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From 'Dead Nazi' to 'Sons of Amalek': How Israel is weaponising music to dehumanise Palestinians - Comment - Vimarsana News

From 'Dead Nazi' to 'Sons of Amalek': How Israel is weaponising music to dehumanise Palestinians - Comment

Songs like 'Harbu Darbu' and 'Zeh Aleinu' are not 'soundtracks of resistance' — they're celebrations of death.

Source: dawn.com
Hemedti to free 'prisoners' in deal with Sudan civilian movements - Vimarsana News

Hemedti to free 'prisoners' in deal with Sudan civilian movements

Rapid Support Forces leader pledges to release 451 prisoners and open safe corridors for civilians.

Preparations Underway for a Meeting Between Sudan's Hemedti, Hamdok in a Regional Capital - Vimarsana News

Preparations Underway for a Meeting Between Sudan's Hemedti, Hamdok in a Regional Capital

Several arrangements are being made in various countries to hold a meeting between the commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo known as Hemedti, and the Civil Front for Democratic Forces, led by former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdok. Djibouti announced that arrangements were being made to host a Sudanese talks within a week and discuss recent developments in Sudan.

Source: aawsat.com
Israel-Palestine: Israeli children sing for 'annihilation' of everyone in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Israel-Palestine: Israeli children sing for 'annihilation' of everyone in Gaza

Public broadcaster removes song from platform after accusations it was advocating 'genocide'

Why are Sudan's warring factions meeting in Jeddah? | Conflict News - Vimarsana News

Why are Sudan's warring factions meeting in Jeddah? | Conflict News

Talks convened by international parties have previously collapsed, making some sceptical about imminent peace in Sudan.