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MSNBCW Velshi July 2, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Velshi July 2, 2024

won't say. but we will just blame the lawyers. now not you, charles coleman. you are good lawyer [laughs] ! have some fun this. morning >> thanks, katie. always good to see you! good morning. it is saturday november 25th, you are watching velshi on msnbc. i'm charles coleman junior filling in this weekend for my friend and colleague, ali velshi. we have got a lot to talk about. first off, we are following breaking news this morning on day two of our fragile pause in the war between israel and hamas. nbc news is reporting 13 more israeli hostages are expected to be released today by...

Rajasthan: How ex-student's elopement, 'error' in form led to suspension of 3 Muslim teachers - Vimarsana News

Rajasthan: How ex-student's elopement, 'error' in form led to suspension of 3 Muslim teachers

When a former student eloped with a Muslim man, a Hindutva organisation accused teachers of instigating her. The Rajasthan education department suspended them.

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Viewpoint: Israel must reclaim Gaza - Vimarsana News

Viewpoint: Israel must reclaim Gaza

Israel’s 17-year coexistence policy with Hamas died on Oct. 7. Egypt controlled the Gaza Strip from 1948-1967 until they lost it to Israel in the

Andrew Malkinson: Innocent man who spent 17 years behind bars now sleeping in a tent - Vimarsana News

Andrew Malkinson: Innocent man who spent 17 years behind bars now sleeping in a tent

The former security guard said he feels ‘betrayed very badly’ and no longer views the UK as home

An open letter about "Philosophy for Palestine" - Vimarsana News

An open letter about "Philosophy for Palestine"

Seyla Benhabib, an American academic of Turkish origin, wrote this response to another open letter signed by many academics, mostly in the USA. It was first published on Medium. Dear Friends, Dear Colleagues: