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ALJAZAM News July 17, 2014

Again at this hour, theres no deal in israel. Five hour humanitarian ceasefire between israel and hamas has ended, and rockets launched from gaza this morning in israel, attacking from air and sea. In one week of fighting, 235 palestinians have died, along with one israeli. Nick schifrin is in gaza. All day the diplomats have been meeting in cairo, trying to come up with a ceasefire. But in cairo and hamas, the palestinian authority, egypt and United States, it has been ten with us. And for thre...
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ALJAZAM News May 6, 2014

The United States is now joining the effort to try to rescue more than 200 girls kidnapped from a school in northeastern nigeria. The Nigerian Government said the u. S. Is sending security personnel. Police and residents suspect boko haram gunmen, saying they abducted eight girls on a raid on a village. All of this comes as calls for action around the world grows. [ singing ]. Dozens of nigerian americans gathered outside the u. S. Consule ute to support the girls, and there was support outside ...
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Sask. aims to make all residents 12+ eligible for vaccine by May 20, indoor dining coming back to Regina

Article content Saskatchewan has set a target to give every resident aged 12 and older the ability to queue up for their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. A schedule released by the Ministry of Health on Friday projects the age threshold, currently set at 35 and older for most of Saskatchewan, will gradually tumble down until everyone aged 12 and older is eligible for a shot on May 20. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Sask. aims to make all resid...
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Sask. aims to make all residents 12+ eligible for vaccine by May 20

Article content Saskatchewan has set a target to give every resident aged 12 and older the ability to queue up for their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. A schedule released by the Ministry of Health on Friday projects the age threshold, currently set at 35 and older for most of Saskatchewan, will gradually tumble down until everyone aged 12 and older is eligible for a shot on May 20. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Sask. aims to make all resid...
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