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Palestinian girl shot and killed by Israeli occupation forces yesterday. An M16 was placed near her body so that the Zionists could claim that she was an armed terrorist
THE TUC stands in solidarity with all Palestinian workers and the Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions (PGFTU) who on Tuesday took part in a general strike on both sides of the Green Line.
This was in condemnation of the Israeli governmentâs violence in Gaza and the planned evictions of Palestinian families from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah, and against the illegal occupation of Palestinian land and persistent violations of Palestinian rights.
Guardian leaders clash over who calls the shots
Conflict between editor and chief executive of Left-leaning news publisher
Katharine Viner, the Guardian s editor, and the media group s chief executive Annette Thomas (right)
The
Guardian’s two most senior executives are engaged in a power struggle that colleagues fear may force a change of leadership,
The Telegraph can reveal.
The editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner, and Annette Thomas, the chief executive, have repeatedly clashed over control of the finances and direction of the
Guardian during the pandemic, according to multiple insiders.
One said: “It boils down to who calls the shots.”
Relations between the women are said to have broken down to such an extent that senior staff in both commercial and editorial departments believe one of them may have to leave unless a peace deal can be brokered by the Scott Trust, the £1bn endowment which owns the
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MISSILES are raining down on the people of Gaza, as the Israelis step up their war to prevent the establishment of the state of Palestine, with Jerusalem as its capital.
Over 100 Palestinians have been killed in airstrikes over the last week including at least 23 children. The Israelis are meanwhile gearing up for a ground war, massing tanks and artillery on the Gaza border.
So-called ‘Arab-Israeli’ towns have erupted, with gangs of Zionist thugs smashing up Arab-owned shops, marking the doors of Arab residents, dragging Arabs from cars and beating them unconscious in scenes reminiscent of ‘Kristallnacht’, the Night of Broken Glass, when a pogrom against Jews took place, carried out by SA paramilitary forces and civilians throughout Nazi Germany on 9-10 November 1938.