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Humanists and Christians urge as many as possible to get vaccinated against Covid-19

Humanist and Christian leaders have come together to urge as many people as possible to get vaccinated against Covid-19. The move, by the UK’s humanist movement and by Churches Together in England the Scottish Church Leaders Forum on behalf of their around 60 member churches, is being made now that everyone over 40 has been […]

From the river to the sea, Jews and Arabs must forge a shared future

‘From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” runs a Palestinian slogan. Originally a call for a secular state in historic Palestine between the river Jordan and the Mediterranean, it soon became a sectarian slogan, deeply inflected by antisemitism. In the hands of Hamas, it is a call for the driving out of all Jews from the region; at best, a demand for ethnic cleansing, at worst for genocide. The founding charter of Likud, Israel’s.

From Nazis to Assad: Denmark is deporting innocent people to be killed by a barbaric regime Again - World News

Follow May. 10, 2021 As Israel s national Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, bears witness, Denmark plays a special role in Jewish history, thanks to the Danish resistance s successful evacuation of most of the country s Jewish population to Sweden in 1943, during the German occupation. But there is also a shameful side to the same story. That s because of how Danish officials, both before and during the Nazi occupation, collaborated in returning Jewish refugees back to Germany, and to their deaths. As the Danish minister of justice, Karl Kristian Steincke, stated in 1937: We will not be inhuman, but we dare not be human, because of the consequences. In this case, it was fear of Denmark’s powerful neighbor to the south.

The buried truths that say so much about our ancestors

The buried truths that say so much about our ancestors Kenan Malik © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Francesco Derrico/UNIVERSITY OF BORDEAUX/AFP/Getty Images Scientists have discovered what may be the oldest known burial in Africa. The remains of a person, probably aged two or three, and buried some 78,000 years ago have been discovered in Panga ya Saidi, a cave system in Kenya. The child, given the name Mtoto, Swahili for “child”, appears to have been placed on their side with their legs tucked into the chest and the head resting on a long-perished support. The body may have been wrapped in some form of material, perhaps an animal skin, which again has perished.

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