sandino Antimperialist Network of Solidarity with the Peoples, condemned the Israeli forces bombings in the Gaza Strip, the Sheikh Jarrah district in East Jerusalem and in the occupied West Bank.
It also condemned the repression of the neoliberal and surrendering Government of Ivan Duque against the Colombian people who are staging rallies peacefully in the streets of Cali and other Colombian cities, in just social protest.
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JTA After Hamas launched seven missiles at Jerusalem from Gaza this week, forcing the unprecedented evacuation of the Knesset and the city’s District Court, a new escalation was inevitable. Once again, Israel’s capital is at the center of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one intertwining religious tension between Muslims and Jews with political arm wrestling over both the city and the Palestinian territories.
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Jerusalem, seen from the east, with the Temple Mount (Haram al-Sharif) in the foreground. (Flickr)
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(JTA) After Hamas launched seven missiles at Jerusalem from Gaza this week, forcing the unprecedented evacuation of the Knesset and the city’s District Court, a new escalation was inevitable. Once again, Israel’s capital is at the center of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, one intertwining religious tension between Muslims and Jews with political arm wrestling over both the city and the Palestinian territories.
And once again, the future of the city of Jerusalem, in particular the future of eastern Jerusalem and the Old City, lays at the very heart of the charged narratives of both sides to the conflict.
2,000-Year-Old Oil Lamp Found in Jerusalem Published May 6th, 2021 - 06:14 GMT
oil lamp shaped like grotesque face (Twitter)
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Liquid bronze was poured into a mold shaped like half of a face of a bearded man when it was first constructed, experts believe, Times of Israel reports.
Jewish pilgrims traveled to the Temple Mount 2,000 years ago where they lit a ritual burial offering to pray for good fortune, and this specific lamp has been uncovered in the City of David.
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