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OIC commends efforts to stop Israeli aggression

Thinking of taking your pet cheetah for a stroll? You could face an $8 million fine Updated 23 May 2021 May 23, 2021 00:39 JEDDAH: Whatever happened to taking your children to a pet shop to buy a small fish or canary as a pet? It seems those days are over, with a video of a young girl in Saudi Arabia taking her pet cheetah for a stroll. The footage, which shows a girl aged about 10 struggling to control the big cat after letting it out of a car, sparked outrage and calls for action on social media. To add to the confusion, the pet’s owner deliberately shared the video in defiance of National Center for Wildlife warnings against keeping wild animals, often referred to as exotic pets.

Gaza war: Celebrities take actor s union Equity to task for backing pro-Palestine demo

Celebrities including Tracy-Ann Oberman, Sanjeev Bhaskar and Dom Joly tonight furiously denounced actor s union Equity after it openly backed Saturday s pro-Palestine demo in which protesters brandished appalling anti-Semitic placards designed to stoke up religious hate . In a statement released on Thursday ahead of the massive rally in London, General Secretary Paul Fleming and President Maureen Beattie condemned the Israeli actions in the Middle East and called on union members to support  Palestinian comrades and join the march.  But the Trafalgar Square demo has been slammed by MPs and campaigners after protesters draped in Palestinian flags were photographed waving signs which compared Israel to Nazi Germany and claimed that premier Benjamin Netanyahu surpasses Hitler in barbarism . 

Israel counts targets destroyed Hamas criteria for victory are different - Israel News

Gaza residents: We are tired of fighting Israel

Egyptian mediators to broker peace

Egyptian mediators to broker peace Mid-Day 1 hour ago © Provided by Mid-Day An Egyptian diplomat says two teams of Egyptian mediators are in Israel and the Palestinian territories to continue talks on firming up a ceasefire deal, and securing a long-term calm. The diplomat said on Saturday that discussions include implementing agreed-on measures in Gaza and Jerusalem, including ways to prevent practices that led to the latest fighting. The ceasefire took effect on Friday. The 11-day war left more than 250 dead the vast majority Palestinians and brought widespread devastation to the already impoverished Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.  The diplomat also said Israel has given a green light to Gaza fishermen to return to sea Saturday as part of the ceasefire deal.

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