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That was brokered by the chinese, that is still in place. in some ways it is stronger. higher level direct engagement between the iranians and gulf leadership. the qataris, which has been blockaded by the saudis and uae and that got fix and the gcc is more coordinated. the status quo that was broken was the unsustainable relationship between israel and the forgotten palestinians becoming more radicalized and particularly in the group of hamas. and there i -- if it were just one risk, it is a lot...

The parallels drawn between the mass communication tactics of Hamas and the Nazis raise ominous questions about the potential impact of social media if wielded by genocidal forces.

A Gaza that places a premium on life, literacy, respect, and opportunity will surely outlive the new buildings that will soon dot the landscape.

The development of Hamas, in many ways, mirrors the broader history of the Israel-Palestine conflict. 

Israel’s ferocious bombardment of the Gaza Strip will create an incubator for a new generation of terrorists, some extremism experts say, as thousands of young people who have lost families and homes risk being radicalized by the war and its likely chaotic aftermath.

Israel’s ferocious bombardment of the Gaza Strip will create an incubator for a new generation of terrorists, some extremism experts say, as thousands of young people who have lost families and homes risk being radicalized by the war and its likely chaotic aftermath.

"The sense of loss is a major driver for recruitment," explains Dr. Emily Bashah

Teenage terrorism inspired by social media is on the rise according to local FBI Agents.

PFI has taken its case to Supreme Court, contesting an Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) tribunal's affirmation of a five-year ban imposed by Centre.

The heads of US, UK, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand security agencies were appearing together for the first time to warn of technological innovation being stolen by China.